Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1970 volume:

The mystical madness The dawning of the age of Aquarius awakens a new interest in the occult arts. Carlmont students use these mysteries from astrology to xylomancy to guide themselves through the long dark night of flexible scheduling. For example, those unusual smelling experiments in chemistry might be an attempt to gain a fortune by turning magnesium wire to gold through the magic of alchemy. Adept at cheating students find telephthy and ESP useful during finals. of Carlmont high The study of phrenology, the meaning of bumps on the head, is a good excuse for girls to run their fingers through a boy friend ' s hair, testing his greasy kid stuff. Astrology and palmistry are the two most common forms of fortune-telling in use at Carlmont; thus, conflicting or compatible signs can begin or end a romance. Finally, studying an athlete ' s hand helps the coach decide which players to use. V When a graduate leaves the protection of high school, he steps into a world of insanity. He faces miles of freeway maniacs. The air he breathes is full of smoke and fumes. His food is contaminated with cyclamate and DDT. Rocks from outer space, food cooked in ten seconds, and hearts being switched from one body to another are common. States are sinking into the ocean, invaders landing in UFO ' s, and monsters thriving in lakes. Ten-foot washing machines, white tornadoes, noisy potato chips, and talking enzymes confront the grad. Thus, it pays to learn your witchcraft skills now, for they will be useful in competition against professionals. 6 Astrology is the art of analyzing personal traits and determining the future by observing the stars. In our space age society, it is surpris- ing that people rely on the stars to direct their lives. Some students blame cinch notices on the fact that their teacher was born under an opposite sign. Teachers need to exercise care to plan a test for a favorable day. Many seniors will consult their horoscopes to choose a college. Do the stars know the difference between Harvard and Harvey Mudd? Seniors The Class of ' 70 Junior high was finally behind us and in September of 1966 the Class of ' 70 descended upon Carlmont to an exciting new world. Remember the first time your locker wouldn ' t open and then you discovered you were at the wrong locker? How about when you were directed to the opposite end of the school instead of to your class? And to top that off you walked onto senior lawn by mistake and got dumped head-first in a trashcan. Those are times we like to pretend never existed. The sophomores were sarcastic, juniors overbearing, but the seniors were helpful. They guided us through the first few weeks until the shadows of classes, home- work, teachers, and students started to take shape in our inexeperienced minds. Our freshman year started off with the traditional Hi-day rally. Our class surprised the school by spread- ing throughout the Glen as the biggest class in school history. The first week of school was climaxed by the Sock Hop, thrilling us all because it l asted past nine o ' clock! We started off our treasury with the $25 prize for the best Christmas tree at the Christmas dance. It was decorated traditionally with toys beneath the evergreen. Our donut sales and fun night profits help- ed to build the treasury. We were led through that ex- citing year by Dori Slater, Celia Mosher, and Judy Eggleson. Summer sped by and the school year began all too soon. We returned as confident sophomores, laughing at the small scared freshmen. Summer saw many changes in the Carlmont we knew. Schedules were changed to a two-track system where freshmen re- ' ' mained later than everyone else. Our cafeteria disap- peared, replaced by vending machines and processed food. We elected Gary Dei Rossi, Bob Chang, and Carol Pex to lead us in that profitable year of pizza and do- nut sales. We hoped to start a new tradition of a spring elections dance and winning the soap box derby. We doubled our treasury and started plans for junior prom. We spent our junior year selling donuts and Cracker Jacks, sponsoring Charley ' s Aunt, and lolling on Lone Oak lawn. Schedules had been changed again and more vending machines added to fill student stom- achs. Our junior prom was held in the romantic gym to an Hawaiian theme, Kahalua. Sandi Fleisher was crowned princess. Jan Futrell, Dan Sullivan, and Mari- anna Belli were class officers. Once again we tri- umphed at the soap box derby. Our senior year started off with a bang! Flexible scheduling was here to replace last year ' s program. Loan Oak lawn was buried beneath the new portable buildings, and a new field was built above T-wing. But the distinction of senior lawn was ours at last and we proudly welcomed the freshmen with the Sock Hop. Preparing for senior ball, we sold donuts and Cracker Jacks again and held a post-game dance. The year was filled with sports events, a car rally, college applica- tions, and senior pranks. Senior ball was held at the Peninsula Golf and Country club and seniors broke tradition by omitting the Bay cruise. Winding up the year were the senior week activities and then gradua- tion. Our four years are over. It is all behind us new and we have a new history to make. Aries March 21- April 19 The Ram is always searching for tomorrow, explaining why he skips class today. His ruling planet is Mars, conspicuous for leadership when under fire from the administration for those projects Aries so often destrts. His element is fire, making him a hot one to get along with. Nancy Jane Anderson sophomore board, junior board, licity board 4, Spanish club 4, CSF 3-4, TWIG 4 . . . . girls ' choir 3-4, fashion show 1 . . . . Deborah Lee Bur- Linda Laura Dodge 3 service blocks, CSF 1-4, TWIG ton girls ' choir 1-3 ... . Cathy Curtin transfer Holy 4, band 1-3. Cross high school, Mountain View, California 3, Pub- Steven Eich Terry Elder Charles Erwin Jeffrey Everett Linda Figone Legislature 2, admin president 3-4, Spirit board 1-2, Welfare board 1, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, synchronized swimming 1-2, pompon girl 4, CGA fashion show 3, CASC 2, junior prom decorating comm. 3 . . . . Gail Gaumer 2 service blocks, Carlmonitor 2, 1 admin block, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, CSF 1-4, International club 1-3, Model UN 4, ACTION 2-3, ten- nis 1, volleyball 2 . . . . Chris Guntii 2 service blocks, Spirit board 2-3, Publicity board 4, Finance board 3-4, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, track 3-4, hockey 4, basketball 4, volleyball 4 . . . . Kevin Lee Hogan Track 2 Denise Hunt Spanish club 2-3, CSF 2-4, International club 3, ACTION 2-3, TWIG 2-4 .... IVIarcia Kilday Welfare board 3-4, junior board, senior board, CSF 2-4, International club 4, ACTION 3, TWIG 4, admin representative 3, nominating con- vention 1, homecoming decorations 3, junior publicity chairman, schol. block, CSF Life Seal, 1 service block. Peggy A. Lafferty 4 sports blocks, Executive board 4, Legislature 4, Sports board 1-4, Block C 2-4, tennis 3-4, basketball 1-4, softball 3, badminton 1-4, volley- ball 1-4, Sports commissioner 4, Sports board . . . . Richard Ling transfer Diocesan boys school, Kowloon, Hong Kong 2, CSF 2-4, Photography club 4 . . . . Anita Locashio girls ' choir 1 . . . . Ray Martorano basket- ball 3-4 .... Tom McKinley 1 sports block, gymnas- tics 2, football 3-4, soccer 1-4 ... . Rick McMahon 1 sports block, freshman board, sophomore board, jun- ior board. Block C 4, football 1-4, soccer 1-4 ... . Treva Moore transfer North high school, Torrance, California 2, 4 sports blocks, 4 service blocks. Block C 4, band 1-4, after-school sports 1-4 ... . Dennis Sanders Drama club 4, Gmjs and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, Thieves ' Carnival, My Sister Eileen, Cauca- sian Chalk Circle, Charlie ' s Aunt. Paul Siese Sandra Smock Craig Stogner Claudia Stone John Trigueiro Eileen van Haeften Frank Vizena Linn Warren Craig Stogner transfer Simi Valley high school, Santa Susana, California 4 . . . . Claudia Stone ACTION 2-3, Thieves ' Carnival .... John Trigueiro Metals club, IOC representative .... Eileen van Haeften 1 service block. Spirit board 2, gymnastics 2 . . . . Frank Vizena Metals club 2 . . . . Linn Warren 3 service blocks, 6 sports blocks, 1 admin, block. Executive board 3-4, Legisla- ture 3-4, Tribunal 3, admin, president 3-4, Welfare board 4, Elections board 4, Sports board 3-4, sopho- more board, junior board, senior board. Block C 3-4, basketball 1-2, golf 1-4, MVP golf 2, All-league golf 1-2, delegate of NASC convention in Baltimore, Mary- land, district president of Calif. Association of Student Councils, delegate to 1969 Student Advisory board, Inter-school communications commissioner 4, chief tribune 3 . . . . Les Washington transfer Ravenswood high school, East Palo Alto, California 4, 4 sports blocks. Vistas 4, Sports board 4, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board. Block C 1-4, basket- ball 1-4, baseball 1-4 ... . Edward W. Zimmerman transfer Santa Rosa high 3, tennis 3, track 2, 4, cross country 4, baseball 2, wrestling 3, diving 3, water polo 1, football 1-3, soccer 1. Les Washington Edward W. Zimmerman Taurus April 20 ' May 20 A Taurian sits behind tall people in class so the teacher won ' t see him. He never worries about cinch notices since his parents rarely re- ceive them, because it is usually Taurus who sneaks home during his free mods. It is obvious the Bull has a strong stomach, since he gorges hamburgers at Chimney Corners. Jean Becker girls ' choir 4 . . . . Maureen Ann Bennett 1 service block. Spirit board 1-2, freshman board, sophomore board, CSF 3 . . . . Sue Dunlap 1 sports block, 4 service blocks, senior board, Block C 4, band 1-4, basketball 1, volleyball 2, swimming 3-4. Jean Becker Maureen Ann Bennett April Bjorman Roger Brasier Gordon Campbell Denise Daley Sharon Darby Sue Dunlap Alida Evans Eva Flodihn Pam Graver Barbara Kriegh Beth Lambert Gary B. Leopold Mike Lesnewsky Kim Luras Pam Grover 2 service blocks, admin, president 1-2,4, admin, vice-president 3, Activities board 1, Spirit board 4, sopliomore board, junior board, senior board, CSF club 2, Christmas assembly 1, 1 scholarship block, pompon girl 3-4, nominating convention 1-2, modern dance 1 . . . . Barbara Kriegh Spirit board 2-3, Finance board 3-4, Sports board 4, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, CSF club 2, Block C club 4, tennis 1, gymnastics 1-4, track 2-3, volleyball 3-4, hockey 4, Softball 4 . . . . Beth Lambert make-up crew for Once Upon a Mattress, swim team 1 ... . Gary Leo- pold 1 sports block, 2 serivce blocks, stage band 4, band 1-4, track 1-2,4, cross country 1-3, wrestling 2 .... Mike Lesnewsky 8 sports blocks, admin, president 2, Sports board 3, Block C 2-4, Engineering club 3-4, swimming 1-4, All-league F. S. water polo, All-league swimming 2-3, captain of swimming team 3, captain of water polo team 4 . . . . Sylvia Medawar Vistas 2-3, freshman board, gymnastics 2 . . . . Maria Montague Spirit board 1-3, freshman board. Sylvia Medawar Jeff Miller William Miller Maria Montague Wayne Mott Sharon Peterson Jody Pickett Daphne Polos Kathleen Quinn Gary Ruddell Debra Sieker Nancy Slater Wayn e Mott 6 sports blocks, Key club 3, track 1-4, ior board, stage band 3-4, band 1-4, junior class vice- cross country 1-4 ... . Kathleen Quinn TWIG 3 . . . . president .... Mark S. Thompson 2 service blocks, Nancy Alice Slater Drama club 3 . . . . Daniel Robert Block C club 3-4, cross country 2, baseball 1-4, foot- Sullivan 1 sports block, 1 service block. Vistas 3, jun- ball 1,4, soccer 1. Daniel Robert Sullivan Nancy Taylor Mark S. Thompson Martha van Tries Jeff Wilson Kathy Wright Patricia Wright Patricia Wright transfer Atwater high school, Atwater, California 1. Senior poll Most gullible, Biggest bee-eser: Kathy Belesis, Mark Lansberry (not shown), Best laugh: Bill Lewis and Sandy Armstrong. Debbie Gum and Russ Blagg (not shown). Cutest couples: Warren Grubb, Michelle Carrion; Steve Moore, Robin Rosellini; Debbie Messina and Dennis Slagle. ' A Time for Us ' A Time for Us was the theme for senior ball where seniors danced amid a Romeo and Juliet setting. The California Golf and Country club provided the romantic atmos- phere, with music by the Brotherly Love. Shirley Caton, Cindy Boardman, Michelle Carrion, Carol Grossman. Cheryl Peterson, and Jean Richmond wet 9 finalists for senior ball queen. Michelle Carrion was crowned as queen by principal Ivan Griffin. The annual event was crowded with over 200 couples. i OH, MR. GRIFFIN! CAROL GROSSMAN, SHIRLEY CATON, QUEEN MICHELLE CARRION, CHERYL PETERSON, CINDY BOARDMAN. Gemini May 27-June 27 Being the life of the party, Gemini is always the one thrown in the pool on fun night. He comes up gasping for air, his element. His fast talking results in two dates for the same dance, but being ruled by Mercury, the planet of speed, he is quickwitted and fleet of foot, allowing him to escape from both. Kathleen Alban admin, president 3, Spirit board 2,4, freshman board, senior board, lettergirl 3-4 . . . . Joseph Alger football 1-3 ... . Lisa Gabrielle Baum- garten 1 sports block, 1 service block, Carlmonitor 3, CSF club 3, Model UN 2-4, swimming 2-4, track 2, badminton 4 . . . . Craig Cliff transfer Jordan high school, Burbank, California 1, 3 sports blocks, Wel- fare board 3, Key club 3-4, track 1-4. Kathy A ban Joseph Alger Eileen Bauer Lisa Gabrielle Baumgarten Kim Bolitho Craig Cliff Cathleen Collins Judy DeRosa Mark Finkle Gayle Frank Linda Gaskins Roger Giudicelli Roger Giudicelli 2 sports blocks, tracK 1-2, football 1-4 ... . Carol Joan Grossman Vistas 3, Executive board 4, Legislature 4, admin, president 1-4, Activi- ties board 2,4, Spirit board 2, freshman board, sopho- more board, junior board, senior board, CSF club 3, lettergirl 3, junior prom 3, Activities commissioner 4, fashion show 1-2, fashion representative 4 . . . . John Hall International club 4, Science club 2 . . . . Brent Harris Caiimonitor 3, ACTION 2-3, TWIG 3-4 ... . David Ishida 9 sports blocks. Legislature 4, admin, president 1, admin, vice-president 2-4, Sports board 4, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, sen- ior board, Block C 2-4, baseball 1-4, football 1-4, soc- cer 2-4 .... Carol Georgianna Knight 4 sports blocks. Sports board 3-4, CGA 2, Block C 2-4, Block C presi- dent 3-4, swimming 1-3, basketball 1-4, volleyball 1-4, track 2-3, softball 3-4, hockey 3-4, junior varsity cheer- leader 2 . . . . Sue Lauten Vistas 3-4, assistant editor 4, admin, president 3, junior board, senior board, CSF 3, ACTION 3, AFS assembly 2 Rhonda Ann Lee Leg- islature 1, admin, president 1, admin, vice-president 2, freshman board, volleyball 1. Carol Joan Grossman John Hall Brent Harris Rick Heifferon David A. Ishida Brynn Kirtlan Carol Knight Sue Lauten Rhonda Ann Lee Sunny Lenz Carol Joyce Lew Barbara Moyer Carol Joyce Lew transfer San Mateo high school, San Mateo, California 2, Welfare board 3, Elections board 4, Spanish club 2, assistant at state track finals 2, big- gest gossip .... Barbara Moyer Spirit board 2-3, a cappella 4, girls ' choir 3 .... Dan Stein 1 sports block. Electricity club 1, tennis 1, wrestling 1 . . . . Robert D. Wagner 4 sports blocks, 4 service blocks. Executive board 4, Legislature 4, admin, president 1-2,4, Sports board 3-4, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board. Block C 2-4, basketball 1-2, base- ball 1-4, Sports board commissioner 4, Inter-organiza- tion council 2-4. Mike Wartenberg Donna E. Willett Cathy Wilson Carol Winchell Mike Wartenberg transfer Holy Family high school, Huntington, New York 3 . . . . Donna E. Willett 1 sports block, 1 service block. Sports board 1-3, band 1-3, swimming 1-2, tennis 2, badminton 1, gymnastics 1-2, hockey 3 Carol Winchell CSF club 1, ACTION 1-2, Drama club 1-2, Once Upon a Mattress, Thieves ' Car- nival, My Sister Eileen, Enchanted Journey. Cancer June 22- July 21 The cycles of the moon rule Cancerians, mak- ing them moody romantics. When the moon is full, Cancerians forget homework, for adventure is their goal. But when the moon wanes, grouchi- ness and sorrow take over. Thoughts of the past soon dispel the gloom, and happy again. Lunari- ans phone thei r friends to hear the latest scandal. Sandra Armstrong best laugh .... Marianna Belli 1 board, CSF 1-4 ... . Sue Christol transfer Plymouth service block, 1 admin, block, Legislature 4, fresh- high school, Plymouth, Michigan 3, ACTION 3. man board, sophomore board, junior board, senior Sandra Armstrong Ron Baker Marianna Belli Linda Bergholm Steven Breen Rene Callado Sue Christol Angle Coleman Barbara Meredith Daley Chris Drilling Judy Euchenhofer Barry Fitzgerald Barbara Meredith Daley International club 1, a cap- pella 3-4, Girls ' choir 1 . . . . Judy Euchenhofer a cap- pella 2-3, girls ' choir 1 . . . . Barry Fitzgerald 1 sports block, basketball 1,3-4 .... Sue Gibson 1 service block, 2 admin, blocks, Legislature 4, Publicity board 4, Elections board 4, junior board, senior board, CSF 1-4, International club 3-4, swim team 1, volleyball 4 .... Judy Elefthria Johnson 1 sports block, 1 service block, admin, president 3-4, Welfare board 3-4, Fi- nance board 3, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, make-up for Once Upon a Mattress, make-up for Thieves ' Carnival, Softball 3-4, basketball 3-4, hockey 4, volleyball 4 . . . . Victor Labson transfer W. T. Woodson and Oakton high school, Fairfax, Virginia 3, 1 service block, editor-in-chief of TWIG 3-4, track 3-4 .... Janet Lazzarotti Spirit board 1, freshman board, modern dance 2, gymnastics 2 . . . . Andrew Caryle Lee 3 sports blocks, sophomore board, senior board, Key club 4, CSF 2, International club 4, Science club 2. Sue Gibson John Harbold Robin Harper Judy Elefthria Johnson Larry Johnson Victor Labson Janet Lazzarotti Andrew Carvie Lee William Lewis Steven Mahl Veronica Monahan John Mantzoros Maria Moody Steve Mustain Dorothy Myrick Mike Onorad William Lewis Activities board 4, Welfare board 1 , Elec- tions board 1, sophomore board, senior board, foot- ball!, best laugh .... Maria Moody 4 service blocks. Spirit board 1, band 1-4, tennis, golf, valleyball, soft- ball .... Dorothy Myrick 1 sports block, 1 service block, Finance board 4, senior board, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 2, track 3-4, volleyball 3-4, gymnastics 4, hockey 4 . . . . Linda Nash transfer Holy Cross high school, Mt. View, California 3, Drama 4, Girls ' athletic association 1-2, Publicity board 3 . . . . Georgia Maria Rapits Welfare board 4, Elections board 4, junior board, senior board, junior prom 3, fashion show 1-2. Greg Stovall Barbara Wexler David Zaha Seni Zaha Hugh Michael Zibell Greg Stovall 4 sports blocks, 1 service block, sopho- man Oaks, California 1, Welfare board 3, Model UN 4 more board, junior board, senior board. Block C 2-4 David Zaha wrestling 3-4, gymnastics 3-4 ... . water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4, Sports board 3-4 ... . High Michael Zibell transfer Winnacunnet, Hampton, Barbara Wexler transfer Millikan high school, Sher- New Hampshire 4, cross country 4. Leo July 22- August 21 Love of splendor, pink faces, and an abun- dance of energy are the traits of a Leo. He loves to attend dances because he is fascinated by bright lights and gaiety. His wild gyrations flush his face and make his heart pound. At evening ' s end he is likely to fake an illness to gain attention. Gayle Ann Ceperich senior board, CSF 1-4, Interna- tional club 2-4, Drama 4 . . . . Jennifer Deatsch sports board 1-3, CSF 1-3, tennis 1-3. Cynthia Benson John Brown Paul Caltagirone Bobby Carswell Gayle Ann Cepernich Kathleen Cissna Jennifer Deatsch Kathy Falbo Cheryl L. Givler Model UN 1-2 ... . Carole Cluck or- chestra 1-3, Once Upon a Mattress .... Mike Griffin transfer George Washington senior high school, Guam 4 . . . . Cyndi Hedlund 1 service block, band 1-4, bas- ketball 3-4, badminton 3-4, volleyball 2,4 ... . Jan Horn Spirit board 1-2, Welfare board 3, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board .... Kelley Judd 4 service blocks, 1 service block. Block C 1-2,4, International club 1-2, Chess club 1, diving 1-2,4, water polo 1-2,4 .... Paul Maranta 1 sports block, sophomore board, Boys ' block C 2-4, En- gineering club 3, water polo 1-4 ... . Katy Marquardt Activities board 3-4, Spirit board 2-4, Welfare board 3-4, Elections board 4, junior board, senior board, In- ternational club 2-4, a cappella 4, girls ' choir 3-4, golf 4, Softball 4 .... Ed Moore Engineering club 3, presi- dent of Metals club. Mike Griffin Cyndi Hedlund jan Horn Kelley Judd Paul Maranta Katy Marquardt Nancy McNeill Ed Moore Steve Morger Ed Peterson Marilyn Popplewell Bradley Reiche! Linda Riviello Esther Robles Steve Schmidt Gsfy Shirey Steve Morger 9 sports blocks, 2 service blocks, admin, president 1, Block C 2-4, sophomore board, junior board, senior board. Sports board 4, Chess club 1, basketball 1, baseball 1-4, football 2-4, soccer 1-4, MIP in baseball 1 . . . . Steve Schmidt transfer John Muir high school, San Jose, California 2, 1 sports block, sophomore board, track 2-4, cross country 3 . . . . Gary Shirey Sports board 3, track 3 . . . . Karen Skoglund Activities board 3, CGA 3, girls ' choir 1, ten- nis 2 ... . John Spaulding 3 sports blocks. Block C 1, Engineering club 1, track 1-4, wrestling 3, football 2,4. Karen L. Skoglun d Robert Smith John Spaulding Martha Visintin Sarah A. Void Paul Wagner Jane L. Webster Susan Lee Wrahtz Cathleen Zapata i Sarah A. Void Spirit board 1, Welfare board 2, fresh- man board, sophomore board, a cappella 2-4 . . . . Paul Wagner 2 service blocks. Executive board 4, Leg- islature 4, head tribune 4, admin, president 3, Wel- fare board 4, junior board, CSF 4, International club 1-3, Chess club 1,3-4, president of Chess club 3, Na- tional Merit Semi-finalist 4, editor of Carhnont Over- ground Nctcspapcr 4 . . . . Jane L. Webster transfer Homestead high school, Sunnyvale, California 2, Span- ish club 2, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 2 . . . . Susan Lee Wrahtz 1 service block. Vistas 4, Executive board 4, Legislature 4, Spirit board 2-3, Once Upon a Mallress, tennis 3, wilderness trip 3, corresponding secretary to SBP 4, lettergirl 4 . . . . Cathleen Zapata costumes for Once Upon a Mattress. 33 Virgo August 22-Sept. 22 Virgo is ruled by iVlercury, the planet of speed, enabling a Virgo to think quickly when facing the teacher whose class he just cut. The sign of the Virgin is friendly, which helps him get along with other signs. But a conflict with the opposite sign, Pisces, may explain why one teacher is so irritating. Kathy Belesis transfer Hillsdale high school, San Ma- teo, California 3, junior board, senior board, AFS as- sembly 2, junior prom committee 3, senior class secre- tary-treasurer .... Edward K. Bernal track 1, basball 2- 4, football 1 . . . . Pamela J. Carey 1 service block, Spanish club 1, volleyball 1, tennis 1, wilderness trip 3- 4 .... Kathleen Cissna Drama 4, Once Upon a Mat- tress, Caucasian Chalk Circle, Charley s Aunt. Kathy Belesis Kathy Bell Edward Bernal Sally Bohling Nancy Lynn Brown Nancy Catlin Pamela J. Carey Linda Crawford Gary Dei Rossi Nancy DeMattei Gary Dichow David Donovan Paul English Jeff Farmer Thomas Feachen Sandy Fleischer Gary Dei Rossi 7 sports blocks, 3 service blocks, 2 admin, blocks. Executive board 4, Legislature 2-4, admin, president 1, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board. Sports board 3-4, Block C 2-4, baseball 1-4, wrestling 1, soccer 2-4, sophomore class president, student-body president, NASC delegate 4, gold seal 4, favori te senior .... Jeff Farmer a cappella 1-4, football 4 . . . . Deborah L. Fletcher 1 service block, Vistas 3-4, editor 4, Executive board 4, Legislature 4, admin, president 2-3, sopho- more board, junior board, senior board .... Ellen Freeman Vistas 4, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board .... Robert N. Fried 2 sports blocks, 1 service block. Vistas 3, Activities board 2, Welfare board 1-2, Finance board 1-2, Sports board 1-2, fresh- man board, sophomore board, CSF 3-4, Thieves ' Car- nival, basketball 1-2, track 1-2. Deborah L. Fletcher Albert Franklin Ellen Freeman Robert N. Fried Ralph Charles Furnari, Jr. Gayleen Gernler Bill Gradek Marc E. Harris John A. Hays Debbi Hillyard Cameron L. Jeong Mary Kay Jeskey Ralph Charles Furnari, Jr., transfer San Mateo high school, San Mateo, California 2, 1 sport block. Key club 3-4, president of Key club 4, track 3-4, cross coun- try 3-4, captain of cross country team 4 . . . . Marc E. Harris 2 sports blocks. Block C 4, CSF 4, track 1-2, wrestling 3-4, football 1, 3-4 .... John A. Hays tennis 1 . . . . Debbi Hillyard International club 1, Drama club 2-4, senior board, 1 service block. Once Upon a Mat- tress, Thieves ' Carnival, modern dance 2, girls ' assem- bly 3, drama assembly 4 . . . . Cameron L. Jeong 3 sports blocks, 1 service block, basketball 2-4, track 1- 2, varsity basketball manager .... Mary Kay Jeskey 2 sports blocks, Sports board 3, IOC 3-4, Spanish club 2- 4, Block C 4, Big Sisters 3, Drama 2-4, Caucasian Chalk Circle, Charley ' s Aunt, hockey 2-4, track and field 2-4, volleyball 4 . . . . Karen Johnson Spirit board 2-3, Sports board 4 . . . . Frances Merritt Spirit board 1-3, girls ' choir 3, tennis 1. Connie Johnson Karen Johnson Frances Merritt Vicki Nichols Guy Perego Paula Pulliam Debra Reed Phil Scatena Guy Perego 2 service blocks, 5 sports blocks, a cap- pella 2-4, baseball 1-4, football 1-2 .. . Phil Scatena transfer Pinole high school, Pinole, California, 1 sports block, Elections board 2, Chess club 1, track 2 . . . . Darryl Shapiro transfer Skyline high school, Oakland, California 1 . . . Cecile Ah ' son Smith CSF 1-4, TWIG 3-4, art editor of TWIG 3, band 1, tennis 1 Dale Straw Electronics club 3 . . . . Layne R. Takeoka 4 service blocks, 3 admin, blocks, admin, representative 2-4, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, Key club 4, CSF 1-4, International club 1-4, Science club 3-4, Photography club 4, Science club secretary- treasurer 3-4, 4 scholarship blocks .... Mike Trom- batore wrestling 1-4, football 1-3. Darryl Shapiro Kathleen Showers Ted Simon Cecile Alison Smith Becky Smith Dale Straw Layne R. Takeoka Mike Trombatore Thomas G. Warden Robin Woodman Katharine F. Young Virginia Zeroulias Thomas G. Warden 4 sports blocks, 4 service blocks, 3 admin, blocks, Executive board 3-4, Legislature 2-4, Sports board 3-4, Elections board 4, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board. Block C 2-4, CSF 1-4, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4, Boys ' State representative, Ail-American water polo player 3-4, All-league water polo and swimming 1-4, Boys ' sports commissioner, senior class president . . . . Katharina F. Young Spirit board 3, girls ' choir 3 . . . . Virginia Zeroulias lettergirl 2-3, head lettergirl 3. Libra Sept. 23 -Oct. 22 Libra is the sign of the scales, noted for good- will, vanity, friendship, beauty and laziness. Librans caught combingtheir hair in class remain good-natured while the teacher yells. They flee the mess at Chimney Corners, seeking the nepenthe of sleep and companionship on senior lawn. Mike Borden transfer San Rafael high school, San freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, RafaeJ, California, CSF 3 . . . . Robert R. Chang 3 ser- senior board, a cappella 2-4, men ' s glee 1, sophomore vice blocks, 1 admin, block, admin, president 1-3, class vice president. Alfred Blekis Mike Borden Gary Bragato Dean Bullert Michael Burakiewicz Robert R. Chang Jo Chartrand William Clark Celia Suzanne Copeland Harry Elkins Jeanne Etcheverry Linda Evans Celia Suzanne Copeland Spirit board 2, freshman board, Drama club 1 . . . . Harry Louis Elkins III Carl- monitor 4 . . . . Jeanne Etcheverry Vistas 4, Carl- monitor 4, Elections board 4, CSF 3-4, TWIG 4, Cau- casian Chalk Circle, hockey 2 . . . . Linda Lee Evans Spirit board 2-3, Spanish club 1, badminton 1, volley- ball 1, REACH 3 . . . . Fred Fastenau 2 sports blocks, 1 service block. Welfare board 2-4, Finance board 2, Noon Rec 1-2, Elections 4, gymnastics 1-2 ... . Debo- rah Goitein Spirit board 3, junior board, ACTION 3 . . . . Lucia G. Jimenez transfer Sagrado Corazon San Luis Potsi, S.L.P. Mexico 4 . . . . Peggy Koop 3 sports blocks, 3 service blocks, Sports board 2, swimming 1-4, basketball 1-4, gymnastics 1-2, synchronized swimming 1, track 1-2. Fred Fastenau Barbara Gilbert Deborah Goitein Lucia G. Jimenez Peggy Koop Gretchen Lutz Kristine Malouf Pat Minahan 1 1 Stephen Moore Kathy Moran Rick Ring Patricia Rogers Robin Rosellini John Schiebe Stuart Shields Corky Shiraki Stephen Moore admin, president 4, junior board, senior board, Once Upon a Mattress, My Sister Eileen, soccer 1, cutest couple, biggest gossip, junior prom decorating comm., nominating convention 3, wilder- ness trip 3, senior ball decorating comm., chairman of senior breakfast .... Kathy Moran 1 service block, admin, president 1, freshman board, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 1-2 ... . Rick Ring transfer West Catholic high school, Grand Rapids, Michigan 2, 1 sports block. Block C 4, basketball 1, baseball 1-2, football 1-4, swimming 3, MBA, Hastings association .... Patricia Rogers Fashion show 3 . . . . Robin RoseMini 1 service block, Vistas 3-4, senior board. Big Sisters 3, ACTION 1-3, girls ' choir 2, lettergirl 3, AFS assembly 2, junior prom comm.. Transfer tea 2, spring concert 2, chair- man of Ugly Man contest, cutest couple, biggest teacher kiss-up, nominating convention 1-3, wilder- ness trip, chairman of senior ball decorations, chair- man of senior breakfast .... John Scheibe 1 sports block, 1 service block. Welfare board 2-4, Finance board 2-4, Elections board 2-4, Engineering club 3-4, soccer 1-3 ... . Stuart Shields swimming 1 . . . . Sue Sholaas 1 service block. Spirit board 4, a cappella 4, girls ' choir 1-3 ... . Terrie Stagner transfer El Camino high, S. San Francisco 3, biggest flirt .... Kathy Thomas transfer San Carlos high 3, modern dance 1-2. Sue Sholaas Mary Simpson Terrie Stagner Kathy Thomas Francine Victorino Dan Vogelsang KathyWaldschmidt Laurie Wiesenfeld Dan Vogelsang tennis 1, basketball 1, football 3, girls ' cholr4, Social-Cultural board 2. soccer 3 . . . . Kathy Waldschmidt Welfare board 1, 43 Scorpio Oct. 23-Nov. 21 Scorpios have hypnotic eyes, self-control, and arrogance. They are thick-skinned, blunt, and domineering. They win confrontations between teacher and student because of their piercing eyes and self-control. Scorpion arrogance and blunt criticism probably irritated the teacher in the first place. Ron Blanc transfer Sunset high school, Portland, Ore- more board, junior board, senior board, a cappella 4, gon 1, 2 sports blocks, Racquet club 4, tennis 2-4, girls ' choir 3, pompon girl 4 . . . . Pam Chow transfer soccer 2 . . . . Susan Jo Bradfield ACTION 2 . . . . Roosevelt high, Honolulu, Hawaii 2, Spanish club 4. Michelle Marie Carrion admin, president 2-4, sopho- Christine Beraldo Ron Blanc Susan Jo Bradfield Michelle Marie Carrion Pam Chow Judith Cline Spencer Diehl Russ Fletcher Vikki Gravatt Karen Hagen Margot Hall Mariann Halverson Vikki Gravatt International club 1 . . . . Margot Hall TWIG 4 . . . . Mariann Halverson transfer Ukiah high high school, Ukiah, California 3, Carlmonitor 3, Execu- tive board 3, Elections board 1-3, CSF 2, band 1-3, AFS treasurer 2, AFS president 3, Legislature 3, Spirit commissioner 2, girls ' pep clubs 1-3 ... . Bill Huse- man transfer Hillsdale high school, San Mateo, Cali- fornia 2, 3 sports blocks. Block C 4, cross country 4, wrestling 2-4, gymnastics 2-4, water polo 3 . . . . Tricia Neely transfer Lafayette high school, Lexington, Ken- tucky 4, golf 4, . . . . SueAnn Newberg Publicity board 3, freshman board, senior board, CSF 2-4, Interna- tional club 2-4. Bill Huseman Leonard James Judi A. Johnson Douglas Kanoff Hawley J. Little Judith McQuagge Tricia Neeley SueAnn Newberg Joyce Nicklos Garry Norris Rebecca Pivone Joan Poston Carolyn Stoner transfer Woodside high school, Red- wood City, California 3, Once Upon a Mattress, Cau- casian Chalk Circle, Charley ' s Aunt, Gymnastics 4, talent assembly 3 . . . . Sonja van Zeventer transfer Hillsdale high school, San Mateo, California 2 . . . . Jim Vernazza transfer Edwin Markham high school, San Jose, California, Engineering club 3-4, baseball 1-4 .... Glenn T. Williams transfer Bullard high school, Fresno, California 2, 2 sports blocks. Block C 3-4, baseball 2, football 3-4. Connie M. Taylor Sonja van Zeventer Jim Vernazza Glenn T. Williams Sagittarius Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Sagittarius is the centaur, half man, half horse. The human half can be seen reading while the horse half is galloping around the track. He throws a tantrum when caught sneaking down to the parking lot for a quick smoke, and because of his outspoken opinions, he plants one foot in his mouth and lands the other in the dean ' s office. Lee R. Baker transfer Elk Creek high school, Stony- ball 3-4, basketball 2, track 3-4 ... . William Oliver ford, California 1, 3 sports blocks, admin, president Brandenburg ACTION 3, a cappella 4, men ' s glee 3, 4, senior board. Block C 4, Engineering club 4, foot- tennis 4, track 1-2, soccer 1-2. Jeffrey Addiego Brynn Benkman Donna Anderson Cindi Boardman Charles Askew William Oliver Brandenburg Lee R. Baker Cherie Brown f ' V Rebecca Browning David Catronovo Timothy W. Dunn Fogarty David Castranovo, Caucasian Chalk Circle .... Timo- thy W. Dunn tennis 2, basketball 2 . . . . Darleene K. Fogarty International club 1, after-school sports 1-4 .... Patricia Cast Elections board 4, International club 2-4 ... . Marta Hall Publicity board 1, CSF 1-4 .... JoAnne M. Hamilton 2 service blocks, 2 admin, blocks, Tribunal 3, Carlmonitor 2, admin, president 2-3, Activities board 1-2, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, CSF 1-4, International club 1-4, ACTION 2-3 .. . Dolores Hammill 2 service blocks, Elections board 4, senior board, CSF 1-4, Interna- tional club 2-4, orchestra 1-3, stage band 1-3, Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, field hockey 2, talent assembly 3 . . . . Ruth Holzman 1 service block, 1 admin block, Carlmonitor 2, Executive board, Legis- lature 3-4, admin, president 2-4, Activities board 2, Spirit board 2, Welfare board 3, Finance board 1-2, Elections board 3-4, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, CSF 1-4, International club 2-4, Elec- tions comm. 4, Gold Seal 4, Jewish Culture 3, scholar- ship block .... Mark Lansberry 4 sports blocks. Block C 2-4, baseball 1-4, football 1-4, soccer 1-4. Patricia Gast Marta Hall JoAnne M. Hamilton Dolores Hammill Victor Herrero Jack Holmes Ruth Holzman Kirchner Mark Lansberry Jeff Letchworth Barbara N. Lunn Laura Mclntyre Barbara N. Lunn CSF 1-4, wilderness trip 3 ... . Laura Mclntyre swimming 1, fasliion slnowS .... Lori Miner ACTION 1-2, Drama 1, band 1, . B., Once Upon a Mattress, Thieves ' Carnival, My Sister Eileen, En- chanted Journey .... Ron Mobley 2 sports blocks, 4 service blocks, sophomore board, junior board, stage band 1-4, band 1-4, Once Upon a Mattress, track 1-2 ... . David Napoletano 2 sports blocks. admin, vice president 4, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, basketball 1, baseball 2-4, soccer 2 . . . . Carol M. Pex 2 sports blocks, 2 service blocks, 1 admin, block, Legislature 1, 3-4, admin, president 1-4, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, sophomore class secretary-treasurer, CSF 1, band 1-2, track 2, hockey 3-4, Bronze Seal. Lori Miner Ron Mobley Thomas Morse David Napoletano Carol M. Pex David Pickett Edward Pinkiert Fred Poston Ned Rafalski Nancy Rutherford Bruce San Filippo Jackie Schultz Nancy Rutherford transfer Ygnacio high school, Con- cord, California 1 . . . . Jackie Schultz 1 service block, Spirit board 3, Welfare board 3, Elections board 4, CSG 2-3, International club 3, a cappella 2-4, girls ' choir 1, volleyball 3-4, hockey 4, basketball 4, soft- ball 4, IOC 3, scholarship block, homecoming rally 3, homecoming dance 3, car registration 3, spring con- cert 2-4 Susanna Weis Executive board 3, Legis- lature 3, Publicity 2-3 ... . Robin Williams 1 sports block, spirit board 2-3, Sports board 4, junior board, Block C 4, tennis 2-4, badminton 3-4 ... . Virginia G. Wold transfer San Carlos high school, San Carlos, Cali- fornia 3, admin, president 4, Activities board 4, Spirit board 4, senior board, lettergirl 4 . . . . Steve Zmay 4 sports blocks. Block C 2-4, Engineering club 4, track 1-2, football 1-4, soccer 1-3. Deborah Walton Susanna Weis Robin Williams Steve Zmay Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Capricorns are scatterbrained leaders with the habit of putting things off until the last minute. The night before elections, Capricorns are just beginning their campaigns. But when oppor- tunity knocks at the door of the commissioners ' room, the Goat will hear the first knock. In fact, he ' s been listening and waiting for it. Katherine M. Allen 1 service block, Activities board 3-4, junior board, senior board, Spanish club 3-4, International club 1-4, ACTION 2, TWIQ 2, a cappella 4, girls ' choir 2-3, Once Upon a Mattress, Charley ' s Aunt, Sequioa summer drama workshop The King and I, and Li ' l Abner .... Jan Brauns Carlmonitor 3 CSF 2, International club 1-2, swimming 1-4, basket- ball 1-2, volleyball 1 . . . . Shirley A. Caton 1 sports block, 4 service blocks, 2 admin, blocks, Executive board 4, Legislature 1-4, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, CGA 2, volleyball 2-4, fashion show 3, Spirit commissioner 4, most spirited .... Ronald J. Cortopassi 6 sports blocks, 1 service block, 1 admin, block, admin, president 2-4, admin, vice-president 2, Activities board 4, Welfare board 4, sports board 3, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board. Block C 3-4, CSF 4, Engineering club 2-4, diving 2-4, swimming 1-4, water polo 1-4 .... J. Dennis Cullen 5 sports blocks, 1 ser- vice block, admin, pr esident 1-4, Welfare board 4, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, Block C 2-4, track 1-4, football 1-4 Kathleen A. Davis 3 service blocks, admin, president 3-4, Activities board 3-4, Spirit board 1-4, Welfare board 3, Noon Rec 3, Elections board 4, freshman, soph., junior and senior boards, International club 1-4, lettergirl 4. Robert Ahbel William Ahlert Katherine M. Allen Judith Bailey M. Barner-Rassmussen Clay Brandow Sharon Bowling Jan Brauns Shirley A. Caton Ronald J. Cortopassi J. Dennis Cullen Kathleen A. Davis Warren Grubb4 sports blocks, 2 service blocks, Block 2, All-SPAL in track 2 . . . . Janet Hidalgo freshman C 2-4, Sports board 4, sophomore board, junior board, board, best car .... Gary Johnson transfer Gienbrook senior board, baseball 1-2, 4, football 2, president of North high school, Northbrooks, Illinois 3, Vistas 4 Block C 4 . . . . Janet Elisabeth Hansen 2 sports blocks Linda Claire Kauk 1 sports block, 1 service block. Publicity board 3, CSF 1-3, track, baseball, tennis, sports board 2-3, CSF 1-4, Block C 3, a cappella 1-4, golf .... Kim Herminghaus 2 sports blocks, track 1-2, girls ' choir 1, After-school sports 1-4 . cross country 2, football 1, All-SPAL in cross country Marijane Lescroat Dennis Noren Sue Pekarek Jeanne Richmond Marijane Lescroart Chess club 2-3, a cappella 4, girls ' cinoir 3-4 .... Carol Roudebush transfer Menlo-Atherton high school, Atherton, California 2 . . . . Tom Smith admin, president 1, Spirit board 1, Elections board 1-2, Sports board 1, Chess club 1, Engineering club 4 . . . . Sonnett Stern 3 sports blocks, Carlmonitor 3, track 1-3, cross country 1 . . . . Daniel Terrill 2 sports blocks, baseball 1, diving 2, football 1-2, Elec. club 3. Aquarius Jan. 21 -Feb. 19 Aquarians are nervous, forgetful, friendly, and dreamy. When giving a report, an Aquarian thinks of his knocking knees and not his speech. He will be first to meet a new student, but never remembers to ask his name. His free time is spent dreaming of that special person, probably sitting right next to him, waiting to be noticed. Laurie Banks transfer Orchard Park high school Shortridge high school, Indianapolis, Indiana 4, men ' s Orchard Park, New York 4 . . . . Laurie Blass Interna- glee 1, track 1-2, wrestling 1-4, diving 1, football 1-2, tional club 1, ACTION 2, Alpine club 3, spring concert Electricity club 1, ROTO officer 1-3. 2, Christmas concert 1- 2 .... Mike Carlson transfer Michelle Clarke Laurie Derkowitz Judith Ann Eggleson Janis Futrell Barbara Gaynor Patricia Giacchino Nancy Gorman Gerald Griffin Laurie Derkowitz transfer Lake County high school, Leadville, Colorado 2 . . . . Judith Ann Eggleson fresh- man board, sophomore board, junior varsity cheer- leader 2, varsity cheerleader 3, freshman class secre- tary-treasurer, fashion show 1-2, volleyball 2-3, favorite senior .... Jan Futrell 3 service blocks, 2 admin, blocks, Vistas 2-3, Executive board 3-4, Legis- lature 1-4, Elections board 4, freshman board, sopho- more board, junior board, senior board, volleyball 1, junior class president, student body vice-president, junior prom chairman 3, junior prom court, Sadie Hawkins chairman 4, delegate to CASC conferences 1-4, student representative to community relations committee 4 . . . . Nancy Gorman 1 service block. Wel- fare board 3, junior board, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 1-2, after-school sports 4 . . . . Gerald Griffin transfer Arapahoe high school, Littleton, Colorado 3, 2 sports blocks, track 3-4, football 3-4 .... Debra Teresa Gum Drama 1, 4, a cappella 4, girls ' choir 2-3, track 4, gymnastics 3-4 .... Stephen Hall transfer Serra high 2, Spanish club4, CSF2-4, International club4, acap- pella 2-4, men ' s glee 2-4 .... Debbie Hendricks 1 ser- vice block, Carlmonitor 2-3, admin, president 4, Finance board 1-2, Drama 2. Linda Gulart Debra Teresa Gum Stephen Hall Debbie Hendricks Ron lorio Steve C. Kennedy Robin Mahood Pamela Morris Warren W. Newberry Joyce Parent Cheryl Peterson Don David Schenone Steve C. Kennedy 1 sports block, 1 service block, Once Upon a Mattress, My Sister Eileen, Caucasian Chalk Circle, golf 3, football 1 . . . . Robin Mahood Vistas 4, Spirit board 3, synchronized swimming 1, volleyball 1 . . . . Don David Schenone 5 sports blocks, 4 service blocks, 2 admin, blocks, Legislature 2-3, admin, vice- president 1, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board. Block C 2-4, CSF 1-4, basketball 1- 4, track 1, 4, president of Block C 3, 2 scholarship blocks, senior class vice-president, nominating con- vention 1-4 . . . . D. Heather Simmons transfer La Canada high school. La Sahada, California, Chess club 1, modern dance 1 . . . . Larry Strauss 3 sports blocks, 1 service block, junior board, senior board, Block C 2- 4, band 1, baseball 1-4, football 1-4, soccer 1-4. D. Heather Simmons Dennis Slagle Larry J. Strauss Frank Troglione Patricia Lynn Wilson Josette Zucca Patricia Lynn Wilson Spirit board 1, senior board, TWIG 3-4, 1 scholarship block .... Josette Zucca ACTION 2, track 1-2. 58 Pisces Feb. 20-March 20 A look in the swimming pool will almost always reveal a Pisces doing his own thing — swim- ming. He is a natural follower and belongs in a school of fish. Those fish who swim downstream usually end up in detention. Pisces is always sleeping in class, perhaps dreaming about a tuna fish sandwich. Judy Ahlf 1 service block, Vistas 4, admin, president .... Maria Luisa B. Andrada transfer Balboa high 1, 4, Spirit board 2-3, Finance board 3-4, freshman school, San Francisco, California, board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board Judy Ahlf Maria Luisa B. Andrada Eric Bell Patrick Byrne Rodney Dennis Camp Mary Carlson David Dickerson Jeffrey Dornbusch Grady Goldman Tim Gruman Terry P. Haley Gregory Ellison Grady Goldman transfer Hillsdale high school, San Mateo, California 1, 4 sports blocks, 2 service blocks. Welfare board 4, junior board, Block C 2-4, Key club 3-4, CSF 1-4, tennis 1-4, basketball 1-4, soccer 1 Tim Gruman Engineering club 3, basketball 1-4, track 1, cross country 1-2 ... . Terry P. Haley Key club 2-4, track 1-4, cross country 2-4, football 1, soccer 2-4 ... . Gary Harder Caucasian Chalk Circle, Jule Tea and Crisis (rock bands for school dances) .... Terry Hitt senior board, a cappella 1-4, men ' s glee 1-4, basket- ball 1-2, wrestling 1-2, Gymnastics 2-3 ... . Laurie E. Klingner 1 sports block, 8 service blocks, 3 admin, blocks, 1 scholarship block. Executive board 4, Wel- fare board 3, Legislature 4, band 4, Band-O-Rama 1-3, CSF 1, IOC rep. 1-4, Elections board 3, Noon Rec 2, Literature club 1-3, French club 1-2, tennis 1-2, track 1- 2, 4, volleyball 1, 3, Block C 3, point secretary 4, lettergirl 4, Silver Seal .... Darice Knox 1 sports block, 1 service block. Activities board 2, Spirit board 2- 3, senior board, CSF 2-4, TWIG 2, Silver Seal, CSF life member, tennis 1, volleyball 1, badminton 1-4, basketball 2 . . . . Dinni Maxfield Spirit board 1-2, Drama club 1-2, Once Upon a Mattress, My Sister Eileen, Thurhers Carnical, Charleij ' s Aunt .... Kathy Maxfield swimming 1-3, tennis 4, volleyball 1. Gary Harder Eric Hatzenbehler Terry Hitt Laurie E. Klingner Darice Knox Laurel Lissner Dinni Maxfield Kathryn Maxfield Jesse Reid Miller 3 sports blocks, 1 service blocl , Elections board 4, senior board, CSF 1-4, International club 2-4, president of International club 4, Model UN 3-4, president of Model UN 4, Chess club 1-2, ACTION 2-3, TWIG 3-4, tennis 2-4 ... . Clifford S. Rainey Chess club 1,4, basketball 1-2, track 1-2 Kimball R. Richmond III transfer Nauset high school, Orleans, Cape Cod, Massachusetts 3, Key club 4, track 4, cross country 4, soccer 3-4 .... Tatiana Stacevich transfer Sir Francis Drake high school, San Anselmo, California 4, girls ' choir 4 . . . . Steve C. Tarantino Metals II club . . . . John Thane basketball 1. Randy Pollard Randey Porter Regan Porter Clifford S. Rainey Kimball R. Richmond III Tatiana Stacevich Steve C. Tarantino John Thane Linda Valdez Vickie Vipond Christine Marie Wozniak Dennis J. Wong Dennis J. Wong 4 sports blocks, 4 service blocks, 2 admin, blocks. Executive board 3, Legislature 2-3, admin, president 1, Finance board 2-3, freshman board, sophomore board, junior board, senior board, track 2, football 1-4, designee to student advisory council for Sequoia district 4, Finance comm. 3. 62 Where Aries Jim Bayley Pat Bowling Madeleine Castrillo Matt Egan Tom Flaherty Steve Miszanczuk Maud Notmeijer Dan Passanissi Mark Peterson Jim Smith Taurus George Adier Helen Davis Mike Ellis Larry Hemsley Kirk Hudson Christa Kaye Jack Kirby Mark Madrid Cecelia Morrison Bill Rawlings Dave Speed Aileen Virchow Gemini Dennis Axell Ken Bakken Cindy Harris Glenn Heggstead Martha Hueffed Guy Indorante Judi Lang Terri Lang Gary Manley Stephanie Mann Percy Moore Rick Ritter John Rolih Cancer Gary Hayhoe Ronnie Lopez Carrie Morton Chris Myers Gloria Ruff Franc Wycoff Leo David Amaral Jim Barber Debbie Catz Mike Duffy Dan Foster James Franco Stan Ghigllano Julia Ice Sylvia Kwan Pat Pruitt Larry Valenti John R. Woodworth were you? Virgo Phil Camilleri Greg Depew Rich Duraay Virginia Edison Chris Erikson Bill Gradek Terry Graham Suzan Gross William Hechler Lenny Kolstad Bill Mace Mary Nash Laura Smith Gary Sorenson Kathy Traverse Ruth Tyz William Wiley Libra Bill Clark Debbie Dirks Don Dixon Barbara Elam Barbara Gilbert Dave Holster Mark James Carmen Kohl Kristine Malouf Mike Ostrowski Brian Russell Dan Smatana Larry Sturgis Diane Szekely Joe Vintze Scorpio Carlos Francis Carol Gray Jan Hard rick Barbara Jennings Paula Kauk Jim MacDougall Brad Nichol Scott Seeley Gary Seiler Steve Van Cura John Woodbury Sagittarius Dave Cross Phil lannone Kathy Lehmer Tim Miller Terry Patterson Steve Reed Richard Sampley Corinne Tibbals Karen Vankirk Capricorn Voneda Champlin Larry Donahoo Dan Jacquet Jeff Kroll Charles Leno Craig Parks George Prucyk Dennis Ryan Bill Scott Pam Strekike Aquarius Chris Avila Linda Haynes Nadine Loretz Sue Melton George Putris Raymond Royal Terry Thomas Hazel Walker Janice Wong Pisces Mark Bridges Liz Cadish Jackie Heskett Lenora Kershaw Shelley Kimball Dennis Kissinger Barbara Laub Bruce Morrison Mark Noifi Anita Smith Greg Watters Acting like seniors People have many strange bumps on their heads and the study of these bumps and their meaning is called funny-bump study, or as scientists call it, phrenology. Some of these bumps are the eyes, nose, and ears, which have no meaning whatsoever. But the mental faculty of the faculty is shown by the high, well-developed fore- heads bearing the stamp of intellectuality. Be sure, however, to distinguish a teacher ' s wrinkles or experience from bumps of intelligence. Faculty aii ' dministration 69 Administration Where was Mr. Griffin all year? We have looked into the problem and found Mr. Griffin holed up in his office. Surrounded by the walls of his office, he does what any busy administrator would do. He studies solutions to the problems of flexible scheduling, writes speeches, and conducts conferences with unhappy parents, to mention a few of his duties. In April of this year, Mr. Griffin announced his resignation as principal. We have all appreciate his achievements and hope he will have many productive years as a counselor. Ivan Griffin Principal Fred Mangini Dean of Boys The rest of the administration has spent the year coping with all the problems of flexible scheduling that no one had thought of before. The deans have had so many problems with naughty students that they hired two campus aides to babysit the children we have here at Carlmont. Mr. Berry has been trying to handle complaints from student officials who are having trouble scheduling meetings and activities. Mr. Ferry ' s shoulder has become a crying towel for the overwrought counsellors. Mr. DeNardo has been asking for money all year to buy more files for the cut notices he has issued. Fran Ferry Registrar Bernice Stewart Dean of Girls Donald Berry Norm DeNardo Assistant Vice Principal Safety Education Assistant Vice Principal Counseling The counselors have really earned their money this year, taking on the monumental job of flexible scheduling. If the dedicated people in the counseling office were speculators they would have invested in an aspirin company and made their fortune; instead, they chose to help us through this year and on to bigger things in the future. Not only did they have to cambat 50 students waiting outside their doors, but they had to give up their well-chewed bubble gum and mix up magic potions to repair the overworked computer. ...RULE OF THUMB FOR COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS... (L to R) Arthur Cutler, Robert Robinette, Robert Kauk, Jim Henderson, Joe Zucca, Pete Eitzen, Miss Sue Scott, Rick DeVoe. 71 Norma Burks English William Evans English Thomas Thompson English Florence Gillard Librarian Michael Schneider English Andy Garbarino English Esther Firth Librarian Milton Goldl English 72 Beatrice Kuharski Glenn Kovas Salvatore Montante Farrel Duncan Business Education Business Education Matliematics Business Education Betty Granneberg j g Terzich Don Short Warren Mott Matliematics Business Education Business Education Mathematics 76 78 Salvatore Montante Mathematics David Attwood Mathematics Ella Cooley Mathematics Richard Tingey English Evelyn Tresnon Mathematics William Horstmeyer Industrial Arts Norm DeNaroo Safety Education Assistant Vice Principe Barbara Jennings English 80 JoAnn Jagers Physical Education Carroll Jensen Industrial Arts Ted Brammer English Richard Inman Art Pete Galassi Social Studies Manalou Carter English Arne Lundquist Industrial Arts Mathematics Kay Peters Language Walt Cottle Ruth Hull Randal Pomin Science Science Science Anna Tracy Science Jerry Rollins Science Jim Lindholm Science Ray Gotthold Science Susan RIddell Science Bob McCormick Language Gordon Deegan Language 82 Teacher aides and secretaries Front row (I to r): Evelyn Pervier, Elva Ayer, Anisa Zainasheff. Second row: Mary Jane Dean, Marjorie Dillaman, Lydia Fitz- patrick, Dorothy Gannon. Front row (I to r): Myrtle Bredel, Carole Sifers, Helen Hagaman, Pat Croc- ker. Second row: Kay O ' Dea, Marguerite Bretag, Doris Bookman, Viriginia Walter, Marjorie Shinn. L to R: Cheryl Miller, Agnes Belton, Caria Ascar- runz, June Collom, Margaret Knox. 83 Alchemists have been trying to alter cheap metals into gold and silver since the time of ancient Egypt. This practice has been re- vived today within the walls of Carlmont. Sneak a look into the back room and see what ' s in theflask Mr. Rollins is playingwith. Some school nights, a student can be spotted studying a book of alchemy, as green smoke pours from his cellar window. The students who work hard in chemistry are really trying to make a fast buck. The boy muttering in the back of the room is not insane, just chanting a spell to turn the teacher ' s heart from lead to gold. Academic Carlmont strives to excel BIRDIE, BIRDIE, IN THE SKY. SHOW ME! THE CHAMPAGNE MUSICMAKERS! WOW! 120 IN STREET CLOTHES. GOOD VIBRATIONS. ...AND ' FOR MY NEXT FEAT... NO, NO, INSERT FLAP ' A ' INTO SLOT ' B ' . Electives balance new schedules History students create Utopia THESE PENCIL SHARPENERS ! ?!? ;! VERRY EEENTERESTING! TODAY CARLMONT, TOMORROW THE WORLD! THE BIG G STANDS FOR GOODNESS. BIC WRITES FIRST TIME, EVERYTIME. BLEW IT AGAIN! THIS IS THE WORLD PLAN. THE BELMONT OF TOMORROW? Stage band blows modern jazz DOUG RIDER, WONT YOU PLEASE COME HOME? NESTLE ' S IS THE VERY BEST. ZZZZZ. MIKE ' S MIGHT AT THE MIKE. SPEAK, AND BALL-BOY SERVES. TIC, TAC, TOE, THREE IN A ROW. HOW DO YOU SPELL MICHAELANGELO? A time to think GOSH, I LOVE YOU MRS. BURKS. FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN... I NEVER COULD ROLL A GOOD JOINT. T.G.LF. I ' M FIGHTING TO KEEP MY EYES OPEN. ELEGANT DINING. ROCKY AND FRIEND. HANDS. I THINK I SWALLOWED A FLY. MY FALSE EYELASHES ARE TOO HEAVY! THESE TESTS ARE FUNNY. HOW MUCH FOR THAT LID? OUR GROUP HAD 34% FEWER CAVITIES. QUIT CHEATING! Simulators build better drivers 98 FUTURE HOMEMAKER. FOLLOW THE BOUNCING BALL! WHERE ARE THE GIRLS? Flexible schedule offers open labs PUCKER POWER! POR jhe LAST TIME, IF I HAD TWO APPLES... 101 Hikers explore the High Sierra 102 .1; Double, double, toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble. For many students, these words from Macbeth are their first introduction to witch- craft. But a beginner can take sorcery lessons from well-known TV educators, such as Captain Gregg on The Ghost and Mrs. Muir and Barnabus on Dark Shadows. Then, putting his new-found knowledge to work, the sorcerer ' s apprentice may create a storm to avoid PE or emerge as a vampire to bite his girl friend on the neck. The really accomplished sorcerer can enliven a dull lecture by turning himself into a frog. Activities 105 HI DAY- LEY. Hi-day rally GARY WELCOMES ZORAN. At Carlmont ' s Hi-Day rally, the Scots were once again officially welcomed back to school. The annual rally included such traditional activities as a raffle for old albums, a contest for the spirit megaphone, and introduction of school officers, spirit squad, new teachers, and Zoran Todordvic, our AFS exchange student from Yugoslavia. HA-HA THAT WAS A GOOD ONE. 106 MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE? Sock hop The Sock Hop ushered in the new school year to the sound of White Rabbit. The sock makers of America profit by the 400 pai rs of bizzare socks which are worn out each year on the Carlmont dance floor. The senior class sponsored the dance. BAN WON ' T WEAR OFF. DANCE TO THE MUSIC. THE COLD SHOULDER. Kick-off dance BUT I USED A MOUTHWASH. SCOTS SWING. Folk singing in the glen RIGHT HERE. CARLMONT ' S JOAN BAEZ. Welcome dinner for new Scots ULTRA-BRITE SMILE. People ' s patio MY PENCIL BROKE. COLOR ME BLUE. Sadie Hawkins Over 225 girls grabbed a man and took him to Sadie Hawkins, making it a successful dance as well as starting many successful romances. The students stepped into a world of fantasy as they entred Dogpatch, U.S.A., and danced to the music of White Rabbit. Couples were hitched by Marryin ' Sam (Mr. Zucca and Mr. Henderson). Everyone came in costume and five-pound hams went to Carol Knight and Kelly Judd for most imaginative dress. Second prize, a one-pound package of bacon, went to Bob Amesbury and Linda Bergholm. Third prize, salami, wentto Kathy Belesis and Zoran Todordvic. A new tradition was started by the freshmen who formed a committee to clean up after the dance. As usual, everyone enjoyed himself and some people considered it the best dance of the year. MR. MRS THE FARKEL FAMILY. FITS SIZES 3 TO 117. I THOUGHT THIS WAS A SLUMBER PARTY. SHE ' S GOT RUBY LIPS SHAPLEY HIPS. THE RED BARON FLIES AGAIN. BIG MAN ROGER GUIDICELLI. Homecoming Spirit was high during Scots ' homecoming, November 3-7, as the classes competed for the title of most spirited. Duringthe week points were gained by showing outstanding spirit on banner day, color day, slave day, and rally day. Homecoming week officially began Monday morning. Monday was banner day and the walls of the school were covered with posters. The posters exhibited what the football team was going to do to San Carlos at the homecoming game. On Tuesday, an election was held for Big Man on Campus. All the contestants were members of the football team. MY FELLOW AMERICANS. CARLMONT MASCOT. More class spirit was displayed on Wednesday, color day. Each class wore a different color to show its spirit and distinguish itself from the others. Thursday was slave day. A member of any fall sport team could make a girl his slave and give her his jersey to show she was in servitude. Then a spirited homecomoing rally was held in the gym Friday afternoon. A skit was presented, the coaches made speeches and the spirit squad led spectators in yells. The trophy for most spirited was awarded to the juniors. That night a car parade rode down to Terremere field and spectators gathered to watch a double homecoming between Carlmont and San Carlos. At halftime floats were displayed and Chris Cooper crowned D ianne Talbert as homecoming queen. Carlmont triumphed 28-6 over San Carlos. LOOK AT THAT!! BEAR HUG? THREE ' S A CROWD. ' Caucasian Chalk Circle ' The fall play, The Caucasion Chalk Circle, was the most avant-garde play ever put on in the little theater, it was a contennporary play dealing with riot, war, and revolution. The staging was unique, using lights and projections for scene changes. Leslie Albertson played the guitarand sangto Linda Kauk ' s original music. ■■IT ' S A BABY. A BABY WHAT? Director Joseph Whipp Produced by Carlmont Drama club Acknowledgments Mrs. Marge Shinn College of Notre Dame Stage manager Sandi Sorensen Assistant to the director . .Sue Sanders, Kathy Cissna Music composed by Linda Kauk Prop crew Kim Davis, Pat Bell, Karen McCiellan, Diane Owen Make-up crew Lorraine Lescraut, Beth Labson, Sue Manfredi, Jenni Booker, Becky Pavone, Sandi Mott Publicity crew Chris Momson, Linda Perucca Costume crew Debbie Delia Santa, Patty Scarlett, Michelle Verlod, Jeanne Etcheverry, Norine Cepernich House tickets members of the drama club Set construction Stagecraft class SEVENTY-NINE CENTS AT WOOLWORTH ' S. 116 (In order of appearance) Storyteller Brian Stienstra Chorus Leslie Albertson Fat prince Dennis Sanders Governor ' s iwfe Carolyn Stoner Governor Steve Polos Doctors Rick Laub, Bob Gelb Adjutant Dave Castronovo Sinnon Terry Elder Grusha Janet Teter The cook Sue Badgett Maro Linda Varni Servant Joyce Reiser Woman with milk Jan Mahood The corporal Marc Grahm Peasant woman Patricia Bowling Lavrenti Randy Wendelin Sister-in-law Carol Simmons Mother-in-law Jeanne Etcheverry Azdak Scott Hopgood The old man Rick Laub Shauwa Marty Pavloff The nephew Gary Collingwood The invalid Marlene McFarlane The limping man Rick Laub The blackmailer Gary Collingwood The doctor Randy Wendelin The innkeeper Bob Gelb Ludovica Alida Evans The bandit Mark Bollock Woman Linda Schubert The rider Gary Collingwood Old couple Diane Burch, Bob Gelb Farmers and lawyers . . . .Jim Johnson, Steve Polos, Jim Coulter, Rick Laub, Dennis Sanders Monk Jim Johnson The peasant Jessup Jim Coulter Biggest boy Bob Gelb Fat boy Phil Gelb Little girl Theresa Laub Michael Danny Burke Ironshirts and people at bridge Mark Bollock, Allan DeBella, Louis Desanders, Harty Pavloff, Rick Laub, Marlene McFarlane, Linda Schubert TWO BUDDHIST MONKS AND A GUY WITH WEIRD SOCKS. 117 Whipp whips out smash hit INSTANT POPULATION CONTROL. LOOK, MA, NO AMP! BRIAN AND LESLIE. THEATER CRITICS AT WORK. ARE WE BEAUTIFUL, ARE WE, ARE WE? NOW, IF I CAN ONLY MAKE THE RED SEA PART. SHOW TIME. The 10th annual Turkey Trot was held on Dec. 12. Runners of all sizes competed for the turkeys awarded. A special competition was held among the faculty. The acadamy awards of the football circuit, the footbal banquet, honored Carlmont gridders AEROBICS. Turkey Trot and football banquet MUlililiMillfcafc. FOOTBALL CHAMPS. Jazz concert The Carlmont jazz band held its annual jazz concert again this year. Carlmont music teacher, Chris Nelson, conducted the group. The music, featuring many Buddy Rich selections, filled the Little Theater to the delight of the audience. One of the evenings highlights was a saxaphone solo by Bill Tassi. THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC. Christmas assembly Owing to the problem of setting up a schedule, the first assembly of the year was the Christmas assembly. That morning the freshmen and juniors gathered in the gym to see the assembly whilethe sophomores and seniors waited in their admin classes for an hour; then the groups switched places. The assembly also turned into a talent show, as many student groups performed. The stage band played several numbers and the choir sang Christmas songs, both traditional and new. The drama students put on a skit, some students danced, and Nancy McNeil sang. Most of the students liked the assembly and hoped there would be more during the school year in addition to the entertainment during lunch. PLUNK, PLUNK. OH, MY BACK! RIGHT ON. Christmas dance December 19 was the date and 8 p.m. was the time. The place was the gym and the theme was Mexican. If you haven ' t guessed yet, we are talking about the Christmas dance. The gym was decorated in bright colors with pitiatas and a giant sombrero hanging from the ceiling, rather than the traditional red and green of an American Christmas. The Southern Fried provided the music. The annual Chirstmas tree competition was ruled by the almighty senior class winning $25 for the most clever tree. There was also a competition for Santa Claus. Bob Chang, Cameron Jeong, John Spaulding, Dave Napoletano and Scott Hopgood competed for the honor. Junior Scott Hopgood was elected and presided over the dance. IF THE HAT FITS, WEAR IT. CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. FOR ME? QUACK. WHERE ' S THE BATHROOM? CHRISTMAS POINSETTIA. Alumni basketball game The Boys ' Sports board sponsored the first annual alumni basketball game. The purpose was to bring back several of Carlmont ' s all-time greats to oppose the faculty. It was a crowded game, with a dance following. Some of the participants were faculty members Arney Lundquist and coach Terry Stogner and former Scots Tom McBride and John Hammer. TILTING TOWER. REACH OUT. FLYING ACE. 128 KYA basketball One of the money-making projects of the year was the confrontation of the KYA Oneders and the Carlmont faculty on March 20. It was one of the best-attended events of the year, with spectators filling the gym to overflowing. Proceeds went to the Peace corps. Senior Cindi Boardman took charge of the activity. Dee-jay Chris Edwards was one of the KYA players and some of the Scot rebounders were Mel Johnson, Dave Merta, Bruce Usher, and Bob Trask. The biggest surprise of the entire evening was not Mr. Trask ' s hairy legs, the large attendance, or the good show. The surprise of the evening was Carlmont ' s victory! I THINK I ' LL SWITCH TO TV. ST-R-E-T-CH. YOU CANT HIT SOMEONE WITH GLASSES Superstition fun The superstitious sophomores held their fun night in the dead of night on the spookiest night of the year, Friday, March 13. It was appropriately titled Superstition with decorations to match the theme. Sophomore president Debbie Hales took charge of the affair which netted over one hundred dollars profit. Horrifying hamburgers for dinner, devilish dancingto the music of Heaven ' s Rage, scary swimming in the pool, and gruesome games of vollyball and badminton in the ghoulish gym filled the evening with frightening fun. HEY, YOU GUYS, I ' M OVER HERE. HORSES ARE GUARANTEED FRESH. SHE ' S DISAPPEARED AGAIN! Car rally The senior class and Belmont Rotary club jointly sponsored a community car rally. Each participant received a plaque and over eighty cars joined in the fun. Ten drivers were awarded trophies for the highest number of points. Points were awarded to drivers who drove safely, answered various questions correctly, and checked in at the five check points between start and finish. The event began at Carlmont and finished at Pizza Plus, where trophies were presented. Senior Jack Brown finished first. DOWN THE ROAD ON THE LEFT. WHICH WAY TO SAN CARLOS? ALL RIGHT, WHERE ' S THE CHAPERONE? 131 I Sophs hike in Grand Canyon THE PEPSI GENERATION. NOTHING LIKE SPIKED COFFEE. I WANT MY MOMMY. CARLMONT ' S MAFIA. POINT OF NO RETURN. AW ! WHAT DO YOU MEAN WE HAVE TO WALK HOME? 133 Vistas staff Who stole my pictures? Hey stupid, get to work! Oh, no, I forgot to phone the photographer about those pictures. Can I see those proofs? Hey that ' s a cute picture. Let me see it. You ' re two weeks over your deadline and you ' re staying today until you finish ,even if it takes all night. You want us to come in on Saturday? I can ' t come in that day, I ' m going skiing! Can anyone think upa caption forthis picture? Mr. Goldman, Mr. Goldman, MR. GOLDMAN! These headlines are all wrong! Don ' tyou ever do anything right? Why am I working in copy? I haven ' t learned to write yet. This page was pasted up all wrong. I ' m going nuts. ... With a staff like ours, its a wonder Vistas ever comes out on time. JOHN ANDERSON, MILTON GOLDMAN (ADVISER). LINDA KISSINGER, LORRI TOGNOLI. SANDRA BAUGHMAN, GREGG FONDACABE. Carlmonitor staff The beginning and advanced journalism classes worked throughout the year to produce the Carlmonitor. Their publication was frequently under fire from the administration, faculty and student body. Among their activities this past year were frequent trips to the printer of the Carlmonitor, a visit to the San Mateo Times, a vigorous campaign against closed campus, and an excess of headaches. Laurie Wiesenfeld acted as editor-in-chief, Darryl Samuelson and Fran Vella as associate editors, Steve Brown, Brian Russel, and Will Wiley took care of photography, and Jeanne Etcheverry and Harry Elkins managed the advertising. The Journalism I class took care of reporting and Bill Evans was adviser. EDITORS DARRYL SAMUELSON, LAURIE WIESENFELD, FRAN VELLA. STAFF REVIEWS PAPER. PAT WILSON, DALE MARTIN, KAREN McCLELLAN. Vistas ' victims FLEXIBLE PHLANGES. ROUNDING UP LOST SHEEP. PG 120 138 BABBLING BRADSHAW. FRESHMEN GET BIGGER EVERY YEAR. WILL THE REAL ANDY GARBARINO . . . THE FIRST THING ABOUT A PEACE DEMONSTRATION... Vistas ' victims A WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE. FUTURE CARLMONT. HE MAKES ME SICK. 144 Palmistry is known as the language of the hand. Student leaders often have dis- tinctive hands. The bottom of the thumb, the IVIount of Mars, and little finger. Mount of Mercury, are well developed, although the rest of the body may not be. By studying the palm, one can recognize certain personality traits at a glance. Some teachers use this method to determine a student ' s final grade. And a cold, clammy hand could mean the difference between a wallflower or homecoming queen. nd Bo Executive board Under the guidance of adviser Don Berry, the Carlmont Executive board once again survived the school year. As an innovation, the sopho- more and freshman class presidents were recognized by the dignitaries and appointed to the Executive board. During the year, the board labored to prepare the legislative agenda, coordinate commissions ' activities, and suggested legislation to the administration and the legis- lature. The Executive board met semi-monthly. PRESIDENT GARY DEI ROSSI. VEEP JAN FUTRELL. Front row (L to R): Peggy Lafferty, Shirley Caton, Jan Futrell, Mike Gilmore. Paul Wagner. Row two: Linn V arren, Tom Warden, Bob Walter, Tribunal The Tribunal exercised the power to judge the constitutionality of student, legislative, and executive actions. They assisted in judging violators of school rules. (L to R): Linn Warren, Gail Gaumer, Paul Wagner (head), Larry Sutter. Legislature Under the guidance of Gary Dei Rossi, the legislature reviewed a more liberal dress code, sponsored dances, and acted as a clearing house for student problems. Sitting (L to R): Debbie Hales, Sheryl Lee, Judy Lewis, Evan Boido, Lynn Coyle, Laurie Klingner, Susie Walter, Marianne Syivestri. Row two: Cindi Boardman, Debbie Fletcher, Diane Talbert, Carol Pex, Shirley Caton, Gary Dei Rossi, Ruth Holz- man, Cindy Gilmore, Sue Gibson, Laurie Wisenfield, Mindy Lefton, Jan Futrell. Row three: David Dei Rossi, Mike Gilmore, Sue Wrahtz, Tom Warden, Paul Wagner, Bob Walter, Tony King, Dean Angelides, John Zabohon, Darryle Samuelson, Lisa Hill. 147 ii 1 .1 ( J, f « ■ ml Front row (L to R): Pam Grover, Robin Rosellini, Laurie Kling- ner, Carol Grossman, Ruth Holzman, Marcia Kilday, Dolores Hammil, Lane Takeoka. Row two: Michelle Carrion, Kathy Mar- quart, Joanne Hamilton, Linda Figone, Jan Horn, Kathy Belsis, Carol Pex. Row three: Dorothy Myrick, Steve Moore, Ron Cor- topassi, Dennis Cullen, Steve Morger, Warren Grubb, Linn Warren. Senior board Junior board Senior class president Tom Warden led the class through the year with the assistance of adviser David Attwood. Sponsoring the annual Sock Hop, crackerjack sales days and senior ball were a few of their activities. Adviser Anna Tracy and president Mike Gilmore led the junior class through an exciting year. The board sponsored junior sales days, an all-school fun night, post-game dance, and Scheherazade, the junior prom. Front row (L to R): Laurie Hill, Beth Holzman, Fran Vella, Jean Cain, Karen Schwartz, Cathy Trimble, Randa Lee, Tom Hender- son. Row two: Joan Penrose, Lynne Miller, Judy Lewis, Peggy Perry, Amy Bonnemaison, Ann Brietenwiescher, Karen Grant, Judy Beebe, Judy Anderson. Row three: Tony King Lorri Tognoli, Scott Hopgood, Mike Gilmore, Dermit Fong, Don Huber. Row four: Sue Scott, Connie Wade, Rita Jacobi, Mary Rench, Leslie Langbien, Alonza Chase, Joanne Lee. I Front row (L to R): Roxanne Farwell, Sheryl Lee, Janie San Filippo, Sarah Jannigan, Dale Martin, Barbara Wagner. Row two: Cheryl Hand, Diane Wilson, Robin Zabahon, Nancy Bowen, Michael Moulton, Rosemary Pugh. Row three: Laura Huffman, Debbie Callagnan, Betsy Hoffman, Wendy Bauer, Nancy Hoff- man, Debbie Mathay. Sophomore board The sophomore class started off the football season with the Kick-off dance, sponsored carwashes, fun night, sales days, and the Valentine dance. Led by Debbie Hales, president, and Sal Montante, adviser, the board revised the school handbook. Front row (L to R): Lorraine Lescroart, Steve Gerstle, Evan Sharon Mann. Row three: Alan Dagg, Rob Cortepassi, Denise Boido, Sue Armstrong, Camille Peri, Teri Hart. Row two: Alan Marston, Steve Napoletano, Wendy Metton, Rod Anderson. Porter, Marianne Sylvestri, Laura Therkelson, Debbie Hales, Front row (L to R): Linn Warren, Shirley Caton, Jan Futrell, Guy Chase, Paul Wagner. Row two: Tom Warden, Bob Walter, Mike Inter-school comm The Interschool Communications board exchanges workable ideas with other schools in the Sequoia district. The board works extensively with CASC and representatives from other schools. Gilmore. Publicity board At the request of clubs and boards, the Publicity board produces innumerable amounts of tickets, posters, and notices for everything from school plays to Sadie Hawkins. Cindi Boardman is commissioner and Richard Inman served as adviser. Front row (L to R): Dermit Feng, Cathy Curtain, Faith Nee, Cindi Boardman, Tom Henderson. Row two: Kathy Flagherty, Laura Thurkelson, Janice Grossman, Valerie Montgomery, Sue Gibson. Front row (L to R): Diane Callaghan, Lyn Coyle, Liz Ishida, Carry Bataohf. Row two: Linn Warren, Paul Wagner, Peggy Welfare board Perry, Debbie IVIathay, Harvey Butler, Norm DeNardo (adviser). Finance board The aim of the Welfare board this year was to improve Carlmont through a series of organized programs. The anti-litter campaign, car checks, and homecoming car parade were just a few of the board ' s activities. Larry Johnson worked as commissioner until midterm, when Lee Caruso took over. The Finance board supervises student- body funds. This year, underthe direction of Jon Zabohon and adviser Art Cutler, the board planned student- body card sales, sold tickets for all athletic events, and made change at Chimney Corners during lunch. Front row (L to R): Chris Guntii, Sarah Janigian, Cathy Schwan- inger, Judy Ahlf. Row two: Gene Danielson, David Samuelson, Alan Porter. mm Front row (L to R): Alison Casazza, Beth Holzman, Evan Boido, Dawson, Lisa Hill, Nancy Bowen, Fred Fastenau. Row four: Fran Vella, Cindi Boardman, Carol Lew. Row two: Wendy Bauer, Rosemary Pugh, Lisa Gruman, Sue Gibson, Michael Moulton, Sarah Jannigan, Cheryl Hand, Cecilia Love, Jean Cain, Mindy Jeannie Etcheverry, Ruth Holzman. Lefton, Linn Warren. Row three: Bob Ahbel, Linda Love, Vicki Elections board IOC The Elections board registered voters and ran elections for student government, queen contests and constitutional revisions. The annual nominating convention was the highlight of the year. Ruth Holzman was commissioner, Dan Border adviser. The Inter-Organizational Council recently celebrated its second anniversary. This year, under the direction of student body vice- president Jan Futrell, the club worked to further communication between the various chartered clubs and boards. Front row (L to R): Lisa Baumgarten, Debbie Hales, Angle Wagner. Row two: Linn Warren, Alan Porter, Shirley Caton, Coleman, Sarah Janigian. Jan Futrell, Debbie Fletcher, Paul Darryle Samuelson, Kelly Judd, Tom Warden, Bob Walter. Front row (L to R): Mia Monroe, Cheryl Hand, Lyn Schubert, son, Carol Simmons, Janice Grossman, Valerie Montgomery, Fran Vella, Carol Rench, Becky Browning, Carol Grossman. Rosemary Pugh. Row two: Katie Marquardt, Sally Skanderup, Meredith Swan- Spirit board Activities board Commissioner Carol Grossman led the Rah! Rah! Rah! Once again the Spirit board board in planningthe Hi-day rally, button inspired unequaled enthusiasm among Carlmont sales, transfer student dinner, canned students to make this year something really food drive, Christmas dance, and out of the ordinary. The board members used school decorations. Also, the board chants and spells before each game to boost maintained the activities calendar in school spirit. The results speak for themselves. Chimney Corners. Front row (L to R): Julie Koonty, Marcy Alban, Lyn Coyle, Liz Alonza Chase, Cheryl Smith, Shirley Caton (commissioner), Ishida, Fran Vella, Evan Boido, Becky Browning, Meridith Debbie Mathay, Connie Wade. Row four: Adrienne Van Veca, Swanson. Row two: Linda Love, Linda Gross, Keri Helwig, Connie Susko, Sally Skanderup, Terry Shipley, Denise Marston, Diane Callaghan, Carol Rench, Jean Cain, Camille Peri, Eileen Julie Manion, Lorri Tognoli, Lynn Tognoli, Yvonne Salih. O ' Mally. Row three: Darlene Ferrero, Sue Cox, Kerry Batdorf, Front row (L to R): Gail Perstein, Angie Coleman, Linda Kiss- inger, Treva Moore. Row two: Peggy Lafferty, Carol Knight, Joelle Huntington, Mary Rench, Denise Marston. Girls ' and Boys ' The Girls ' Sports board o rganizes all girls ' sports. Guided by Miss Ruth McKissick, adviser, and Peggy Lafferty, commissioner, the girls scheduled and executed all eleven after-school sports, both intramural and competitive. Sports boards The Boys ' Sports Board raised money for athletic equipment, sold football and basketball programs, and sponsored a donkey baseball game, an alumni basketball game and dance, and the hole-in-one contest. Bob Walter was president and Bill Hurst adviser. Front row (L to R): Dave Ishida, Gary Dei Rossi, Tom V arden, Greg Stovall. Row two: Mike Gilmore, Linn V arren, W arren Grubb, Bob Walter, Steve Morger. Front row (L to R): Gail Perstein, Angie Coleman, Linda Kiss- inger, Treva Moore. Row two: Peggy Lafferty, Carol Knight, Joelle Huntington, Mary Rench, Denise Marston. Girls ' and Boys ' Block ' C Underthe leadershipof Miss Pat Balosky and president Carol Knighttheclub held initiations in the fall and spring. Donut sales, bike hikes, and a ski trip were other activities of the year. The club furthers interest in sports and fosters high ideals of sportsmanship. Boys ' Block C, a club for lettermen, conducted a toy drive for Navajo Indian children, the Homecoming car parade, sales days, a post-game dance and an all-sports banquet. Warren Grubb was president and Glenn Kovas and Ron Sweet were co-advisers. Front row (L to R): Don Schenone, Grady Goldman, Tom War- den, Dave Ishida, Gary Dei Rossi, Bob Walter, Greg Stovall. Row two: Don Huber, Mike Lesnewsky, Bill Huseman, Rick McMahon, Dick McClay, Gordon Stagner, Mike Gilmore. Row three: Ron Cortopassi, Mark Pecar, Linn Warren, Warren Grubb, Dennis Cullen, Steve Morger, Larry Ceccato. Front row (L to R): Alison Casazza, Roxanne Farwell, Jean Cain, three: Cathy Dyer, Caren Greiss, Maria Katsaris, Regina Cat- Maggie Lau, Vicki Dawson, Layne Takeoka, John Hall. Row two: tarin, Andy Lee, Norine Cepernich, Sue Ann Newberg, John Rosemary Pugh, Nancy Hoffman, Barbara Wagner, Nanette Leech. Limerlnos, Laurie Stewart, Betsy Hoffman, Jesse Miller. Row International club Model UN Jesse Miller, with the helpof Zoran Todoric, our exchange student from Yugoslavia, led the International club in another successful year. Highlights were a welcoming reception for Zoran and an international pot-luckdinnerfor the club and the Sequoia district ' s exchange students. Gordon Deegan was adviser. In February, our representatives attended the three day conference of the Model UN at UC Berkeley. Our members were in the ironic position of representing the United Arab Republic, although half the delegates are Jewish! The members spent the time before the conference researching the culture, history, and diplomatic policy of the UAR. Front row (L to R): Gail Gaumer, Lisa Baumgarten, Barbara Wexler. Row two: Clay Brandow, Larry Sutter, Jesse Miller. Front row (L to R): Bill Lindsay, Paul Hall, Jim Kresin, Rick Finato, Dave Amaral, Mike Lesnewsky. Row two: John Spalding, Lee Baker, Mark Finkel, Leonard James, Steve Zmay. Row CSF three: Dan Frieman, Jim Vernazza, Ron Cortopassi, Tom Smith, John Schiebe. Engineering When all the brains of the school get together and decline to comment regardingtheir activities, something is suspect. They are either planning drastic measures against the freshmen or conducting a private orgy. Mrs. Julia Goelz acted as adviser and led the group in their nocturnal activities, such as a theater party jaunt to San Francisco. Future engineers of America follow the line of success on their palms and join the Engineering club. Their activities are kept secret, but rumor has it their regular meetings are actually devoted to demon worship. Their exact motives are undisclosed, but reliable sources state that Carroll Jensen acted as adviser. Front row (L to R): Cathy Schwanlnger, Jan Munger, Gail Gaumer, Sue Pekarek, Gail Reichert, Maggie Lau, Layne Takeoka. Row two: Roxanne Farwell, Jean Cain, Jackie Han- sen, Lisa Baumgarten, Treva Moore, Mrs. Julia Goelz (adviser). Row three: Debbie Callaghan, Mia Monroe, Debbie Mathay, Kurt Marohn, Carolyn Oschbach, Michael Moulton, Joelle Hunt- ington, Mary Rench. Row four: Alan Porter, Richard Ling (president), Larry Sutter, Jesse Miller, Stephen Hall, Paul Leech, Cathy Curtin. standing (L to R): Vic Labson, Margot Hall, Jesse Miller, Curtain, Beth Labson, Debbie Callaghan. La Nora Kershaw, Richard Tingey. Sitting: Gail Reichert, Kathy Twig Twig is the Carlmont literary magazine. Under editor Vic Labson and Richard Tingey, adviser, the staff collected and graded poetry, prose, and art to be published. A contest was held for the best in each category. Spanish club Mysterious things have been going on in the Spanish club this past year. Interest in Spanish culture has prompted the group to learn ancient charms to chant in Spanish, led by their adviser. Miss Sharon Held. The most effective chants were those practiced on the teacher. Front row (L to R): Sarah Janigian, Jan Munger, Cathy Schwan- Marohn, Debbie Callaghan, Stephen Hail, Sara Webber, inger, Pam Chow, Patty Kato. Row two: Cathy Curtin, Kurt Front row (L to R): Phil Muhilly, Jim Carretta, Clifford Lai. Row Clark Shezkley. Row three: Bob Navara, Andy Lee, Chris Clark, two: Coach Michael Schneider, Dennis Scheffer, Art Tonsager, Racquet club Science club The Racquet club is a secret organization whicli has flourished at Carlmont this past year Infiltrators of the group report that their most common activity is practice. The club membres practice an ancient bewitching dance called tennis. Michael Schneider advised the group. Who attends a Science club meeting? Not many people can answer that question. Perhaps it is a teacher with a receding hairline looking for the miracle drug of youth or a criminal spilling hydrochloric acid in an attempt to alter his fingerprints. Are you brave enough to find out? (L to R): Walt Cottle (adviser), Paul Leech, Terry Crowley, Janelle Osborne, Roxanne Farwell, Mark James. 150 Since history has been recorded, man has tried to foresee the future. Faculty and students alike engage in this fun-filled pastime. The avid skier often consults a fortuneteller to predict ski conditions. A roll of the dice tells the gamblerthe answers for his algebra final. Arsonists resort to trash can fires to conjure up images of graduation day. Homemakers use tea leaves to discover the latest gossip. Classes Jf he junior class i Mike Gilmore President Lisa Gruman Vice-president Amy Bonnemaison Secretary-treasurer Rich Acton Desi Adame Anne Agni Dennis Agresti Debbie Akers IVIary Alberti Leslie Albertsen Marcia Alexander Barbara Allen John Allen Kent Allen Scott Allen Sandra Almen Curt Anderson Dick Anderson John Anderson Judy Anderson Linda Anderson Bruce Andreasen John Armstrong Heidi Aspoy Robert Au Micheal Bach Sue Badgett Allison Banks Constance Barile Ginny Barile Karen Barnes Steve Barringer Sandra Baughman Arlene Bava Dorene Bava Rick Baynes Judy Beebe Sally Beeken Diane Belasco Patricia Bell Tracy Belmer Mary Bench Bob Bennett fl Tony Bennett Gloria Bernal Robert Besser Nancy Biggs Dave Blass Diane Bliss Doug Boardman Darell Boldt Doug Bolger Amy Bonnemaison David Bonzani Liz Borrelli Howard Boyer Karen Brandt Deudra Bratton Debra Breed Ann Breitenwischer Kathy Brennan Lois Bressman Marilyn Brock Daria Brown Helen Brown Kirby Bruns Stephen Buckley John Buhr Alicia Bula Bruce Bulkin Diane Burch Laura Burger Arlene Burley Donna Burns DeLinda Butler Jean Cain Dennis Cambron Randy Campbell Caranne Carlson Elizabeth Carlson Daryl Carpenter John Carpenter Kevin Carney Lee Caruso Scott Carvey Lance Castillo Regina Cattarin Larry Ceccato Jo Chartrand Alonza Chase Jim Christman Ursula Christmann Ken Christopherson Bill Citara Jill Clapp Ralph Codianne Barbara Coe Lenore Cohen Mark Colby Bill Coler Gary Collingwood Rose Collins Paul Contos Tim Cookston Marcia Costa Jim Coulter Cindy Cox Mike Cox Loren Grain Ed Cummins Dave Cuneo Lucy Cunningham Jim Dadaos Gwen Daniels Gene Danielson Kenneth Daoust Jeri Darby Pam Davis Joe Deal Carol DeAngelis Jennifer Deatsch Trudie DeHertel Jan DePalma 163 TIME MUST HAVE A STOP. Joanne Derkowitz Kris Desormeaux Susan DiCorti Karen Dietz Steve Dillard Sue Dirks Catliie Dobbs Ken Dodge Danetta Domino Diana Douglas Mary Duffield Jeff Dunkle Suzanne Dvorak Cathy Dyer Don Elbert Diane Emerson Donna Engler Linda Estabrook Judy Euchenhofer Randy Evans Nancy Fry Laurel Gaumer Linda Gerdts Robin Ghigliano Dora Gialamas Jean Gillenwater Mike Gilmore Nancy Gingrich Dennis Ginsberg Sue Girdler Joe Farmer Siott Farray Robert Fehringer Betsy Fernald Linda Fernandez John Ferrari Rick Finato Stan Fishburn Chuck Fisher Michelle Fitch Kathy Flaherty Greg Fondacabe Dermet Fong Darlene Fox Peggy Francis Laura Fraumeni Carol Frazer Shirley Frederick Dan Friedman Mary Frisinger John Givler Rosemary Godfrey Sybil Goldsworth Karen Gomez Arlene Gordon Rochelle Goulet Jacqueline Green Nancy Green Caren Greiss Barbara Grimm 164 Juniors Cennet Grimm Terry Gross Mike Grubb Lisa Guastella Georgina Guerin Lisa Gruman Vici y Grundmeier Daniel Gulart Sue Gulyas Donna Hale Jackie Hale Dave Hall Gary Hall Mike Hall Paul Hall Tim Hall John Hallet Doris Hamel Bob Hammill Mark Hannon Jackie Hansen Janet Hansen Linda Hansen Peggy Harke Belinda Harris Joan Harrison Andy Haslett Gary Haveter Mike Hayden Rich Hayes Teri Heafy Kerry Healy Cathi Heicken Bill Helbush Dennis Henderson Tom Henderson Mimi Henning Sally Herman Jim Herndon Gail Herron Kathy Hooey Scott Hopgood Preston Houser Jeff Howell Don Huber Dana Hudspeth Lisa Hueweed Paula Humphrey BRAVE NEW WORLD. 165 Juniors Joelle Huntington Vikki Jacklich Mark Jackson Pam Jackson Marguerite Jacob! Dan Johnson Jim Johnson Martin Johnson Alex Jones Gary Jones Kelly Jordon Denis Joynes Pete Kalvass Kimberly Kane Kathy Kato Maria Katsaris Jackie Kauk Charter Kays Denise Kenefick Scott Kennedy Gayle Kershaw Marsha Khouri Fran Kieffer Sue Killean Tony King Sue Kinkade Pam Kirtlan Linda Kissinger Randi Koch Tim Kresin Roger Kueffer Clifford Lai Craig Lamourex Eric Lane Leslie Langbein Barbara LaNoue Diane Leroux Chris Leeson Jennie Lew Judy Lewis Paul Liehr Nanette Limerinos Evelyn Linck Barbie Lind Bill Lindsey Steve Lipke JoAnne Little Paula Litzius Dan Lopez Rick Lopez Bill Lord George Loretz Nadine Loretz Cecilia Love Debbi Lovell Dennis Low Larry Luken Doug Lunn Linda Lyngso Denny Lyons Jerry Ma Joanne MacDonald Mike Mace Glenn Madden Dave Mahl Steve Mahoney Sue Mahoney Sue Manfredi Larry Manning Lee Manning Kim Mansoor Margaret McCabe Rich Markey Jill Markovitz Charles Marquardt Sue Marquez Mark Marx Mark Masia Tanya Matlock Patty Mausser ABOVE ALL! Juniors Sharon Meitrott Linda Mendersausen Debbie Menta Brad Meyer Tim Meyer Leslie Middendorf Yynne Miller Mark Miller Phil Miller Neil Mittelstadt Valerie Mayne Tom McCall Frenchie McCullough Pamela McKoy Terry McMichael Patti McNaughton Doug McVay Gary Means Georgette Medaw ar John Mednis Valerie Montgomery Greg Moore Gretchen Moore Mike Moore Susan Moore Greg Moss Viva Morris Dorothy Moyer Phil Muhllly John Mulley Roark Mulligan Jan Munger Cherylyn Murche Robert Navarra Robert Nave Janis Negro Dave Nelson David Neumann Heidi Nicol Ken Nilsen 167 Bruce Niermeier Naida Nissen Diane Nominni Cindy Nordness Gary Nueske Galye Nystrom Judy Obertelli Gary O ' Brien Christine Olson Dutcti Orr Beverly Osaki Janell Osborne Sam Owens Carmen Pacas Kent Paden Dennis Pagola Jan Pantaleoni Gary Passanisi Joan Pauling Ralph Pavone Jeanette Pearce Susan Peirce Clyde Pendleton Doug Penny Joan Penrose Cheryl Perrott Peggy Perry Curt Pestana Dave Peters Laura Peters Curt Peterson Steve Peterson Rocky Petri Kipp Pfeiffer Robin Pfeiffer Cindy Phelps Dan Pinkham Bob Pinkiert John Postag Shari Postlet hwaite Teri Poulsen Phylis Price Ed Proctor Dan Pubols Patricia Queen Patrick Queen Kevin Quinn Susanne Quock Gail Raabe Barbara Rahall Ray Raras Karen Rasband Craig Rebenklau Rick Reckis Stefani Reich Tom Reimer Richard Reiser Larry Regalado J. 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Riedel Mary Rench SAY CHEESE. 168 Juniors Arleen Renny Merrilyn Hideout Paul Ridley Theodore Riley Ron Ritter Cathy Roberts Les Rogers Linda Rogers Mark Rooker Sue Rossi Jim Roth Ervan Rovabai Elaine Ruff Phil Saam Joe Saber Judy Salmon Darryl Samuelson David Samuelson Mike Sanchez Debbie Sanders Susan Sanders Pat Sandilands Greg Sandin Tom Sandin Dave Sandvand Tony Savelly Lance Schmidt Nancy Schneider Rich Schubert Bob Schug Debbie Schug Mary Beth Schultz Phyllis Schultz Cathy Schweninger Carin Schwartz Edith Schwartz Sue Schwartz Dennis Scott Sue Scott Helen Sears Michelle Seiler Leighann Seitzer Joanne Seike Beverly Shapiro Clark Sheakley Rob Shinazy Gene Short Joe Shuba Jan Shuster Elkie Sievertson Grace Sime Fred Sinfeild Marie Sirstins Ingrid Skammel Debbie Slavazza Alan Smith Craig Smith Dorothy Smith Jenny Smith Kathy Smith Keith Smith Rhonda Smith Sandra Sorenson Lynn Southloick Mike Speckman Leslie Stale Laurie Stewart Brian Stienstra Gary Stirling Pat Storey Linda Stovall Laura Stradley Kathy Strotman Kathy Sullivan Patti Sullivan Kay Summers Larry Sutter Jim Sylvester Anita Tager Paulette Tankersiey 169 THE ROYAL COURT. 170 Exotic Arabian night for juniors AN ARABIAN BELLY ACHE. 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AN ARABIAN VENDETTA. 172 Juniors Raylene Tarantino Bill Tassi Mitch Taylor Marc Tedrick Hans Templeman Mark Tennison Rick Tennison Jan Teter Gary Thexton Lyie Thomas Lynn Thomas Calvin Ting Simie Ting Carol Titus Gary Tjader David Toboni Lorri Tognoii Art Tonsager Cris Tremaine Kathy Trimble Carol Ullrich Gary Ullrich Steve Ullrich Christina Vandever Nancy Van Tries Mark Van Veen Fran Vella Eugene Vizona Melanie Vogt Barbara Voldman Connie W?de Mark Walbrun Bill Walker Chrissy Wallace Rob Wallace Debbie Ward Tom Warriner Matthew Wartenberg Marcy Watters Jane Webster Ted Weichbrodt Garrin Welch Bob West Carter West Sue West Penny Westfall Dave Wharton Wilda Whatley Carol Whitney George Wightman y Jackie Wilkinson Karia Willard Cathey Williams Mark Willis Peggy Windsor Gary Womer Norm Yerkes John Zabohon Carol Young Susie Zapata 174 175 The sophomore class Secretary-treasurer Mimi Acebo | Steve Affleck Steve Agni Tom Aherns Steve Ahlert Belinda Akers Jan Allen Mike Allen I r .1 I. ■ Eric Almen Gary Amaral j Cliff Anderson 1 Holly Anderson Mark Anderson Rod Anderson t Dean Angelides 1 Jim Anilosky | - - % Mary Ann Arellano Chris Armstrong Edwin Armstrong Susan Armstrong Lynn Askew Rita Augustine Ginny Ausiello Joanne Axell - Laura Baccelii SP Michele Bailey Mf w Cindy Baker lO Jack Backer Mike Bandeo ' Betty Barker Barney Edward y i pi siip f Kathy Barquilla 1 Margaret Bauer ' Wendy Bauer Kathy Baumgard Bob Baxter Mike Becker Ken Bedford Carolyn Bell J i . J Sophomores Steve Bennett Lauri Berdall Karen Bergholm Kay Berkhouse Pamela Betram Mary Betts Rick Bible Steve Biglow Marilu Biggs Marilyn Bistodeuu Bob Black Russell Black Shirley Blackstone Vicky Blackwell Diane Blake Lorri Bliss Randy Boardman Evan Boldo Mark Bollock Jenni Booker Barbara Bookwalter John Borden Nanci Bowen Brenda Boyer Tom Brase Paul Brandow Scott Brewer Karen Brinegar Les Brinkley Anne Brown Irene Brown Paula Brown Scott Brown Chuck Brush Susan Bull Cathy Burgelin Ralph Burke Barbara Burnett Leslie Burton Bob Burweli Rye Byers Cathy Cadenhead Diane Cailteaux Gloria Calabrese Deborah Callaghan Tony Calmeyer Cynthia Caltagirone Linda Camllleri Cyndi Camp Kevin Campbell Annette Caputo Linda Carlson Melody Carr Jim Carretta Linda Carrillo Kathy Carroll Alison Casazza Brian Casey Kevin Casson Patti Cavaliare Norine Cepernich Claudia Chantler Bob Chapman Vlnce Chessa Mike Chesser Ron Chesterman Maurice Chaudle Patty Chong Nancy Christian Kathy Ciampi Kori Cissna Dave Clark Adelema Cobian Laura Cockrell George Comes Joanne Conley Jim Connelly Robert Connolly Kenneth Cornyn Robert Cortopassi 177 Sophomores Fred Cotton Ann Coughling Phillip Coulson Keith Courchaine Karen Crawford Linda Crittenden Gary Cronin Pat Crowley Terry Crowley Rich Cunningham Donna Cutler Alan Dagg Lynn Daley Scott Dallas Kathy Daoust Andi Darby Paul David Connie Davis Kim Davis Stephanie Davis Vicki Dawson Colette Day Doug Dayson Gary Dean Meredith Dean Richard Deatsch Alan DeBella Charles DeHertel Richard Deiescale Charles Demaree Paul Dempster Carol Dickenson busan Diehl Teri Dilard Steve Dominion Marsha Domino Peggy Dooley Jim Drotleff Sue Duncan Jim Dunlap Mark Eaton Bobbie Eggleson Wayne Eich Jerry Elvander Donna Eranosian Frank Errico James Evans Janet Fairbairn Jeff Fanning Jim Fanzone Fred Farley Roxanne Farwell Gary Fena Bob Fenech Dennis Ferranti Gordon Fetherolf Steve Fiamengo Bill Fifieid Dave Finato Patty Fisher SINGI 178 Sophomores Bobby Florence Mary Flower Sally Fox Dan Francesconi Keven Frank lleen Frankel Debbie Frates Craig Freeman Arthur Friedman Anita Fuentes John Fuller Rosalie Fuller Rod Furnar Gary Galassi Art Galati Lydia Garcia Brenda Gardner Rick Garmer Mick Garmer Steve Garrett Tom Gaskins Pamela Gindrat Robert Gelb Deb Geringer Kevin Gesh Dan Geske Dee Geske Roxanne Glattley Tom George Steve Gerstle Suzan Gernlar Barbara Ghigliano Virginia Ghigligno Larry Giacchino Steve Gibson Janice Gilpin Bob Givler Karen Goitein Linda Gomez Lisa Gotthoid Mike Gottula Karen Grak Eric Grantz Nadine Gravatt Gwendolyn Green Linda Gross Janice Grossman Leigh Gullette Steve Guntii Wayne Gyorai Julile Hagenson Mark Hahn Debbie Hales On Hall Cathy Hamptlon Mike Hapmton SOPHOMORES. Cheryl Hand Wendy Hare Mike Harper Allen Harris I ALWAYS WANTED TO BE A STAR Karen Holmberg Laurel Hooper Debi Hornbrook Janet Huffman Laura Huffman Lynn Huggans John Hunter Kristi Hutnek Alicia Indorante Akiko Itonada Julie Jacklich Sue Jackson Linda Jacob Sarah Janigian Judy John Craig Johnson Frank Johnson Sylvia John son Bryon Jones Ellen Jones «. Khakie Jones Jim Katches Dave Kato Bobbie Kauk Mary Keagy Mary Keeffe Martie Keller Jean Kerns Jim Kerns Tena Kessler Maureen Kerwin Michael Ketcham David Killilea Dawn King Ted Kinney Lorraine Kirby Norman Knecher Debbie Knox Dena Koch Julie Koontz Teresa Hart Linda Hartley Tom Hartman Pam Hayes Brian Heafey Rusty Hech Jerry Hein Terry Hein Sophomores Sue Koop Paul Kopper Diane Kriegh Marisa Kyne Beth Labson Linda Lambert Pat Lancelin Bill Lang Patty Lang Sharon Langager Debbie LaRose Linda Larsen Richelle Larson Lorraine Lescroart Rich Lewis Lynette Lindo Kenneth Link Roger Linn Keith Little Nina Lopez Ronald Lovall Myra Luce Diana Lundstedt Jody Luras Denise Lytle Dianne Lyon Lynda Lyon Carol Macdougall Leslie Madden Bob Mahood Janet Mahood Mike Malatesta Sharon Mann Kurt Marohn Dennise Marsdon Dale Martin Georgia Martin Rich Martorano Debbie Mathay Brent Matthews Leo Mayne Karen McCellan Nancy Mayo Dick McClay Kathy McCormick Mary McDaniel Marlene McFarlane Martin McGay Debbie Mckelvie Roy McNaughton Kay Melton Wendy Melton Steve Messina Bill Metcalf Jennie Miles Ann Miller Rick Miller Scott Miller Steve Minick Lynn Miraglia Bernard Miramon Tim Mock James Moir Chris Mommsen Mia Monroe Pat Montgomery Wayne Moorehead Mari Moon Becky Moore Curt Moore Barclaya Moquin Jill Morafka Tim Morgan Stephen Morimoto Steve Morlock Susan Moths Sandi Mott Linda Moyer Terri Mudica Joe Mueller Sophomores Greg Munoz-Plaza Betty Murry Bob Myhre Margaret Myhre Steve Nardini Bob Nash Faith Nee Debbie Nelson Denise Nelson Heather Nelson Jim Neville Dave Nicoietti Jennifer Nord Michael Norris Mark Norwood Kathy Notmeijer Bruce Oberg Kim Odonovan Chuck Oliver Debra Olsen Elsie Olsen Eileen O ' Malley Robert O ' Reilly Charlie Osborne Carolyn Oschbach Kathy O ' Suliivan Dianne Owen Scott Paddock Sue Palavos Karen Parker Mike Parsons Craig Patrick Kathy Payne Mark Pecar Charleen Peras Topper Perode Donald Peirce Janet Perey Camilla Peri Linda Perucca 182 Sophomores Cynthia Peters Jon Peterson William Peterson Sue Peterson David Pex Kathy Phillips Melody Pinkham Charles Pitzer Ernie Pohl Dennis Polanco Cheryl Pollard Steve Polos Alan Porter Vanessa Portolos Rick Powell Jim Price Michele Pugh Rosemary Pugh Dewayne Quock Debbie Rahm Paul Raymond Mike Reckis Robert Regalado Gail Reichert Carol Reid Pat Reimer Joyce Reiser Linda Repetti Eleanor Riley Jim Rohde Roberto Rosellini Rick Rouvere Rob Rowland Ben Roybal Lee Rucker Jerry Ryll Laila Saeed Gary Sabo Bonnie Salmon Vivian Salzer Steve Sanders Dan Sandin Janie Sanfilippo Jim Scales Patty Scarlett Robert Schafer Dennis Schaefer Karen Schaeuffler Robert Schaeuffler Florene Schrager Linda Schubert Bruce Schug Sandy Schultz Winifred Schultz Robert Schwartz William Schwartz Mary Scully Debbie Seiler Sue Shepard Sandy Shirey Sally Short Denise Smith Donelle Smith Mike Smith Shauna Smith Greg Sommers Tina Sparr Rhonda Spencer Steve Stacy Carol Simmons Devan Simon Ken Simoni Jeanine Sirstins Gordon Stagner Bob St. Clair Denise St. Dennis Shirley Stein Pam Stenson Doug Stephens Dennis Stillwell Sophomores Paul Stolle Sue Sturgis Barbara Sturmer Tom Suedise Jim Suedise Michelle Summers Karin Sungail Laurent Swanson Marianne Sylvestri Mike Szekely Theresa Tanski Donna Tarantino Laura Therkelson Linda Thexton Greg Thomas John Thomas Rosslind Thomas Ariene Thompson Michael Thompson Vonnda Tompsett Stephanie Torre William Trevisan Vivian Troglione Michelle Tyree Carl Uhlig Sharon Vail Scott Valde Dave Valdez Nancy Van Tasse Dale Varady Linda Varni Jessica Velasquez Vanessa Velia Michelle Verlod Rob Vinay Valerie Vipond Mark Visintin James Vizenn Marc Vlahos Kim Vlahos Chris Vogel Lisa Volkman Cynthia Wacker Kath Wacker Barbara Wagner Jill Wait Laureen Wallace Douglas Walls Dede Ward Mike Warman Deborah Washinton Stephanie Watson Don Watters Marina Weare Sally Webber Nick Weber • — Tom Weeden Marcia West Greg Westfall Carlyn Whatley Sophomores Dennis Whitaker Vicki Whiting Jantha Wildman Mike Wilkerson Laurel Will Lynn Williams Chris Willett Pann Willis Deanna Willson Doug Wilson Dorothy Winn Dave Winters Emily Witherpoon Pat Wolfe Martha Woodman Dave Woodworth Mark Wright Tim Wright Michele Wycoff Debbie Yerian Dan Zabel Robin Zabohon Linda Zaplicinski Adrienne Zaponi David Zampel Gary Ziccone Bob Zieroif Alan Zweimer Isabell Zwahlen 185 The freshmdii class Mike Sulivan Vice-president Darlene Ferrero Secretat7-treasurer Connie Ainsworth Marcy Alban Diane Alexander Roger Allen Laurie Amaral Arcy Ammerman Dave Anderson Eddie Anderson Mary Anderson Rick Arellanes Don Arnett Kathy Ausiello Andrei Austin Iveta Ava Howard Avila Vickie Axell Debbie Bacigalupo Richard Bailey Kathy Balliet Robin Banks Greg Barber Cynthia Barr Kerry Batdorf John Baulch Paul Bayley Marvin Bean Susy Bedford Richard Beebe John Belknap Matt Bench Jeff Bene Margaret Bennett Janet Berholm Bill Berrelli Ron Besser Sue Biggs Daniel Bobay Sylvia Boccio Jane Bodie Larry Boone 186 Harry Borba Cindy Bray David Brennan Charles Brousseau Steve Brown Ann Browne Bill Brugger Steve Brunner Dave Bry Myron Bucher Ricinard Bullert Rocky Burnett Ronnie Burney Tim Burns Betty Burri Bonnie Burri Dan Burton Brad Buser Harvey Butler Sheilah Butler Diane Callaghan Liz Camilleri Debbie Campbell Kathy Campbell Paula Capelli Bill Capote Simone Carbonneau Sarah Carlson Dana Carvey Janelle Cassity Carl Cattarin Dave Ceruti Guy Chase Clem Chen Jeff Citron Chris Clark Cindy Coder Mace Coleman Ray Coler Al Connell Philip Cook Kathy Cooper Michael Copland Ellen Cortopassi Lora Cosco Debbie Cosgrave Walter Costa Gerald Coulter Sue Cox Lyn Coyle Mike Cramer Bill Cranor Jeanne Cranstone Jan Crawford Mary Lee Crosa Judi Cross Mark Crusoe Linda Cutler Dave Dagg Laura Dale 187 Freshmen Bob Dalquie Denise Davidson Janet Davis Nancy Cavis Ricky Day James Deal Bill Dear Ronn Deas Dave Dei Rossi Debbie Delia Santa Jim Demattei Pete Dempster Louis DeSanders Bill Dietz Carol Dixon Phyllis Donahoo Tim Donohue Rick Dowd Kathy Dunbar Judy Dunkle Corey Dyer Mark Egan Danny Elder Steve Emmert John Englert Larry Evans Michael Ewing Orenthia Ewins Stephanie Farmer Leanne Ferranti Mark Farrell Darlene Ferrero Debbie Fields Frank Flore Dan Flaherty Theresa Flaherty Debbie Flanagan Jim Fletcher Sue Florence Perry Fondacabe Freshmen Ron Gomez Linda Gordon David Gray Chuck Green James Green Mark Green Debbie Griffin Robin Grimm Mark Guy Darnell Hall Gene Hall Jeff Hall Patricia Halvorsen Vicki Hanley Terry Hannigan Tom Hannon Barbara Hansen Robert Hansen Roza Harp Darwin Harris Debbie Harrison Debbie Hawkins Bob Hays Lori Hayse Donald Hechler Bob Hedlund Marja Heemskerk Lynne Heidsiek Rick Heinzmann Gary Helwig Keri Helwig Ron Hemsley Gail Henning Jay Henwood Brandon Hepponstall Randy Hobbs Mary Holland Janie Hollinger Brad Holmes Gene Householter ROCK-A-BYE-BABY, Freshmen Kevin Jones Patricia Justice Gary Karja George Katches Ernie Katches Patty Kato Anthony Katsaris Carol Kaufman Leejon Kauk iVlitch Kauk Gunnar Kays iVlaureen Kearney Kathy Keesiar Karen Kelliher Larry Kelly John Kenefick Guyla Kennedy Kathy Kennedy Sue Kennedy Louie Kickhofel Joan Kleven Lynn Knoblau Ed Kohl Audrey Kranich Thomas Kruckewitt Larry Kueffer Cheryl Kunakor Wesley Kuwano Randy Lam Cynthia Lansberry Linda Levesque Marco Levy Lorraine Lew Bill Lewis Melinda Lewis Peter Lindquist Gary Lindsey Janice Linn Ruth Lofte Linda Love Arthur Lowe Steve Lowes Cheryl Ludlow Chris Lueder Steve Lundstrom Daniel Lutz Johnny Ma Pat Machado Renee Mahood Julie Manion Gail Manley Joanna Maravelias Dean Mark Dave Marquez Dan Marrs Marlene Marx Laurie Mateo Cindy Mayo Laureen McAllister Nancy McCampbeli FIRST DAY OF HIGH SCHOOL. 77 k L. 1 . A.i i i h . ! i 1 EAGER INMATE RUSHING TO CLASS. Freshmen Bob McCandless Tracy McGee Steve McGrath Molly Mclntyre Bob Mclean Noreen McMahon Roberta McNair Ann Mednis Lyne Melton Mark Menicutch Bob Merz Peter Metropulos Edwina Meyer Douglas Miller Jeff Montgomery Paul Moody Carol Moore Rick Moore Karen Morgan Kevin Morgan Emma Morris Kim Morse Randy Morton Peter Moulton Kyle Mulligan Mike Mullins Rick Murchie Nanette Murfin Jayne Mustain Steve Napoletano Marsha Neely George Neillands Carol Nelson Carole Nelson Cindy Nelson Ken Newbold Jim Nicol Eloyse Niermeier Wayne Nippe Tom Nord Janet Norris Ken Nugen Gerald Ortega Debbie Osinek Karen Owens Donna Pace Dave Page Dean Pappa Debbie Pearlman Renee Pederson John Pekarek Pat Perrott Hank Perry Paul Perry Dale Peterson Kim Peterson Tim Peterson Lisbeth Pettengill Cheryl Pierce Jenny Pohl Linda Ponnall Jim Porter Lisa Postag Pam Postlethwaite Leslie Powers Marlys Pubols Beverly Quintero Norman Rax Gloria Rainey Aleta Reed Rusty Reimer Carol Rench John Rhodes Carol Riley Randy Rivard John Riviello Dean Roberts Cindy Robinson Amalia Robles Lydia Rodenhuis Willie Rodenhuis Mary Anne Rogers Charlie Rollins Carol Rose Kathy Rosen Mike Roskin Walter Rothermund JoAnne Roudebush Winnie Roundtree Teresa Rouse Diane Ruegg Sandy Ruff Susan Running Deborah Russel Brenda Rutherford Ric Saatman Jay Saber Pam Sahlberg Liz Sain Yvonne Salih Marnae Scafer Nancy Schubert Richard Schulte Sandy Schultz Don Schumacher Dan Scott Waren Scoville Alicia Searle Kevin Seely Denise Seiler IVlark Seivert Robert Sequeira Tony Serchia Melanie Sereni Phil Sheridan Morris Shintaku Teri Shipley Steve Shipper Elizabeth Shrank Marl Shuisky Stanley Slier Mark Simmons Judy Simpkins Celeste Sinfield Jeff Singleton Sally Skanderup Frank Skoglund Beth Slay Chuck Slay Eileen Smatana Cheryl Smith Dave Smith Roberta Smith Russell Smith Sharon Smith Tom Smithey Chris Sommers Mike Soper Dave South Ellen Spear Mark Speckman Stanetta Stanton Neil Stapleton Debbie St. Denis Robin Steiner Vicki Stoil Matt Stovall Jan Stromsheim Delia Stump Mike Sullivan Constance Susko Meredith Swanson Laura Takeoka Cindy Taylor Helen Taylor Marta Tedrick Jim Thane Bill Theurer Cherie Thibodeaux 193 Freshmen Bill Thomen Gwen Thornton Andrew Tillman Wayne Titus Lynn Tognoli Debbie Tompsett Barbara Tragoutsis Pamela Trambatore Cliuck Trimble Jane Trippet Steve Trombulak Karen Trudell Dan Turner Rick Turner Cheryl Tyree Gary Uhlig Gordon Urry Thad Van Bueren Debbie Van Rappard Adrienne Vanveen Roger Varwig Nancy Void Jane Walburn Jerry Walenti Corie Wallace Cyndi Wallace Bruce Walpole Suzanne Walter Larry Warner Gary Warren Wanda Washington Steve Wawrzyczek Sally Webber Toni Weber Carlene Weiss David Weiss Randy Wendelin Jim West John Wheeler Richard White 1 1 ' ' Freshmen Tracy White William Whitlock Debra Wick Diane Will Steve Williams Wayne Wilmot Mike Windsor Michele Winfrey Edwin Wong David Woo Patti Worley David Wozniak David Yargus Colette Yates Ray Yee Donna Young Ellen Youngblood Bill Zimmerman 195 196 The study of numbers is called numerology and relates especially to the sports world. One is an aggressive force, shown by our football players with their girl friends. Two is the art of balance, needed by gymnasts to keep from breaking their necks. Four stands for constancy, an outstanding virtue of our cross country team as they battle fog, smog, and bog. Eight represents success for basketball players winning scholarships in spite of their grades, and Nine is the game of power, tiddly-winks, where Carlmont is champ. Sports ' BREAK ON THROUGH TO THE OTHER SIDE. I ' D RUN A MILE FOR A CAMEL. SPLISH, SPLASH I WAS TAKING A BATH . . . GOSH DARN IT! ' COULD IT BE A FOUL? 199 The lighter side of sports A BOMB? AAGH! ' BETTER THAN A 50 YD. LINE SEAT. IT ' S A RUMBLE Varsity cheerleaders Viva Morris Jean Cain Diane Talbert Cathy Trimble Pompon girls Pam Grover Laura Stradley Sue Mahoney Georgette Medawar Michelle Carrion Linda Figone 202 Lettergirls Valerie Mayne Ginger Wold Diane Nominni Laurie Klingner Larry Dennis George Mark Jeff Strauss Wong Wightman Lansberry Farmer Larry Johnson Chris Leeson Doug Boardman Dennis Scott Greg Moss Scots wail at homecoming game. It aws quite a thrill when Carlmont arose from a five-game losing streak to beat San Carlos at the homecoming game and received a trophy from the Carlmont Booster club. Finishing the season with a 3-6 record, Scot gridders landed in sixth place in SPAL standings. Larry Strauss was captain of the squad, and Jack Lewis coached. Jerry Holland was voted most valuable, and Denis Agresti most improved. Other awards were Mr. Hardnose — Jerry Holland, Mr. Grit — Mark Thompson, Mr. Spirit — Rick McMahon and Russ Fletcher, Mr. De- pendable — Dennis Wong, and Mr. Set- back — Roger Guidicelli. JUST ONE KISS Tim Glenn Keith Rick Don Mike Jeff Dennis Rick Jim Meyer Williams Smith McMahon Huber Cox Hickey Agresti Lopez Dadaos Russ Rick John Dave Howard Curt Jerry Roger Chris Fletcher Ring Spaulding Mahl Boyer Anderson Griffin Giudicelli Avila wallop Dons of San Carlos 28-6 Rick Finato 205 High spots in a low season WE WIN FOR GREASIEST KID-STUFF! EXCEDRIN HEADACHE NUMBER 22. Carl Carl Carl Carl Carl Carl Carl Carl Carl THE 26 14 14 6 14 28 20 6 SCOREBOARD Newark . . Palo Alto . M-A .... Cubberley Gunn . . . Sequoia . San Carlos 15 22 50 40 48 6 Ravenswood 14 Woodside . . 59 HEE-HAW, HEE-HAW!! HELP! 206 Scots off and on the field WHERE ' S THE OTHER TEAM? HI, MOM! BIRDIE, BIRDIE, IN THE SKY... 207 1 Jj Frosh-soph and freshman football The frosh-soph football team had two men who madethefirst all-league team: Bob Lewis and Bob St. Clair, with one honorable mention, Chris Willitt. Most valuable were captain Bob Lewis and Chris Willitt. Most improved was Lee Galleite. Jim Liggett coacher. Front row (I to r): Dave Marquez, Vince Chessa, Paul Moody, Ron Gomez, Dave Dei Rossi, Louie Kickhoffel, Tim Morgan, Marty Hyatt. Row two: Bob McClean, Dave Kato, John Englart, Bob Sequiera, Eric Grantz, Dan Franciscino, Chris Willett, This year ' s freshman football team was the second best team in the school ' s history. This was achieved by the fine running and passing of Randy Hobbs, and the defensive work of Kevin Jones and Robert Lee. The captain was Mark Speckman. Bruce Usher coached. Gary Fena. Row three: Mike O ' Malley, Phil Coulson, Don Wat- ters, Mike Malatesta, Ben Roybal, Mike Allen, Ken SImoni, Dave Page, Bill Laughead, coach Ron Sweet. V ? 0 fir Harriers finish second in the nation Under the fine coaching of Loren Lansberry, this year ' s varsity harriers, with a record of 31 wins and only one defeat, placed second in the national standings. As a result of hard work, they also have the honor of being SPAL and Susanville invitational champions. The runners who made it possible were most valuable Hans Templeman and the tremend- ous efforts of Larry Regaldo, Ralph Furnari, Scott Carvey and most improved Bill Helbush. HAIRY-LEGGED HARRIERS. John Wayne Kent Bill Dave Bryce Dave Hallett Mott Allen Huseman Cuneo Niegmeir Biass 209 Front row (L to R): Mark Hill, David Zemple, Mark Eaton, Dempster, Al Zneimer, Charles Oliver, Edward Barney Wayne Moorhead. Row two: Gordy Fetherolf, Russ Black, Paul Sophomore and freshman cross country The sophomore team with most valuable Russ Black had a fair season with a record of 25 wins and seven losses. They also have the honor of being SPAL champs. They had three men make the all-league team: Russ Black, Chuck Oliver, and Gordon Fetherolf. The freshman harriers with the transfer from San Mateo high, Steve Miller, had a record of 27 wins and four losses, and won the SPAL title. The team also had four members who made the all-league team: Steve Miller, Carl Catterin, Bill Lator, and Dana Carvey. Front row (L to R): Roger Fondacabe, Pete Dempster, Perry Alan Cliff, Ken Johnson, Carl Cattarin, Rich White. Fondacabe, Bill Lator, Steve Williams. Row two: Rich Armonda, Front row (Lto R): Ken Cornyn, Burns Fouch, Cameron Jeong, Dave Finato, Randy Boardman. Row two: Bruce Gehrels, Pat Henry, Bennie Echols, Mark Seivert, Mike Windsor, Joe Shubs, Art Lowe, Rick Moore. X ' and ' D ' basketball This year ' s C basketball team finished seventh in the SPAL with a three win, eight loss record. The team floor leader was Cameron Jeong, voted captain. The team picked Art Lowe most valuable player and Mark Seivert most improved. Bruce Gehrels received all league. Terry Stogner, former Carlmont student, coached. Front row (L to R): John Pekared, Dana Carvey, Frank John- son, Ric Pearson, Marvin Bean, Andrew Tillman, Russ Jeong. Row two: Rich Martorano, Tim Morgan, Greg Hansen, Mitch Kauk, Harey Hoytt, Bill Dear, Matt Bench. Tom Paul Mike Ron John Mike Kim Warden Maranta Gilmore Cortopassi Brown Lesnewsky Bolitho Gary Mike Gary Greg Kelly Mark Kevin Tjader Speckman Nueskie Stovall Judd Pecar Quinn Varsity mermen capture crown This year ' s water polo team placed third in the SPAL with a record of nine wins and six losses. The effort of the team was great; Tom Warden had a total of 311 points and was named SPAL water polo player of the year. One of the highlights of the season was beating Paly 9-3. Mike Gilmore made the second all league team. FLIPPER FLIES AGAIN! THROW IT WHERE? Front row (I to r): Ed Armstrong, Brad BUser, Dean Angelides, Dan Zabel, Fergie Anderson, Fred Farley, Dave Droletie, Gor- Steve Gerfer, Marc Pecar, Scott Dalles, Jeff Citron. Row two: don Stagner. Hartman. Bob Zeroff. Junior varsity and frosh-soph water polo t Front row (I to r): Anthony Campagna, Dan Bobay, Bob McAnd- des, Jeff Citron, Neil Stapleton, Bob Squira, Franis Skolland, les, Bob McLean, Paul Perry, Tom Nord. Row two: John Bha- Brad Buser. Varsity soccer Gary Dei Rossi Craig Parks Dave Ishida t Larry Terry Strauss Haley Don Tim Rich Leonard Elbert Kresin Hayes James ,1 . JkWV Glenn George Madden Wightman Steve Merger Mike Ed Carl Gene Grubb Cummins Rucker Vizena Tom McKinley Although the soccer team finished in the cellar, every game they played was fought hard. For example, in the Cubberley game, Al Blekis and Carl Rucker both scored goals in the sec- ond half to tie the game at 2-2. The most valuable player on the team was Ervan Roybal, who continually made outstanding plays. Al Blekis was voted most improved because of his great success in handlingthe ball, especially later in the season. The Bob Sugar aawrd for the most inspira- tional player went to captain Gary Dei Rossi. Bruce Usher coached. Tennis Wrestling 4 ' hockey Because of most dangerous Judy Johnson and most aggressive Mary Jeskey, the the hockey team scored in their first game more points than in their entire season the year before. The team at the end of the season had a record of three wins and one defeat. Front row (L to R): Wayne Mott, Paul Dempster, Jeff Farmer, Jerry Griffin, Rick MeMafion, Al Blekis, Gary Norris, Mike Cox. Ciiris Willet, Mike Reggies. Row two: Mike Norris, Mike Hall, Front row (L to R): Steve Miller, Ron Dodgen, Ralph Furnari, Hans Templeman, Larry Regalado, Bill Helbush, Lee Baker, Russ Black, Scott Carvey, Dennis Pagola, Ken Dodge, Lyie Rourke Mulligan, Gary Norris, Jerry Holland. Thomas. Row two: Mike Norris, Rod Anderson, Skip Scales, 218 Varsity track 219 1.1 Front row (L to R): Gordan Fetherolf, Gregg Fondacabe, Craig Freeman, Leo Mayne, Lance Schimdt, Carl Ulhig, Steve Alhert, Al Dagg, Chuck Oliver, Jamie Fetherolf. Row two: Don Peirce, Paul Popper, Paul Hall, Mark Hill, Kent Allen, Ed Barney, Al Zneimer, Mike Parsons, Jim Sylvestries. Row three: Dave Kato, Mark Eaton, Bob Black, Dave Zemple, Wayne Eich, Richard Mclay, Paul Stide, Mark Grahmn, Ed Proctor, Paul Brandow, Mark Hond. Junior varsity and frosh-soph traci f Front row (L to R): Howard Avila, Perry Fondacabe, Doug Miller, Eddie Andersen, Rodger Fondacabe, Russ Fung, Mitch Kauk, Pete Dempster, Dave Dei Rossi, D. Dana Carvey, Allen Cliff. Row two: Dean Roberts, Tom Smithey, Mike Mullins, Gordon Urry, Kyle Mulligan, Harvey Butler, Art Lowe, Carl Cattarin, Dave Freeman, Jack Lennon, Steve Fuller. Row three: Roger Varwig, Jess Maione, George Katches, Larry Evans, Ernie Katches, Tracey McGee, Steve Lee, Steve Willis, Harry Boeba, Chris Sommers, Bill Lator, Walt Rotherman. Girls ' swimming Front row (L to R): Linda Kauk, Valerie Montgomery, Jan Brauns, Peggy Koop, Lisa Baumgarten, Pat Mausser. ' Row two: Chris Mommsen, Diana Kriegh, Devan Simon, Meredith Swanson, Margaret Myhre, Cindy Lansberry, Terry Shipley, Cindy Gilmore. Row three: Linda Perucca, Kathy Ciampi, Ellen Cortopassi, Collette Yates, Laurent Swanson, Karen Holmberg llene Frankel, Janet Huffman, Ellie Riley, Peggy McCabe, Miss Pat Balosky (coach). Row four: Sue Scott, Linda Gross, Debbie Olson, Nancy Shubert, Jean Helwig, Linda Stovall, Stephanie Torre, Jennie Miles, Kathy Flaherty, Denise Marston, Mary Crosa. Varsity basketball Ed Riley Dennis Noren Bruce Bulkin Cameron Jeong 222 Frosh-soph soccer Front row ( L to R): Dave Marquez, Vince Chessa, Paul Moody, Pena. Row three: Mike O ' Malley, Phil Coulson, Don Watters, Ron Gomez, Dave Dei Rossi, Louie Kickhoffel, Tim Morgan, Mike Malatesta, Ben Roybal, Mike Allen, Ken Simoni, Dave Marty Hyatt. Row two: Bob McClean, Dave Kato, John Englart, Page, Bill Laughead, coach Ron Sweet. Bob Sequiera, Eric Grantz, Dan Franciscino, Chris Willett. Gary 223 Girls ' A basketball Front row (L to R) : Cheryl Hollinger, Angie Coleman, Linda Kissinger, Row two: Peggy Lafferty, Linda Stovall, Mary Rench. Row three: Joelle Huntington, Joann Lee, Denise Mars ton, Carol Knight, Mrs. Beverly Olson (Coach). 224 Girls ' B basketball Front row (L to R) : Julie Jacklich, Kevin Frank. Row two: Jackie Schult Valerie Montgomery, Denise Kenefick. 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