San Carlos High School - El Don Yearbook (San Carlos, CA)

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it 5 SCH00l SPIRIT BOARD Such events as the football rallies, the successful car fwf ' caravans, the Homecoming Dance, and the near victory over , Q'-gg --' , X Paly in basketball all helped to bring San Carlans together , tg as friends and students at a very fine school. Only when - I, I students realize how great their school really is can any sort ,IQ 'W 'V' QI of spirit be developed. We tried very hard this year to point I N out the outstanding things about San Carlos High, and at- f, l' tempted to develop some more strong points. As it will KJ' always be, our successes and failures rested largely on the l W actions of the student body. Our thanks go out to each student who helped to add a little reward to our job by showing that San Carlos High really is honored by an ap- preciative body of students. Z6 Mimi , ff- bf J 2 nl- , xln C x 4 I N S Mg, T, ,X ..'1s....C.f. ...,..... L- X Q-sew...-V., . U- ... usuxrmrsqannxn' SCHOOL SPIRIT First Row: Sue Trapani, Pat Bernier, Sue Harder, Jim Franklin, JJoanne Klotovich, Lynda Fenger, Jennifer Polk, Penny Shawback, Lynn Moudakas, Pat Gavin, Joan Harrah, Shelley: Althouse, Sugar Sherman. Second Row: Tony Cowan, Mary Hutchison, Kathy Williamson, Sandy Kerr, Lisa Geraci, Julie Johnson, unidentified, Marilyn Bingham, Tasha Johnson. Third Row: Coral Kerr, Joan Aaronson, Debbie Payne, Sue Sturges,'Tom Baker, Peggy Einzig, Pat Brown, Lyn Guarino, Helen Middleton, Michael Kirkorian, Bob Nevrano, Sheila Cunningham, Fourth Row: Paul Sutton, Ed Mitchell, Rich Beiay, Kal Harris, Ralph Gardner, Don Fiebelkonn, Ken Sainy, Fern Rowe. IOO

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RECREATIO BDARD The purpose ofthe Recreation Board is to provide noon entertainment for the students. This year we had sock hops, Powder Bowl, Christmas week activities such as a tree dec- ,N orating contest, a play, and caroling parties. A county fair is one of the most popular of the noon-time activities. Be- tween events of great importance, the board sponsors . movies such as Gigi, Raintree County, The Mouse that Roared, and The Devil at Four O'Clock. 'ON l QD? LZ' Fzfizxzff J 'ali N S 'Ura r r 1: 4 -err' 'f 1 ,, s , 'ii f ' C H f il RECREATION BOARD First Row: Gina Dale, Kit Haener, Terre Fiorini, Pat Bernier, Cherie Ritchie, Freddie Frediani, Lynne Mashburn. Second Row: Tamie Dolwig, Judi James, Carin Frazier, Julie Groves, Joanne Klotovich, Sharon Mergotti, Patti Guldborg, Pam Lewis, Sharon Baxter. Third Row: Dee Cummins, Mike Smith, Karen Jamison, Nancy Nweeya, Joan Aaronson, Gary Sturgeon. Fourth Row: Tom Torneli, Phil Lovelace, Dale Beirne, Carolyn Weaver, Karen Peterson, Helyn Schulz, Rudy Shokal. Fifth Row: Dick Canavese, Julie Sanders, Patti Barrett, Gloria Toninelli, Jeanne Messer, Sallie Reiter, Larry Cig- Iiutti. QQ ,J

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BDYS' SPDRTS B0 RD The Boys' Sports Board, in harmony with the Boys' P.E. Department, has the task of deciding which ofthe many out- standing senior athletes should receive the Athlete of the t ik Year award. Along with this responsibility, the Boys' Sports -L R' 7 Board dispences all awards and service points earned by V . boys who have taken an active part in sports during the past year. 1 f-Qt g 'knevx ear A -4. l l T 'T li i s+wf-- I Y s-,e -,,,,..x.-.. -T reg.. 4 -..,.,.., W M ,R WM if 'mg as as i - x tl 4 -gf' W .... t li Q., 91 tb i '11 BOYS SPORTS BOARD First row: Arlie Cummings, Dave Wylie, Harvy Stone. Second row: John Tique, Jeff Nweeya, Dave Shields, Jim Bickharo Third row: Ray Shurson, Terry Maul, Jeff Fisher, Donald Richardson, Jim Cassell. lOl