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

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D0 CARl0S Nl gwgf 5 1 l it l i l 'C ,,o-xx Q- .Q-C DON CARLOS First Row: Mrs. Hughes, Mary Adasiewicz, Susan McAfee, Todd Bergesen, Vicki Thomas. Second Row: Pam Edwards, Frank McNear, Carmen Miravalle Lynelle Neal, Lyn Guarino, Edi Stokes. Third Row: Dan Pete-lin, Diane Olson, Cassandra Dieckmann, Kim Foskett. Fourth Row: Greg Martin, Ed Mitchell Carol Milder, Jerry Hansen, John Calkins, Lisa Wenner. The Don Carlos provides the important news medium of San Carlos High School. Both the dedicated staff and the dili- gent reporters combine efforts to publish T5 newspaper issues per school year. Each edition contains academic, social, and community news, as well as entertaining features about stu- dents and faculty members. The newspaper goes to press at the Enquirer in San Carlos, on the Friday morning of the issue date, and is distributed free of charge to the student body. The staff consists of the Journalism I, II, and III classes. fi 77? T03 Q 'ff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carmen Miravalle l

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WELFARE BGARD The Welfare Board is the student control group at San Carlos High School. Its purpose is to enforce student body lavvs by citing offenders and reporting them to the student it i ff :Si 'xr-,. '5- f , court. The Board members receive little recognition for the service they are performing, but realize that they play 'f an important role in preserving the general welfare of the school. I .077 -'7'-T Y TTT 'T' 'Dfw 54355-Q25-:i'TW 1,--.ts ,L 1- ,N WELFARE BOARD First Row: Pam Taylor, Cherie Wallace, Jacque Sully, S. Douglas Karp, Mike Drilling, Sandy De Kruse, Annette Aldridge, Barbara welge, Diane Olson, Marty Redman, Dee Dee Cummins, Julie Frisch, Sugirl-Qgi, Shelley Althouse, Mary Sodini, Pat Bernier, Gail Blauert, Nancy Wood. Second Row: Sue Comish, Bill Graves, Gina Dale, Nancy Nweeya, Kathy Gian- notti, Gail Conrad, Judy James, Coral Gailaud, Dale Beirne, Sue Edwards, Sugar Sherman, Sue Schmale, Judy Hertle, Diana Fakkema. Third Row: Jack DuBois, Lynne Mashburn, Jackie Palmer, Steve Akers, Sue Williams, Bev Miller, Ruth Herbig, Lee Greeley, Joanne Klotovich, Dale Jackson, Derolyn Cromer, Kathie Adkins. Fourth Row: Jim Cassell, Jack Dysart, Anne Holtom, Linda Edwards, Andrew Resnik, Barbara Bennett, Sandi Logan, Lynn Frediani, Sue Harder, Judy Ratto, Simone Best, Carol Milder, Lynelle Neal. Fifth Row: Peter Jordan, Bob Peadon, Gert Jensen, Elaine Heald, Karen Cool, Joel Fritsche, Helyn Schulz, Joan Aaronson, Sharon Mergotti, Arlene Rosselli, Joan Bringhurst, Kathy William- son. Sixth Row: Joe West, Jan Farmer, Barbara Moffett, Linda Basham, Cris Farley, Diane Sawin, Dave Wylie, Arlie Cum- mings, Terry Maul, Sue Flynn, Cindy Raney, Kay Childers, Priscilla Petersen. Seventh Row: Pat De Mattei, Ray Sherson, Jeff Fisher, Dave Shields, Sue Wing, Bill Gillanders, Lynn Moudakas, Gordon Scott, Marc Klein, Rick Harmon, Ward Mamlok, Rick Lind, Gerry Merrit, Vicky Thomas, Art Leuteritz. lO2

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El D0 if ' u YEARBOOK STAFF First row: Mr. Harris, Advisor, Sue Trapani, Sandy DeKruse, Sue Wing, Lynn Vlodakas, Sandy Kerr, Sharon Somers, Kathy Hampton, Sharon Small. Second Row: Janie Franklin, Sharon Nlergotti, Helen Schulz, Chris Farley, Gail Conrad, Sally Eberline, Anne Green, Barbara Lehman. Third Row: Gordon Wicher, Al Palomar, Sandy Logan, Dan Miller, Bill Sloss. Editing the 1964 EL DON was a great responsibility and lasting experience, for it involved many trials and disappoint- ments, occasional long and late hours, a seemingly overwhelm- ing number of problems and decisions, and staff panics. However, the tremendous sense of pride and accomplish- ment felt when these experiences culminate at the end of the year in the published book is rnore than adequate compensation. I would like to thank all those who were kind enough to bear with me throughout the year - the staff, Mr. Harris, Lynn, ,Nw Tony - and the multitude of students, faculty members, and administrators without whose assistance and understanding the production of your '64 EL DON would have been infinitely more difficult. mv' ir:- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Sue Wing Z 9 lO4