Castlemont High School - Falcon Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1935 volume:

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J filnclnseh herein are JTQEMUPIBS nf Qbulhen Eaps Q9aklaub Qallfnrnla ,1anua1pl935 Qastlsmunt ifgigb Cifchuul -f-f' X-,J ff' L ff' Bulld on and make thy Castles hlgh and fau- Rzsmg and reachmg upward to the skzes .N Y' X, , nf , A , I ,. w f K -f , - 'V V V A -f-ff '-X,-n I , ,I ,,- , , ,X f-f -1,--f ,f r-.,.f I N ij,.,A w I-4 f-' w A ,ff wx ,-,..r' ,, 1 I ,-- , w ' fl ff W If-'., , ,ff 'v ,f ' f,, ,ff f,, ,!, Z' f' ff-'j,jf V4,,, J, fr- ff 14, w V- , .fy iiif f 1 W ,,-'14, 'V 1 Ti!- A,--J-ff ,-,vf- . , . . . . . . . . ,, G E MORTENSEN F G ADAMS F E MARVIN W H MCMASTER Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal ettmg eahp N THE morning after the Stanford U C game the local papers carried the following headline Field Goal Klcked by Stanford Third Strmg End Beats Bears 9 to 7 All through the season Carl Schott had been getting ready So on the day of the Big Game Carl Schott unknown to football fans in one brief moment 1n the absence of Monk Moscrip became a football hero The chance he got was an accident but making good was no accident Carl Schott had been training Luck may bring the opportunity but it takes something more than luck to make good All his life Benjamin Franklin was getting ready to live a more useful life Edison did not become an electrical wizard in a day By painstaking atten ness No doubt President Roosevelt in tr1umphing over the am1Ct1OIl that seemed a handicap was getting ready for the great office which he so cred1tably and so humanly holds During every day that we l1ve if we strive we are getting ready And he who 1S ready will be sought by opportunity and will Find opportunity and still continue getting ready for new oppor tun1t1es Here IS hop1ng that the members of the class of january 1935 will prosper 1n readiness ,, E MORTENSEN .I IN MEMORIUM ON JULY 5 1934 Mrs Helen Fontaine Dreiske beloved teacher and faithful friend passed from our midst All through her many years of teaching, Mrs Dreiske s fine intellect was dedlcated to enriching and broadening her work and her heart was dedicated to the welfare of her pupils She possessed the rare gift of making learning easier and a rare abi ity to make life easier for others by her smile and her understanding advice Helen Dreiske s teachings will go on and on and her noble spirit will ever survive in the lives of those whom she so faithfully served I . Z HI . . 3 - Y ' . 7 tion to detail during his early life he was getting ready for his future great- n . . , . . , hministratiun ART fAppl1edJ Wlllzam S Rlce MISS Nellle Jacobson Melton V Mowbray James Goold CHomeJ Mrs W Syb1lHeyer Mxss Florence Hallnday Mrs Jenn1eK1lgo Clndustrxall JamesM Boyd RalphB Meyers C L Mlles J A Robmson COMMERCIAL R R Stuart M1ss Maude V Allen M1ss Irene C Ball M1ss Kath leen Grady M1ss SylV13 Langford Ph1l1pA Munshausen FredW Cooper M1ss Marne Schroepfer M1ss Albertma Treadwell M1ss Mxrlam C Llnd qurst COUNSELLORS M1ss Irene C Ball Ferdmand V Custer James H Goold Mass Marjorle Harr1s MISS Ethel Shewmaker Irvmg Waugh ENGLISH Mrs Lena U Broze M1ss Ruby Burford M1ss Myrtle G Cromwell M1ss Georgla Harrlson James MacDonald M1ss Amy Myers M1ss Maude Powell Irvlng Waugh LANGUAGE M1ss Clara Edlth Baxley Dr Joaqum Le1te M1ss Amy Myers Mrs Grace R1tCh1C LIBRARY M1ss Eugenla McCabe Text Books Mrs Mabelle Farnsworth MATHEMATICS Albert S Krause W1ll1am H McMaster Ina Ryst MUSIC M1ss Alrce Eggers John Darasch Mxss Scott PHYSICAL EDUCATION CBoysJ Clarence H Street Roy R Rlchert Arthur H Ross Frank F Ellls PHYSICAL EDUCATION CG1rlsD M1ss Clalre Johnston M1ss Jean C Ewart M1ss Mlldred Mlller R O T C Captam Wxllxam H Papenfoth SCIENCE M1ss Edna Hansen Hans Wlllxam Hansen Mxss MarJor1e Harr1s Gar field O Lewls M1ss Eleanor Peyton SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs Ella J Lawson Ferdlnand V Custer M1ss Emily Cralg M1ss Ethel Shewmaker M1ss Ethel Levy M1ss Helen J Mltchell M1ss Frolence E Hallrday SECRETARIES Mrs Mlldred Blake M1ss Ethel Rosseter Mrs Francxs K Wood TREASURER Mrs Mabel F Spercher AQ 0 Zftliijtle blgb Qlluuntll ' 1 1 - 1 . - . . , , . . 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T . . , . , , 1 1 - 1 T . , , . . . 1 1 Q 4 ' ' S BACKLUND B OBRADOVICH A BEASLEY astle maths ITHIN our realm there are students who have accomplxshed much and who have attamed the hlghest honors there are also students who have served the1r school falthfully and their fellowmen unfaxl mgly Among these students there are three who deserve specral recogn1t1on for the1r achxevements To Bessle Obradovlch credlt IS due for havlng attamed the hlghest scholarsh1p among the glrls for bemg judged the most outstandmg commlssxoner and for recelvmg the commerclal de partmental award In accla1m1ng Arnold Beasley the most outstandmg cxtlzen h1s superlat1ve serv1ce to the school and h1s superior records ln scholarsh1p are acknowledged For havxng the hrghest scholarsh1p among the boys and for recelvxng the departmental award ln mathematxcs Stanley Backlund deservedly warrants commendatlon HIGHEST SCHOLARSHIP fG1rlsJ Bessle Obradovlch HIGHEST SCHOLARSHIP fBoysD Stanley Backlund HIGHEST DEPARTMENTAL Art W1ll1amMacFarland Engllsh Arnold Beasley Commerclal Bessle Obradovlch Home Economlcs Edlth Cox Language Pa trxcla Graley Mathematncs Stanley Backlund Ken-11 FuJ1moto Ralph Lakness Muslc Cora Kelley Shops B111 Cerp Sclence Henry Weed Soc1alStud1es Patrlcla Graley Physlcal Educatlon qBoysJ Wxlham MacFarland Harold Pepperell Physical Educatlon fG1rlsJ Jane Heath Wxmfred Lew1s Elame N1cola1sen HONOR SEAL ON DIPLOMA Stanley Backlund Norrls Ballment Arnold Beasley Patrlcla Graley Phyllls Mlller Elame Nlcolalsen Bessle Obradovlch Harold Pepperell Florence Waxham Henry Weed OUTSTANDING CITIZEN Arnold Beasley OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL Norrxs Ballment Elame NICOIHI sen Henry Weed W1ll1am Keaton Norton Bud Crossman OUTSTANDING COMMISSIONER Bessle Obradovzch OUTSTANDING IN DRAMATICS Marle Cullen and Ralph Lakness OUTSTANDING IN BOYS ATHLFTICS Anthony Depolo OUTSTANDING IN GIRLS ATHLETICS Mabel Seeker PERFECT ATTENDANCE Loretta Alvarado Jane Cluston Blanche Crawford Elsle Hallert Jane Heath Sarah Ingram Claxre Katona Wxmfred Lewrs Ra chael Maryatt Albert Palessa john Thew ,,,-,,,..- , M' Ji! 37 55' H, . 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GORDON Phllllp Emmett H R PYBSIGCHY Medallst 1nTr1b une Golf 34 GOUVEIA Alfred H R OmCCl' Round Table GOUVEIA Mmnle Operetta GRALEY Patrlcxa Anne Secretary of Control Board G1rls H1 Y Gold Pm 1n O G S GREEN jerry Round Table Representatxve H R Officer G1rls H1 Y GREEN Phxla Adele Commrssxoner of G1rls Athletms G A A VICE Presxdent G1rls H1 Y Semor Dancmg Club GROSSKRUETZ Lucxlle Agnes Presldenl of G1rls H1 Y GUIDO Velma Lucllle Swrmmmg Club Fash1on Show GUTHRIE Lloyd E Sw1mm1ng HALL Mary Jane G1rls H1 Y G A A HALLERT Elsxe june Crew HANSON Donald Stamp Club HASTINGS Earl Albert Excallbur H1Y Band and chestra HAVERCROFT Lloyd C Student Clerk Semor Councll HEAL Vera May H R Secretary HEATH Elrzabeth jane G A A Cheer Leader 0 G S HEIDUSKA Grace Marxe G1rls League HELLAND Sadre Corrme Sewmg Club Fashxon Show HILL Joy Fehce Cr1er Stall' G1rls H1 Y G HIPSLEY Merton Orvllle H R Officer HOMER Glenn A Round Table Home Room Officer HOPE john Herbert H R Officer HUTCHINSON Phyll1s Afterschool Sports INGRAM Sarah Honor Soclety Ollice Experlence JACKSON Gladys Mae G1rls League JARDINE Elxzabeth Delores F3Shl0n Show JOHNSON W1lbur B 'IrafF1c Reserve Orchestra KATONA Clare Ye Falconet Staff Fash1on Show KEETON W1ll1am Jay jr Stage Manager KELLY Cora B Orchestra KELLOGG. Gales T KIRBY, Mary jane Cr1e1'Ed1tor, H R OHicer Con trol Board, O G S , G1rls H1 Y llnrhs ann llahnes I A 4 ' L 2. M , ,L , , , , , - , , ,, ,, ..,,-., - .--L ,,T.,,, 7 1, , , 5 , t 1' ' ' x - 3 . , V 1 1 . ' Y ',' : A , ' 4 A ll . . . ' - ' : ' I gli' .- Z . . h ', . . ' 9-J Senior Dancing Club: G. A. A.g ' f '- : Of- Q , . , , . ' . . 1 : ' , l ' g ' ' '-. .3 .A. A. 1 , , , ' 1 1 l . , ' . . ' 1 1 - 1 . R I 9 ' - 2 I 1 2 1 - ' - l llurhs anh 'flahles KOCH WendelWxll1am Band and Orchestra KOREMATSU Takashl Harry Round Table KRAW Alex Drago Round Table Intramural Basket ball and Handball KRIEG Anna T Clothmg Club Internatlonal Club KUKULJICA Nxcholas P Golf Club Basketball LA CONDE Mary Agnes Secretary of Typxng Club Ofhce Experxence LEONARDO George Francxs Football Varsity 34 H R Of ficer Science Club LESSARD Kell E Manager of Tumblmg Team H R Officer LEWIS Wxnlfred Antolnette Cr1er News Edxtor G A A Head Yell Leader O G S Sports LIGHTBURN Arthur Sergeant R O T C Buxldmgs and Grounds Committee LIMA Edxth Florence G A A Recordxng Secretary LIPANOVICH Frances Ann Fashmon Show Sports LUCICH George Joseph Scxence Club LYALL Cyrxl Slnclaxr H R Officer Boys Glee MacFARLAND Wxllxam james Falconer Staff H R Officer Vars1ty Football 34 MAGNANI Dora Bruna Crler Typlst Oflice Experxence MAKOVSKY Esther Tasem Operetta Sewmg Club MALLON john Edward Buxldlng and Grounds Commxttee Rally Commlttee Dancmg Club MARKEY Helen Madelxne Glrls League MARTIN John H R OECEI' Ofhce Servxce MARTINEK Mane Esther Semor Dancmg Club Dramatxcs MARYATT Rachael Orchestra MATTOS Adelme Dolores H R Representatxve Senxor Dancing Club Fashxon Show MCINTOSH Frederxck Ballard Excallbur Sclence Club Lxeu tenant R O T C Voxce Culture MCKENZIE Mary Forsyth Girls League MEDEIROS Lxllnan Baseball Captam MILLER Louxe Christopher H R Officer Tumblmg Club MILLER Phyllxs Ye Falconer Staff O G S MIRANDA Matllda Operetta MITCHELL Aura Carmen Glrls League MOSHER Oren G Semor Dancing Club MULLER George A Control Board Excalxbur Danc mg Club Operetta f . . : ' - , . , Z . . , - , . 5 . 3 . . . 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I Z ' . . . .5 . , . 3 . . . , . : ' 1 - MURPHY Emmett Allan H R Ofncer Operetta NELSON Curtls Louxs R Ofhcer Buxldxng an Grounds Committee NETHERCOTT Truman Thomas Excalxbur H R Offxcer Oper etta Vorce Culture NICOLAISEN Elame Johanna President ofG1rls League Pros 1dntofGAA OGS NORDELL Edward Everett Trafhc Reserve Sergeant R C N C Cu OBRADOVICH Bessle Presxdent of Girls League Honor Socxety Gold Pm Commrssroner of Assemblxes OLIVER Francls Albert Voice Culture Dancmg Club OLIVER Alvm B Excahbur H1 Y Block C O MALLEY Ed OTTO Irene Semor Dancxng Club G A PALESSE Albert Ralph H R OH 1cer PANTAGES George Round Table Control Board Semor Council Crier Staff PARKER Grace Elizabeth Secretary of Gxrls H1 Y Com m1ssxonerofCafeter1a G A PASQUAL Joseph Jr O G S Cr1erStaE PAULISICH Elxzabeth J Semor Dancxng Club Operetta PEPPERELL Harold C Excalxbur H1Y Football Var stty 33 34 All Cxty Football PETERS Tom H R OFF1cer Swlmmlhg Club PETERSON Ellen Mane Operetta PINNEY Alice Mary Sewmg Club PLATT John H Excalibur H1Y R O T C O G S H R Officer Operett PROLA Charles M Excalrbur H1 Y H R Oflicer RANDOLPH Dorothy Irene Gxrls Glee REARDON Norman Sergeant R O T C REGGIO Marlan Josephine Student Clerk H R V1cePres1 dent G A A RICHARDS Henry F Stamp Club RICHARDSON Frank A Orchestra Boys Trxo Operetta ROBELLO FrankA H R Officer RODRIGUES Joe Gonzales H R Officer Buxldmg and Grounds Commtttee ROMEO Ro e 0 G S Dancing Club ROSENKRANZ Pearl Girls H1 Y Vnce Prestdent 0 G S H R Ofhcer Operetta ROTH Elrzabeth Sewlng Club Science Club SACRISON Laura Sewmg Club Dancmg Club .1 003 30 1 lotus anh Zlames SALAINI Inez Dancmg Club SANDFORD Osman B Band and Orchestra R 0 T C SCOTT Beverly Bayne Student Clerk O G S Swnm mxng Club Dancxng Club SCOTT Vera Georgme Transfer from Banmng Hxgh School Los Angeles Sergeant SECKER Mabel Irene Gxrls League V1cePresxdent Secretary Ohicxals Club SEITZ Helen Evelyn Operetta Dancmg Club SHORT Vmcent H R Ofhcer Swxmmxng Club SILVEY Dorothy Lorraxne Operetta H R Officer SKIPWORTH Florence Vxctorla Sewlng Club Scxence Club SKYTTE Hugo C Skatlng Club SLAVIN Irene Kathleen H R Presxdent Gxrls H1 Y MIT Marne POON Eileen M 037161315 Club Vice Presxdent STALEY Elda B TALIAFERRO Ada Laura G A A THEW John Charles H 12 Councxl Football Varsity All Cxty Football TOLMAN Nathan Grant H R Officer Track Varsity 34 TRUMM john UEBNER Gertrude R Round Table G A A UNGER Claxre Beatnce H R Secretary G A A VAN DORN Dorothy A Assocxate Edxtor Crxer Dancmg Club VAN SANT Ted Art Edxtor Falconet VICTOR Kenneth H R Ofhcer WALDRON Chester Hugo Dancmg Club WALLER Marsha Louxse Shorthand Club WALTERS Wxllxam Desmond Operetta Stage Crew WAXHAM Florence Helen Dancing Club G A A O G S WEHRMAN janlce Margaret Swxmmxng Club WESTLEY Norma Ellzabeth Latln Club WETHERN George Hnram Dramatxcs Workshop WOODS Bull E Art Work YORK Dons Elnzabeth G A A ZOLLDAN Gehardt Sergeant R O T C N , . .v I AI . 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J Operetta: Swimrning Club: G.A.A. 1 , ' - W . n the fijresbulh sy a l are 11' f Timm Zlimzlhe Qctuhltleif UNDER the able leadersh1p of Lowell Alexander presldent the Low Twelves have cons1derab1y lmproved the1r treasury department and have acqualnted themselves with the business of runnmg a student body government success fully Departmg semors look to them to carry on and to further stab1l1ze Castle tradltlons 1 I ki! ,x nf .X r r rf a K 7 7 Y ' 7 -U-linen., 0? had H 12 HELMSMEN Front row J Cluston F Waxham M Walker P Mlller Second row H Weed J Thew R Lakness ml HROUGH the portals of Castlemont ln January 1932 came the five strong they were lmpressed by the grandeur of the Castle awed by 1ts lofty ldeals and thrllled by 1ts frlendly Splflt Wxllmg to work and to ut1l1ze the opportun1t1es offered them they developed accordlng to the bent of each 1nd1v1duals genlus from 1ns1gn1hcant sophomores 1nto people w1th d1st1nct personalmes 1nto leaders of student body act1v1t1es 1nto scholars and 1nto athletes As we glance over the Chronlcle of the class we find that much has been accompllshed because the class has always worked as a un1t under capable and efliclent leaders The Hrst officers were Bessle Obradovlch presldent and Vernon Klng v1ce presldent of the L 10 class As Hlgh Tens the formal debut 1nto Castle soclety was made on September 21 1932 when the gym was decorated wlth colorful blossoms and the sophomores danced the way to the1r Hrst soc1al trlumph George Cropley was presxdent of thxs class and Loule Ferrara was VICE presldent Upon bemg promoted to the ranks of Jumors Ike Depolo and Stanley Backlund served as oHicers The jumor Prom w1th Football as 1ts theme was held on November 14 1933 Dancmg was the ma1n attractxon but for those who d1d not dance there were games and speclal entertalnment Stanley Backlund and Norrls Ballment ollicers of the H 11 class were succeeded by Ted Flagg and Grace Parker as L 12 leaders A sw1mm1ng party and a theater party were held durmg thxs term Here we shall leave the class of January 35 about to embark upon 1ts last days at Castlemont We leave the class lmpressed by the enthuslasm and sm cerlty wlth whlch It undertook all of ltS HCt1Vlt18S whether soclal or serxous T v-5, - mm. , .ns 'NJ' nl-L , . ' V I :Y g -an . nf, ' by 1 F 7 Seniors of January, 1935. Sophomores then, two hundred and eighty- : ' . . . . A . . . ilietnarh ENIOR AFFAIRS the xery words convey the galety and the com radery the achlevement and the ant1c1pat1on that comes to the stu dent IH h1s senlor year Sen1or Affalrs the dmner the assembly the ball and the farewell all vull be ours to laugh over to Slgh over to remember 1n years to come Henry Weed presldent of the Sen1or class and Ralph Lakness vxce presldent assxsted by the Sen1or Councxl successfully executed all of the class 3Ct1V1t1CS whlch mcluded a skatmg party a dance a candy sale and a pom pom sale Members of the Sen1or Councml were jane Cluston Florence Waxham Marlann Walker Phyll1s Mlller Lloyd Havercroft George Pan tages and John Thew v The first gala event was the Sen1or Dmner on December 13 Never before had the srlver gleamed so or had the l1nen been so Whlte as upon thlS occa s1on Mldst holly and tmsel mxdst all of the good cheer and the good w1ll that IS created by the Chr1stmas atmosphere we dlned The toasts the Chr1stmas carols and the lovely Chr1stmas tableaux made the Sen1or Dmner an 1mpress1ve and enloyable funct1on Y Twelfth Nlght Revels 1n an old Engllsh manor house was a most clever and or1g1nal Sen1or assembly As decreed by the drawmg of a bean and a sllver penny from the Twelfth Case a kmg and a queen ruled over the merry sports and called for the mummers the dancers the mmstrels and the for tune tellers who performed 1n accordance wxth the old customs Later a sec ond semor assembly was held for the presentat1on of Castle awards to out stand1ng students and for the presentatlon of the class glft to the school The Sen1or Ball a colorful v1s1on permeated by the rustle of taffeta the ghtter of lame the sparkle of satln the rxchness of velvet the perfume of Howers the soft glow of llghts the entrancmg rhythm of the mus1c set 1n the dazzlmg whxteness of a w1nter scene all these made the Senxor Ball the very qu1ntessence of elegance and romance And then Commencement We Slt s1de by s1de gowned m purple the color of majesty Together for the last tlme we hsten to the speakers and we are lost 1n memorles of the days both merry and sad that we have spent together We llsten to the r1tual we smg the hymn together for the last t1me and we are 1mpressed We watch the presentatxon of dlplomas as we assocxate names w1th personal1t1es and thexr ach1evements We start the recesslonal and It IS then as we step down from the stage for the last t1me that we FCHIIZC that It 19 not the end for us thxs IS truly the com mencement , - v . ... y v .an 3 V 9 , . 1 I - v v , v v a - I 1 , v 1 v y ' Y Y . , . . , . . ,. . 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Y Y tt ' 73' ' 9 s 1 9 ' Y ' - YYY -T V v 1 v v y YYY .... , , . , ... v 1 - a , . ... , O ' 'W V 4 - REFLECTION O NE HUNDRED sixty five men and nme officers made up Castle mont s military unit this semester Not unlike the other seven Oak land high schools the Umted States Reserve Oilicers Training Corps is represented at Castlemont R O T C IS the major character building course in the high school Cour tesy leadershlp and hygiene are taught to the cadets Military organ1zat1ons a feature of R O T C work is used principally as a dlsciplinary measure by which members of the organ1zat1on may be instructed rn the elements of good citizenship In this work a cadet who 1S ambitious can advance as examinations he is promoted in rank Qualities of leadership and wllling ness to assume responsibility form part of the basis of determining a candl date s fitness for promotion The range of promotions open to students include not only offices within the high school but the command of the combined R O T C units of the city of Oakland Ofhcers at Castlemont range in rank from second lieutenant to major The following are officers of Castlemont given in the order of their rank Major John Platt Captains Ralph Lakness Max Campbell and Edgar Warnholz First Lieutenants Fred McIntosh and Guy Blood Second Lieu tenants jack Shaw Earl Klnder and Ernest Miguel l . 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TE. rapidly as his ability will permitg for, through the medium of competitive uhhcatlnns EW STUDENT publ1cat1ons have had such an influence upon the actions of its readers as Ye Castle Crier has had this term Indeed our paper has been the life insurance of every important event Strange as it may seem the Crler staff operated under entirely new condxtlons Editor Mary Jane Kirby supervised the work of her assistants and each associate editor at some time was given an opportunity to set up page one This system recommended by Mr Mortensen has proven successful by giving a deslrable variety 1n page makeup Phyllls Miller associate ed1tor of Ye Falconet achieved an enviable efficiency 1n executing her duties Not content with wrxtmg almost half the Falconet Phyllis absorbed most ot the unfinished material which always appears at the eleventh hour byfbm, HDHDSUUP USIC hath its charms and well indeed do we know the meaning of this saying owing to the fine work of the music department of Castlemont during the past semester Orchestra glee club and voice culture classes co operated in putting on the now famous Beaux Arts Soiree an evening of musical and ented group of vocalists from the voice culture classes entertainment was furnished for a music assembly and later thls same group furnished a chorus which sang Christmas carols with never to be forgotten beauty An equally important part of the music department 1S that of the lnstru mental which is composed of band and orchestra The band whlch lS noted for its Fine talent presented two noon day concerts this semester and has had several important engagements outside of school In addltion to this both orchestra and band are responsible for the success of many assembly programs illibe QEIZUBII uf the Eulhen Spur ITH the presentation of gold p1ns to Pat Graley Bessie Obrado vich Arnold Beasley and Stanley Backlund the Order of the Golden Spur concluded 1ts aCt1Vlt16S this term Gold pins which are awarded to students who have been members of the honor society for five semesters is the highest scholastic recognitlon glven by Castlemont Under President Stanley Backlund the O G S enjoyed a full program The honor society rltual written by Arnold Beasley was presented for the first time at an assembly this semester The semi annual initiation picnic was held at Durant Park on October 29 Unique stunts and elaborate tortures for the new members were the most appreclated events of the day I V I ' ' ss ' u ' . . , . , - . . . . J ,, . . . , , . - . A . . . ,, . . 3 7 s a ' ' ' . . , . . dramatic entertainment which will long be remembered. Thanks to our tal- 7 , L y . . l , . . G v ' Q ' ! . . , . - l 9 D ' Y 9 . , . . . ' Y 9 AK 91 ' x . I 1 of A fl R O T C OFFICERS Front row Ma3orJ Plat' Captam R Lakness Captam W H Papenfoth Cm bell Lxeutenant J Shaw Lleutenant E Kxnder Thxrd row Lxeutenant F Mclntosh Lxeutenant E Miguel Lxeutenant G Blood CRIER STAFF First row Mr James MacDonald Cxnstructorl J MBYIOH H Armstrong D Van Dorn A Beasley Second raw J Hull R Bouque H Deuser J Carey I Boulter M Klrby FALCONET STAFF Fzrst row H Weed P Muller B Crawford C Kazona Mr James MacDonald Cmstructorb Second row B MacFarland G Tolman F Mulntosh A Beasley ORCHESTRA Srttmg left ro nght F Burnsen G Alves W Knodler I Geckler J Rrchardson R Mary att A Batteate W Koch A Eck I Bushman L Palange N Txbaldero B Drake F McKenna H Lockyear Standmg left to r1gl t S Gall N Grlbert L Muller O Sanford N Crossman R Pava B Fxgeroxd W Ferrexra B Peron E Hastxngs Mr J Darasch Cxnstructorj -1 E . i V ., H. , ,. , , 4 , ' Q 4 A I Y f ala lx, X f' , W ,ASA i l ii . 4 su, ' f I V ' etructorl, Captain E. Warnhqlz, Captain D.. Scotri. Second row: Lleutenant S. Galll Captain Camp- TRUSTEES Flrst mw V Sandall J Cluston B Obf3dQV1Ch J Batten H Marks G Lucas Second row S Backlund P Graley R Lakness G Cahstro ilirpsts AKING another record 1n soc1al and educat1onal benefits to stu dents Castle club l1fe cont1nued to occupy a promlnent rank 1n school affa1rs th1s semester That club act1v1t1es promote a sense of CIVIC respons1b1l1ty and encourage co operatlon m common projects was adequately proven by Castlemont s most outstand1ng club th1s term the boys H1 Y Under the cha1rmansh1p of B111 Brusstar an elaborate landmark plan was presented to the Oakland Jumor Chamber of Commerce for the1r cons1derat1on and adopt1on Or1g1nally conce1ved by Mr R R ranchos of the early Spamsh per1od 1n Callfornla Such 1dent1ficat1on would be consp1cuously placed on the pr1nc1pal h1ghways leadmg 1nto the ranchos Every person who has e1ther sampled the H1 Y 1n1t1at1on or w1tnessed lt Wlll read1ly agree that 1ts ceremony IS the most 1mpress1ve ever presented by a group of students D6Sp1t6 the H1 Y comet the Sc1ence Club under the presxdency of jane Heath succeeded 1n carvlng out for 1tself a fine reputat1on on the club roster Bes1des ltS customary frol1ck1ng 1n1t1at1on the Sclence Club elected to experlment 1n photography Careful workmansh1p and patlence produced a number of effect1ve pm hole cameras wh1ch were used W1tl'1 a remarkable degree of GHTCICHCY Though It has merely scratched the surface of 1tS poss1b1l1ty the Med1cal Club founded and preslded over by Gus Lukus promlses a field of aCtlV1ty 1n the future part1cularly adaptable to those plannmg elther med1c1ne or nursmg as a profess1on Several of the organ1zat1ons mcludmg the Latm Club Sw1mm1ng Club Excahbur L K A C and Dancmg Club should sound a new chord of popu1ar1ty next term :gust 9 3 . , . . 7 , - D . . . y Stuart, sponsor of the Hi-Y, the plan proposes to identify all of the former ' 9 . 1 I Y y vs.. , I Y VOICE CULTURE-Fust row B Paulxsxch J George 'VI Cullen L Coates V Stone S Clark C Math ews V Kenner Second row D Walters M Kre1s L Shaw Mlss Alxce Eggers C1nstructorD B Craw ford P johnson E Makowsky Thzrd row V Gomez L Beran F McIntosh W Knodler V Thxele A Oliver P Mortensen Fourth row G Muller T Pelosx W MacFarland B Frary B Taylor T Nethercott row D Hawkes A Beasley R Lakness E Hastmgs J Dapper G Lucas Third row L Sxlvey C Prola A Olxver H Weed Fourth row R R Stuart Csponsorb G Calxstro B Brusstar J Slavln N Ballment F W Cooper Ksponsorb O G S Left to nght B Obradovxch S Backlund P Graley DRUMS OF OUDE Left to nght B Vares J Glardm P Rosenkranz J Platt W Knoedler T Nether cott HI-Y4Front row:. N. Miller, E. Linteo, V. Sandall, F. Pacheco, L. Alexander, R. Bouquet T. Flagg. Second Iantn 1192 ibm lit SYMBOL of conquerlng Castlemont sp1r1t the axe cut deeply mto the patrxotxc chord of the student body th1s semester and produced the most 1mpress1ve eflicxent and successful pupll admzmstratxon 1n the h1story of the school A carefully planned and executed advert1s 1ng campalgn greatly alded by Cr1er publ1c1ty personal co operatlon of EX6Cut1Ve Board oPHcers w1th Presldent Ballment ass1sted by V1ce Pres1 dent Beasley and the dehberate promotlon of an enl1ghtened esprlt de corps ln the Castle machmery were the dehnxte pract1cal plans of the amateur pol1t1c1ans who were out to put Castlemont on the map Nothmg less than a complete patr1ot1c resurrectlon of consclous Castlemont sp1r1t swept through the rank and file of the student body brlnglng w1th lt an almost mlraculous revxval 1n the treasury department The budget was balanced 1n two weeks the pres1dent was ready to practlce h1s New Deal and the axe was after the O A L steak It pa1d to advertlse cleverly and br1ll1antly In order that personal frlendshlp and the acqulsltxon of new acquamtances mlght be promoted on the campus Commlssloner of Soclal Act1v1t1es Eleanor Bxckoff suggested Hello Day an exper1ment whlch outclassed every other noon event on the docket It was endorsed w1th such unammous Hello Day as a permanent calendar date Meanwhile the hand of the law was ever present to curb forgetful persons Seasonxng JL1St1CC wxth mercy the Control Board adopted a reasonable fr1endly att1tude toward offenders rather than the relentless bearmg of efhc1ency experts Although some 1nd1v1duals were penahzed nevertheless even the worst offenders were grateful to the Board for 1ts falrness and 1ts mterest 1n the personal welfare of those 1nd1cted for judgment Incldentally every outstandmg leader 1n student government was represented on the Control Board Several of them too deserve ment1on as partlcularly efHc1ent and br1ll1ant executlves Among the people who deserve speclal notlce let us not forget Helene Whetstone who mlght be seen at any txme wxth her penc1l and a supply of shorthand notes Desplte her multltudmous dutles she mamtamed the hlghest scholastlc standmg of all the officers But It seems that no one ever recogmres the pluck It takes to tackle the annuals Blanche Crawford deserves much cred1t for tracklng down the lmportant Castlemont news ltems ln Eastbay newspapers and submlttmg an extenslve annual report BCSSIC Obradovxch handled assemblles w1th the dxgnlty becommg a pon txff At all tlmes she commanded the genume respect of fifteen hundred stu dents 1n the aud1tor1um Everyone too w1ll remember the umque programs whlch she arranged Then there were Elame N1cola1sen and Vlggo Sandell expert officers mn every sense of the word Although th1s semester has ended what IS for us the greatest smgle term ln Castlemont hlstory there IS an ever xncreasxng Held of opportunlty for those who possess ambxtlon eFhc1ency and foresxght 7 7 7 3 . . , . . . . 3 - . .. , ' ' 3 .... 7 V , ' ' ' L6 19 Y Y ' 56 Y! ' ' 7 enthusiasm and co-operation that future administrations will probably circle fl YV . . . . Y , 7 ' ! ' Y . , , . . . ' i ! . . . I , , . . ' 7 J y -. . . , . itat bamhrzr 1' NORRIS BALLMENT Student Body Presxdent ARNOLD BEASLEY Student Body Vxce President HELENE WHETSTONE Student Body Secretary ELAINE NICOLAISEN Gnrls League President MABEL SECKER Grrls League Vxce Pre rdent LILA BURROWS Gxrls League Secretary FRED EDGINGTON Yell Leader GEORGE CROPLEY Boys Federanon Presldent DANTE GRASSI Boys Federatxon Vxce Presxdent JOHN PLATT Boys Federatxon Secretary BLANCHE CRAWFORD Commlssxoner of Annals VIGGO SANDALL Commxssruner of Boys Athleucs PHILA GREEN Commlssxoner of Girls Athletlcs ELEANOR BICKOFF Commlssxoner ofSoc1alAct1v1t1es GEORGE CALISTRO Commxssxoner of Fmame GRACE PARKER COYHITIISSIOHEF of Caiererxa TED FLAGG Commxssxoner of Bldgs and Grnds RALPH LAKNESS Commxsroner of R O T C RUBY PEIFRY Commxssmner of Bankmg BESSIE OBRADOVICH Commxssxoner ofAssembl1es MARY JANE KIRBY Crier Edltor HENRY WEED H 12 President LOWELL ALEXANDER L l2 Presldent HELEN SKAGE H ll Presldent BOB TOWNSEND L ll Presldent GEORGE HAAS H 10 Presldenl ELMER BARBER L 10 Presldent , as 2 R 'Q .ye X an I ' A eministenuz September 4 Here we are again with summer tans poison oak and good intentions September 21 The conquering heroes make their debut San Leandro is defeated 7 0 1n initial O A L football game September 25 Faculty Footbal Fashions go over big at Girls H1 Jinx held midst Autumn leaves Septe nber 27 And 1ce cream goes over bigger at the Boys Jamboree Comedy boxmg and wrestling are of secondary importance September 28 Bold Knights bow to bashful ladies giggling gals greet grid men shy sophorrores smile at sophisticated seniors' The reason for this chaos Hello Day October 3 G A A neophytes wear hair ribbons carry dolls and have a swell time at the Bleacher Blowout The Dads Club entertams the varsity with football movies and beans October 12 Digmties and reputations among other things suffer severe shocks at H 12 skate October 19 The Sports Dance and 3 701 toes are stepped on October 26 No runs no hits and very few errors at the High junior skating party October 30 Sugar n spice n everything nice That s what senior candy IS made of and umm was it good' sophomores commg out party November 2 Castlemont wins O A L We celebrate at Low Junior skate November 9 Open House Night Proud mamas and papas see how little Susies and Willies acquire larnm in the little red school house November 12 The Crusaders take it on the chin as Galileo smothers the O A L Champs November 16 Student Body Executives stop governing long enough to partake of dancing cake and cider at their semi annual Social November 21 Virginia reels square dances and quadrilles to a hill billy orchestra are featured at the junior Prom and Grandmother s faith in the younger generation IS restored And after the Prom was over we all went to the L 12 Theatre Party to see David Harum November 23 The higher and mghtler seniors held a Harvest Dance November 28 Another skating party and we bruise so easlly This time the H 10 class is host December 7 The Beaux Arts Soxree Future Barrymores and Martinellis and Tschai kovskys perform December 13 Beneath holly and mistletoe the Seniors enjoy an old English Christmas dinner January 10 In an atmosphere of the famous Twelfth Night Revels the seniors hold their traditional assembly January 11 The Senior Ball Best bib and tucker are donned and we dance till dawn JanL.ary 25 With hearts beatlng sadly under our purple gowns and hands clutching tightly our hard earned diplomas we bid adleu to the Castle It has been fun - . , . -3 . y . . 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' . , - T 7 1 ' - , . 7 . . . . , , . , , - - , - - .. l Y October 31-Hal1owe'en pumpkins, black cats and witches make up the setting for the , . . . . . ,. . 1 ' ' - - . . . v . . . . , . . . , I - KK ' !! - U - ,. . . .- L V .... . . , ' 1 - . . . - v - l , l . . . cbrnlnrnn rusahes HIS year Coach Rxchert recelved a few well deserved breaks 1n the way of materlal whlch he molded 1nto a team that fought 1ts way 1nto an undlsputed O A L champ1onsh1p the first 1n the hxstory of the school W1th a speed burnmg backheld the fastest m the league a better than average lme and plenty of fight Castlemont s Crusaders top pled team after team untll they reached thelr long cherxshed goal To rev1ew the O A L season let us conslder what happened Wlth Plrate cutlasses clangrng rmpotently on sh1n1ng Crusader armor San Leandro s hopes were sunk by the final score 7 0 Unforgetful of the unhors mg of 33 our Rampag1ng Avengers dashed 1nto Bushrod at full t1tlt and swlftly slew a terrorlzed Cub 13 7 Next a group of bell1gerent Teddles vaxnly flung themselves 1n the path of the Purple Rxders 1n an attempt to stem the march but crumpled lgnommlously 31 6 Easlng up to a trot the Purple Rlders felt the force of a cagey Bulldog s Jaws early 1n the game and were thrown O 7 Chant1ng Beat McClymonds our Castle Guards rose to the oc cas1on to slaughter a desperate trlbe of tomahawk wreldmg Braves, 6 0 Oak land s feeble Wlldcat a mere shadow of 1ts former self llstlessly scraped dull claws on sh1n1ng steel and then lard down and d1ed 31 O jlttery at the possl b1l1ty of belng O A L champlons our Flymg Kmghts shook off thelr cares and rambled lnto the Tlgers den and emerged unscatched and v1ctor1ous 12 O Llstlessly gomg through the mot1ons1n a post season charlty game our Crusaders forgot thexr Crusade and took lt on the chm from the San FFHHCISCO Champlons G3l1l60 1n Kezar Stadlum Thus ended one of the best football sea sons 1n the hlstory of Castlemont a season whxch we may well v1ew wlth prlde I I . . . , . 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I x ff DQUSKETEERSQUAD Ibarsntp T Crook Keller R Colbourn W Thompson L SIIVBY L Prlen ww A Anderson A Hnldebrandt W Mattos A Depolo C Lendlch G Lucas 25 Capta1nA Hlldebrandt J Townsend H Pepperell A Ollver J Thew A Batteate R Rlchert Zintmlass llts IKELY varsity mater1al was uncovered by Coach Roy Rxchert ln th1s years 1nterclass football tournament when the H 11 class won the school champ1onsh1p by v1rtue of a 21-0 vlctory over the Low Sen 1ors m the Hnal t1lt of the ser1es In the Hrst game Gllmore Butler and Marshall led the Low Sophomores to a v1ctory over the H1gh Sophs Contlnumg the schedule the H1gh -umors defeated the Low Jumors 7 O Sc abble made the lone touchdown of the game 1n the thxrd quarter when he nt over from the four yard l1ne Roche and Heel also played outstandmg ball for ghe vlctors The Low Senlors re peated the above score when they defeated the Hlgh Senlors m the last three mlnutes of play Sllva Alexander and Grliliths were the L 12 threats wh1le Dapper Andrews and Nethercott starred for the hlgh and mlghtres In the fourth contest of the ser1es the Hxgh Elevens defeated the Low Sophs 12 0 Girls nurnaments OLLEYBALL speedball crew archery handball and paddle tennls were the sports enjoyed by the Castle gxrls th1s term W1th over thlrty teams competlng mn the volleyball tournament the Semor team captalned by Wmme Levus emerged v1'ctor1ous Under the leadersh1p of Jane Clust the G A A was especlally act1ve th1s term The Bleacher Blowout marketl a novel 1n1t1at1on the Volley ball Var1et1es featured 1nterclass mlxed svougyball games and a dance the Plrates P1cn1c was a clever Hnale to the crew season and last but not least the semor farewell party completed thelr 3Ct1V1t16S Cliruss Qluuntrp aratbnn HE ANNUAL Cross Country run held to create 1nterclass competl t1on and to dxscover promxsmg track materlal was won th1s term by Praxedls Robles H 11 ln the tlme of 10 mlnutes 13 5 seconds The H 11 team of Mr Ross composed of Robles John Qumtanal R1ch ard Vldell B111 Peron and B111 Sanford won the award for havlng the Hrst Flve to Hmsh Those who recelved numerals for Emshlng flrst for thelr class were L 10 W1ll1am Welschmeyer H 10 George Perelra L11 Paul Boyer H 11 Prawcedxs Robles L 12 George Ferra xo H12 Roy Bouque Castlemont track men for the second consecutlve year won the trophy for the most starters of any Alameda County hlgh school 1n the annual Trlbune Mara thon Praxedxs Robles Paul Boyer and George Momz were the flrst three Castlemont runners to finlsh Other kmghts who ran were jack Radomch W1ll1am Tantsch Hugo Sheyte George Ferrarlo Ted Marchant Ludwlg Pr1en Bob Grlfliths Kenny Part1ngton and Ervln Vaughn v r , . v Q v - - J. 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A . w 1 IXVBLOCK C Furs! row A Olxver L C Mxller V Gomez A Anderson H Keller S Knezovxch A Hxlde bram H Ceuncone Second row T Townsend A Batteale G Leonardo B Sxlxa A Depolo G Lukas Third row V Cragun T Crook W Tfhompion J Fahey W Breeze C Lendlch W Cerp J Carol Fourth raw B Colbourn W MacFarland G Cropley W Mattos J Thew H Pepperell J Dxtto J Cluston E Lxma P Green P Mxller Thud row E Spoon M Seeker B Obradovxch VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS Fzrst row P Govea A Perry W Lewxs P Green A Malgradx E Hernek J Cralg M Jardxne Second row P Gilbert E Bnckell J Harrxs H Gouv1a B Hudson B Julxar B Hxn Thzrd tow L Delbo I Angerom A Garburt H Ganhwane I Kuartz J Reay A Bosseltx Fourth row V Moore A Stadelman 5 s .9 G. A. A.-, OFFICIALS' CLUVB OFFICERS-First row: Heath, W. Lewis. M. Heineman. Second row. A u our eau u Unis nf a mg O YOU graduates reallze that your success 1n the 1mmed1ate future depends upon how you begm your lxfe at forty and whether or not you are happy at seventy' Probably not so here are a few useless suggestlons that may 1gn1te your never present spark of genrus If you can explam antl d1sestabl1shmenta11sm we suggest that you begm your rap1d tour of colleges by attendxng the Umverslty of Cahforma where It 1S mperat1ve that you go out for Ph1 Beta Kappa Bes1des puttmg you up a notch soclally the key IS very effectxve as a bottle opener and somet1mes as a toothplck If you have a Flarr for k1ss1ng bables and 1f you look well wlth a gardema we recommend polrtxcs Or 1f you mdulge m puns and are a good excuse for a banquet th1nk of your prospects 1n the d1plomat1c corps If you are broadm1nded and are not annoyed by the l1ttle thmgs 1n l1fe get marrled so you can brag about lt to your chlldren If people laugh when you Slt down to do a tap dance or nf they stare when you walk through a door w1thout openmg rt be convlnced that you were meant for the Klleg hghts of Hollywood Who knows but that you may be the Sh1rley Temple of tomorrow? Above all 1f you w1sh to be a success trust thyself nobody else w1ll At all t1mes speak boldly what you th1nk unt1l the busmess end of a revolver changes your m1nd Of course you w1ll appear mconslstent ln the pubhc eye but to be mlsunderstood IS to be a gemus And lncldentally 1f you should ever End yourself m hot water be non chalant and take a bath l I 1 ' v . H . . . 4 Q. ,, . ' 1 v . : . . . . L . 1 v y v , . , . , . v 1 v v - - Q a 1 v ' 5-. :V CRAMPUS LIFE 1 THE AXE 2 REGULAR FELLOWS 3 C H S 4 BALLET PRANCERS 5 CHIEF COUNSEL 6 BIG LION HUGGER 7 KITCHEN POLICE 8 SMILES 9 PEACHES 10 INSEPARABLE KX ,fiywt fb XM Salim statues Day slts at eventzde So quzet and sublzme And threads her needle carefully Wzth sllver threads of tzme And weaves together one by one Each song each thought each rhyme She S1fS there strtchmg stztchmg Her m1II1on threads so brlght Then hangs her subtle tapestry Across the skzes of nlght How brzghtly oh how brlghtly They all begzn to shme To make the stars of eventzde Each song each thought each rhyme EVA FAZENDA 1 r 7 ! 9 J 9 3 i ' J i ? ! 3 ' v.-I AAAI Svennur ibutn I ll ever strive to serve my fellow men To see tl'e truth and dare what s tight to To search for beauty everywhere I go- To th 's fourfold ideal I would be true. IK! I' t . . rw. I f . ,Sunil 1 K f Q L X I qhkyif I fy 55431. 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