Castlemont High School - Falcon Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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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

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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-

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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