Castlemont High School - Falcon Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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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. ' o , . I . . - s ' 1 , . , .. ' ' Y v n v v 9 Y U ' -. lg 9 ' .4 n ' ' ' ' , ss n 1 , ' . . ,, . . ' 1 as ' v ' ' vs . 1 n 5 - V - ' 0 s a - ' ' - 9 x 9 ' 9 Y ' - V x ' 1 a ' 9 9 ' v . . - F. I - - 1 1 1 v o - Y I ' Y . . , v 1 s v V U '

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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 '