Castro Valley High School - Laconian Yearbook (Castro Valley, CA)

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ls this skiing, Ed Silvers? PARTIES Included in the social lite of every Spartan are the wonderful hours spent at parties of all kinds. The girls loved pajama parties, where they had a chance to act silly, talk about boys, play records, talk about boys, eat, goof oft , talk about boys, and see who could stay up the long- est, A trip to the snow, an engagement shower, a surprise birthday party . . . whatever it was, our Spartans usually had a wonderful time. Junior girls build a pyramid at a party given by Bonnie Horrigan. N--Q-'R+ ' Senior Spartans unpacking at Dodge Ridge. Dancing at Jean Bowman's Christmas party. 11-. .5 V. f Charlie Moffit learns the hard way. W0fkln9 lwfd at Jeni l-0 9'5 P- J- PUWY- Dick Dean, Carol Canty, Dave Loomis, and Lorrie Laughter a happy birthday. Seven-up wish

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Top: Students entering the dance Center: In the mood for dancing Bottom: Everybody is dancing, it must be the fad i ll'-f Nd Sandy Orn, this year's Sports Queen. SPORTS QUEEN DANCE The Sports Queen Dance was sponsored by the Megaphone Club in honor of the boys athletic teams of the school. The boys on the different teams chose girls they would like to have as can- didates for queen. Students attending the dance yoted for one of the candidates. During the dance the queen was announced. Dick Dean, captain of the football team, crowned this year's queen, Sandy Orn. Sandy's attendants were Charleen Ziegler, Pat Schleis, Jerrie Long. SPORTS QUEEN CANDIDATES: Front Row, left to right: Carol Canty, Pat Schleis, Vicki'Davis, Sandy Orn, Janet Anderson, Charleen Ziegler. SECOND ROW: Louise Rogers, Beverly Luque, Jerri Long, Sandi 'oo Getchell, Arlene King, Peggy Swain. if

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RODS AND CUSTOMS The cars owned by our students play an important part in the life of our school. Cars are a means of getting to school late, arriving too early for a date, spending hard earned money for gas, oil and a million other things. They add to the headaches of our students by not starting on cold mornings, and going through that red light. But they bring the excitement and thrill of having your own car and knowing that you won't have to ask Dad for his car to take out that special someone. We have a fine selection of cars here at Castro Valley and are proud of them and their owners, the fellows who have worked hard to keep them safe, solid, and up to date. Owner-BUD FRASER '58 Chevrolet Features-Biscayne fathom blue, sidepipes, Plymouth hubcaps, header plugs lhiddenl. Owner-GARY DORST '48 Ford Coupe Owner-TONY ENOS '49 Chevrolet Features-Two-door sedan, molded, spe- cial purple paint. Scalloping by Duncan, lowered, 53 Hi Torque truck engine. Custom interior, black and white up- holstery. Features-Limefire green, black and white naugehyde interior, side pipes, modified mill, molded.