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

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A, ll. 11 'TY Owner-LARRY COBB '58 Chevy Pickup Features-Chrome stacks, molded and '56 Olds spinners. au.. 31, Owner-WlLLY BECKNEL '58 Chevy Impala Features-3-carb engine, chrome exhaust headers and custom hubcaps. Owner-MIKE HANLEY '48 Ford Coupe Features-Molded, raked, with hopped-up mill. E Owner-BUD MCHALE '50 Olds Convertible Features-Powder blue, molded trunk, leather upholstery, '56 Olds hubcaps Owner-RICH PHISTERER '50 Olds Features-Arctic white, c h r o m e side pipes, lowered spinner. '4 '-,. 'W' l -1 Q 'ML wh 1 Owner JERRY CAMPBELL Q- 1 X 51 Chevrolet Features-Black bull nose lowered and Olds spinners. Owner-DAVE JUNNILA '5'l Chevy Hardtop Features-Black and white, lowered, molded, striped, spe- cial Chevrolet hubcaps.

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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.

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,ada My 0nv,...,,,H6 .eras 1 ' f if ' ,L W 5594 R WN WM: ' ' L' X M , 0, ,,,,:,:,,,:,, A v1in:'sr'v-'Il' -'wfmf SENIORS WORK ON PROM Senior Ball comes during the week of senior activities at the end of the year, which is too late to be put in the year book. But we are sure the seniors will have a wonderful time at the senior ball. This they deserve in return for the splendid job they did, the hard work they put into the Junior Prom to make it a success. Many seniors also attended the Jun- ior Prom and had a splendid time. The com- mittee chairmen were: Carol Adamson, Gen- eral, Marjorie Smith, Refreshments, Carol At- kins, Bidsg Kay Mattson, Theme, Eloise Mc- Clintic, Decorations. , it ' 9- 4 - 1. 4 1 f1J',,,r ' my A in V I . . I '.l,,,.-f- JUNIOR PROM DECORATIONS TOP: Renee Boic and Jim Fogarty working on a knight. BOT- TOM: Charlotte Jones and Dave Loomis cut paper for the band stand. Dave Loomis, Jane Holmgren, Kay Mattson and Larry Hewitt enjoy the Junior Prom. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CAROL ADAMSON MARJORIE SMITH CAROL ATKINS KAY MATTSON ELOISE McCLINTI General Refreshments Bids GC me Theme Decorations QS.