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

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Edmunds, Mrs. Kelley, Mr. Atwood, Miss Birkenfeld. BACK ROW Mr. Frese, Mr. Dalbok, Mr. Berven, Mr. Lovogliu. MATH EMATIC5 According to statistics the average student in Russia knows eight times as much math as one in a hundred here in America. Castro Val- ley High is doing something about it. We not only have the freedom ot choice of a variety of math courses, but teachers who are under- standing and willing to present math as it is- a necessity in any chosen field of life. 'Hue il E i S ..,, A Roy Brooks, Bill Rowe, and Eugene Bartee engrossed in General Moth. Mr. Atwood, explaining Algebr to his students P' A peek into Miss Birkenfeld's Geometry class .

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i i '-fl Mr. Turck, Area Chairman. FRONT ROW: Mr. Turck, Mr. Hennessey. BACK ROW: Mr. Edmunds, Mr. Jones, Mr. Miller. SCIENCE Interest in the field of science is very earnest among the students here at Castro Valley High and this interest is supported by a good staff of teachers who are eager to satisfy the many questions and answers involved. 10' L. Agee, J. Horwath, and S. Walker studying a reaction in chemistry. Mr. Hennessey demonstrates the microscope. All freshmen take required General Science

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Gunnari, Mr. Hambly, Mr. Smith. BACK ROW: Mr. Perata, Mr. Mackay, Mr. Meier, Mr. Hoyt. 'i KV ,..,1.A ,f,Q,fwf,,Y ff r ig, iii, , if ,, y , . , yn, , r - wr , 1. ,i :ae few 4 Mr. Moore, Area Chairman INDUSTRIAL ARTS Busily working yet usually enjoy- ing themselves, the boys in our indus- p trial Arts area prepared themselves to S7 be engineers, mechanics, and the skilled workmen of the future. In this wing the classes offered were wood shop, mechanical drawing, metal shop, auto shop, electricity and radio shop. E X 7 , x 3 I 'B N , - r f 3 , X ff L. Ray and D. Vanderbilt testing equipment in electricity shop R. Stewart at work on a carbureter in auto shop H. Fuller and J. Hutto using the jointer in wood shop