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

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SPRING GIRL'S LEAGUE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: P. Worthy, J. Livingston, C. Garbers, K. Super, C. Atkins. BACK ROW: M. Freeman, B. Lass, J. Haskell, P. Gossett, B. Harrigan. . Spring Girl's League league u Carol Atkins GIRL'S LEAGUE COUNCIL An organization to which all the girls in the school are members is the Girl's League . . . advised by Mrs. Sherlock, Dean of Girls. Fall President, Terry Rover Metz, and Spring President, Carol Atkins, headed eleven other members on the council. This year the GirI's League co-sponsored the Slave Day sale with the Boy's League, and also sponsored a dance for the school. 1-fig tg. I' was ix 5 5 'P bi A 'flu' Q Q ga, 59' G Q ' f fl flu any 'YQQIHAPQ .Musa if-if 5 lt: SPRING BOY'S LEAGUE COUNCIL Three of the seven members: J. Butler, G. Puccio, G. Souza. Spring Boy's League President Guy Puccio

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FALL GIRL'S LEAGUE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: P. Roof, E. Larson, J. Clapham, J. Perry. BACK ROW: P. Gossett, C. Robbins, J. Lovejoy, J. Haskell. I ' I Fall Girl's League President 0 S n S Terry Rover BOY'S LEAGUE COUNCIL No boys were left out! They all belonged to Boy's League. To represent this organization, a boy from each class was elected by the student body to serve on a council and six other boys were chosen by these initial members. Under the advisorship of Mr. Friery, the dean of boys, this council met every week. Boys League Council represented all the boys in school functions, and in co-sponsorship with the Girls League Council, planned and put on the annual Slave Day. The boys also helped to plan assemblies and rallies. FALL BOY'S LEAGUE COUNCIL B. Leach, P. Walde, R. Dell 'Acqua, G. Jagoe. Fall Boy's League President Ed Silvers

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