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

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FRONT ROW: B. Silveira, P. LaCombe, L. Cobb, G. Westerman, R. Nelson, T. Upchurch, J. Campbell, D. McClellan, R. Barry, E. Silvers, L. Alex ander, D. McDaid, D. Wooldridge, J. McCullough, B. Paterson, M. Modrell. SECOND ROW: D. Dean, D. Loomis, T. Lovejoy, C. Moffett Hunt, J. Blackmore, H. Scatena, J. Groth, C. Liljenstople, B. Staack, Coach E. Hart. THIRD ROW: G. Davis, B. Wiseman, T. Wicks, G. Dorst G Tomsic, S. Goodell, K. Lesher, D. Herbert, D. Brown. BLOCK CV The boys in the white sweaters with the big green CV emblem on the pocket are all members of the Block CV. They have earned their Block for successfully participating in a Varsity Sport. They also receive a stripe, which they put on the left sleeve of their sweater, for each year they are in a Varsity Sport. The members themselves must pur- chase their own sweaters which are, however, uni- form in style and color. As an organization they functioned as a Ser- vice Club patrolling the parking lot, ushering at assemblies, hosting visiting schools at our home athletic contests and helping out whenever possible with other service projects at the school. The enthusiastic members met every other Wednesday under the leadership of Mr. Ed Hart, Advisor, Dave McClellan, Fall President, and Jerry Campbell, Spring President. v ' K Y X hPgzV'i 5 ,M--1,51 YR ' 6 5 9 ew, fl fa. A I Four hungry Block C. V. members W Gee, Tom, you've grown! says Charlie Moffitt

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l F FRONT ROW: Mr. Bervin B. Commings, D. Webb, R. Downing, D. Barrett, B. Kerr, D. Becklin, K. Crawford, Mr. Lovaglia. SECOND ROW: M. McBurny F. Goff D. Falkenburg, J. Groth, T. Hill, J. Nelson, D. Hallen, W. Mitchall. BACK ROW: R. DelI'Aguu, J. Hobson, C. Harris, J. Thunen, tg Q? Q T. Evunsi R. Myers, D. Masucci. INA, Ten heads are better than one when planning o dance. W. .iv E!! , . V R , .., . - . . . ...fi iw- mri-ffr .ffrp 'U.f.L -3241 ' my . it 11'- M f may Q , , K . K I I I a er .3625 3,147 MM ' . s , ' +P- iii' ,iw 1 if 3- f .. .- , , 4 ,,. - w The result was a night of fun at the Block C. V.-Rally Com- mittee donce, Athlete's Bull. RALLY COMMITTEE The boys seen wearing the bright green and white caps, are members of the Rally Committee, and their main purpose is to control the crowds at the athletic contests. The club was formed through the desirability of having student, rather than fac- ulty control at the games. The initial members were chosen by the coun- selors and from there, new members were elected into the organization by the charter members. There are, at present, about 30 boys in the club and the membership is now limited. Carl Harris was the president of the Rally Com- mittee. The other officers were Tom Hill, Vice- President, and John Hobson, Secretary-Treasurer. The advisors were Mr. Bervin and Mr. Lovaglia.

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FRONT ROW: N, Foltz, A. Sulprizio, R. Cudd, P. Gossett, J. Gallo, M. Smith, B. Hoover. SECOND ROW: B. Harrigan, M. Freeman, S. Moore, B. Cumero, M. Litwin, M. Uriz, D. Myers, G. Salas, D. White, J. Long, L. A'Perry, R. Wolf, C. Tietjen, S. Goodell, V. Robinson, C. Brainard, D. Stanley. BACK ROW: J. Douglas, C. Vanier, B. Hole, P. Hartsock, L. Morecraft, S. Gilbert, P. Pence, R. Kristiansen, C. Adelson, K. Chancy, S. Griffith. AEOLIAN CLUB The necessity to raise money for various choir needs is the reason for the formation of the Aeolian Club. lt is made up of members of the A'Cappella and Mixed Choir, the advisor being Mrs. Phyllis Whayne. With the proceeds from their fund-raising projects, they con- tributed money to help pay for their choir robes, an auditoruim piano, and other worthwhile projects. The Aeolians also plan on setting up a scholarship fund to help worthy graduates who wish to continue in the music field. Among the activities this past year were a snow trip at the end of January, a visit to Adobe Creek Lodge in the spring, and the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The officers of the Aeolian Club were Sandra Moore, President, Gail Jung, Secretary, Nancy Foltz, Vice-President, and George Salas, Treasurer.