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

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LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Hopkins, B. Dole, J. Turner, G. 0'Connor, B. Brauer, D. Sesar, V. Mills, Mr. Elliott, Advisor. CENTER: S Stavert. JUDICIAL CLUB Although this club may have been com- paratively small in members, it was very big in its ideas and aims. During the past year, the club had many interesting debates on such topics as Segregation. The idea of forming a student court was also discussed. Some of their other activities were field trips to courts of laws and to the state govern- ment, and several guest speakers of the legal field. Judge Sue Stavert presided over the club, with Barbara Brauer as Bailiff and Gaile O'Connor as Clerk. Mr. Elliott was the advisor. 'Cl' null' i 5- ? . v , INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club gives to those students interested the opportunity to work with the tools, materials, and equipment in the shop area. Some of the things that the club mem- bers did were, building furniture, mechan- ical drawing, making jewelry and doing plastic work. Several of the boys modeled autos and entered them in the Ford Motor Industrial Arts Award Contest and the Fisher Body Contest. The advisors to this club were Mr. Meier, Mr. Smith, Mr. Moore, Mr. Mackay, and Mr. Hoyt. 5 FRONT ROW C Novicki J Moore, B. Mclntosh, L. Gallarini, Mr. D. Smith, Advisor. SECOND ROW: G. Mole, G Murdock J Butler J Good K. Hammer, Mr. R. Meier, Advisor. BACK ROW: H. Amborn, Mr. T. Moore, Ad- visor D Witt Mr R Hamley Advisor, Mr. J. Mackay, Advisor, J. Harris.

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CADUCEUS CLUB Caduceus, the staff of Aesculapius, the god of healing in Roman mythology, is used as a symbol of the medical profession. lt is also the name for a Castro Valley High School organization for students interested in medical careers or community health problems. The thirty-five members of the club toured the East Bay Chil- dren's Hospital and the Stanford University Medical Center. They also raised money for scholarships and assisted health agencies in our community. The meetings, which were held on the second and fourth Mon- days, were presided over by Jan Haskell and advised by Mrs. Quick, the school nurse. TYRONIAN CLUB The Tyronian Club gives, to those students interested, the chance to learn more about the different aspects of Drama, such as acting, makeup, lighting, costumes, scenery, etc. The Tyronians journeyed many times to San Francisco to see such plays as Tartuff, a French Comedy, Guys and Dolls, and Tea- house of the August Moon. Also many members participated in school productions. Presiding over the Tyronian Club was Steve Baker. The other officers were Olivia Mocker, Vice4President and Agnes Skarholt, Secretary-Treasurer. The club met every Monday after school, under the advisorship of Mr. Wendland. KNEELING: A. Skarholt, S. Baker, O. Mocker. FRONT ROW: D. Slater, K. Baker, D. Weaver, V. Mills, K. Diebner, V. Huish, S. Wheeler, P. Best, A. Phillips, C. Hicks, M. Ryall. SEC- OND ROW: E. Kaufman, G, Boitnott, K. Mc- Carter, M. Stewart, S. Luthold, D. Silver, M. Anderson, M. Hicks, H. Pepperell, D. Best, A. Nichols. BACK ROW: M. Albert, Mr. Wend- land, B. Markee, N. Livanos, R. Fuller, P. Con- nell, M. Maretta, L. Jaffe, G. Moore. FRONT ROW: L. Meeks, J. Giro, K. Robertson, K. McCormick, L. Malott, D. Crow. SECOND ROW: L. Hague, M. Herbert, C. Lewis, C. Eggers, S. Gately, M. Savelli. BACK ROW: Mrs. Quick, J. Blaha, L. Kubina, P. VandenAkker, B. Dole, L. Magoon. 39

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F X4 I FRONT ROW: J. Spots, M. Garrow, B. Foley, K. Swanson, A. Jones. BACK ROW: J. MacGowan, E. Kauf- man, R. Curtis, Mr. Rose, Advisor. SCIENCE OUTING CLUB To encourage interested students to broaden their knowledge in various scienti- fic fields is the main purpose of the Science Outing Club. Requirements to be a mem- ber consist of a sincere interest in science, a good academic record, and a worthwhile science project. During the meetings, held every Tues- day after school, the members worked on their projects. The club also sponsored the Biological Habitat, on which they spent much time, and also contributed thirty dol- lars. Don Phillips presided over the sixteen members with Bill Ralph as Vice-President, Bob Hood as Treasurer, and Sara Jane Hol- feltz as Secretary. Mr. Hennessy was their advisor. cz. 5 I PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Helping to develop photographic skills and techniques-This is the main purpose of the Photography Club. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Rose, the members of the club learned many new and different ways to take and print pictures. Field trips were taken to the Photog- raphy Shows in San Francisco and Oakland, and,to several points of interest around the Bay Area for the purpose of taking action shots. The officers of the Photography Club were President, Bill Foley, Vice-President, Lewis Downs, and Secretary-Treasurer, Al- bert Jones. FRONT ROW: Mr. Hennessy, Advisor, S. Holfeltz, C. Burnett, G. Lundstrum, D. Webb SECOND ROW M. McCullough, B. Hood, B. Ralph, D. Phillips. BACK ROW: J. Benjamin, M. Allen R Nixon G Hender SOII.