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

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.nv- lik I' 4', ' ' f ,r ,.f. x ij PJ Kgs.-.X.ZLvj',nfW,h-.. Fall Editor GAILE O'CONNER E. BARTEE Reporter J. CHANDLER Reporter, Circulation Mgr. J. CLAPHAN Circulation Mgr., Feature Page Ed. A. FELLMAN Photographer C. GETTLER Reporter: Circulation Mgr. D. HALLEN Business Mgr. M. HERBERT Advertisement Mgr., Reporter H. LARSEN Girls' Sports Ed., Reporter B. LEACH Sports Page Ed. A. LEBER Feature Page Editorg Reporter L. MAGOON Third Page Editorg Reporter S. SCHNEIDER Reporter D. STATHAM Reporter R. VICENCIO Reporter K. WIGAND Reporterg Third Page Ed. MR. WILLIAMS Advisor ACHEAN An interesting part of our school life is the school newspaper, the Achean, which was published every two weeks. This four page edition of the latest on activities, sports, parties, coming events, and anything else of student interest, was put out by the Advanced Journalism students who made up a busy staff which changed positions between the first and second semes- ters of school. At the' head of this industrious staff of twenty students, were Fall Editor, Gail O'Connor and Spring Editor, Lynda Erickson. GK if . ve. g I 'g , .i .. l -ta , ' ' . is I J t. 1 s ' 1.

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l l 5 Mr. Dalbok, L. Wallen, S. Lungs, L. Van Law, Mr. Poppe, J. Prince. F.T.A. To be interested in any phase of the teaching profession is the only requirement to be a member of the F.T.A. which is short for Future Teachers of America. Among the club's' many activities this past year were a visitation to Marshall elementary school, an initiation dinner, attendance at the Cali- fornia Educational Conference in San Jose, and a popcorn ball sale. Elizabeth Schiller was the President of the F.T.A. Lu Ellen Vlaardinger was Vice-President, and Dorothy Bade, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Stetson and Mr. Miller were the advisors. Meetings were held on the third Monday of every month, and at the noon hours when necessary. STUDENT CONTROL The students you saw watching the halls at the lunch hours belonged to the Student Control, and were volunteers from the Student Body. Besides hall duty, the thirteen members also helped out, whenever needed, at school functions, and athletic contests. Lois Van Law presided over the Student Con- trol Club with Mr. Poppe and Mr. Dalbok as the advisors. They held their meeting every Tuesday morning. One of the activities this year was a din- ner party with bowling afterwards. FRONT ROW: P. Roof, E. Schiller, J. Hokenson, S. Accornero. SECOND ROW: M. Borges, C. Hanelt, B. Wair, B. Bruuer, J. Sones, L. Vlaardinger. THIRD ROW: Miss W. Stetson, Mr. H. Miller, S. Bastian D. Bode, M. McCullough. 1

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STAFF The Achean staff was practically self-supporting and raised their money by selling advertisements and the extra newspapers, after giving them out to the Student Body card holders of the school. Under the skillful direction of Mr. Wallace Williams, advisor, the students got experience in making up newspaper layouts, story writing, compos- ing editorials, proofreading, and the many other phases of the newspaper world. The aim of the staff was to create a newspaper that would be of interest to everyone in school, and did a very fine job. with Spring Editor LYNDA ERICKSON J. Clapham con- ferring with C. Gettler about the next edition. D. Hallen conversing with an advertiser on 5518 R. Vicencio, J. Chandler and B. Leach evaluating the finished product. the phone while G. 0'Conner checks copy tor two of the staff members.