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

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B. Anderson Asst. Fine Arts J. Leivo J. Campbell Boys' Sports D. Erikson Head Photographer S. Milcks Typist STAFF s t u d e n t photographer wandering around, camera in hand, or a tired Editor-in-Chief looking over some- one's shoulder. The Laconian Staff is self-sup- porting. The staff members raised money by yearbook sales cam- paigns. Headed by Charlotte Jones and her assistant, Gerry Leiva, they sold eleven hundred copies of the yearbook. The staff also raised money by selling advertisements to various stores in our area. Senior and social studies class pictures were taken by professional photographers of the Kee Coleman Studio of San Francisco. The rest of the pictures were taken by our experienced student photographers, headed by Darrell Erickson, head photographer. Asst. Circulation Mgr. Barbara Johnson Editor-in-Chief A. Pllilpofl' L, Moutgn Editor Business Mgr. C. Jones M. Stowers Circulation Mgr. Artist Mr. Frederic Zook Advisor

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fr L. Birchland Underclassmen B. Graham Curriculum K. Lynch Photo Secretary Q S. V. 1? tif.. if ts , 1 iifwi my 5 gi fi? . 'ig if fi H. Dudoit S. riffiths D. Morgodo P. Ladue D. Myers Asst. Underclassmen Senior Class Asst. Senior Class Organizations Asst. Organizations B. McHale J. Booth B. Fraser K. Johnson M. Carr Asst. Curriculum Social Life Asst. Social Life Girls' Sports Copy Editor J. MacGowan T. Viada V. Robinson D. Smith T. Hood Photographer Photographer Advertising Fine Arts Asst. Boys' Sports LACONIAN G. Leiva and K. Lynch filing negatives. 8 H-.. 2 K. Johnson, L. Birchland and D. Myers hard at work At last the second edition of the Laconian is off the press and in your hands. The '57-'58 Laconian Staff of twenty-seven Seniors and Juniors under the guidance of Bar- bara Johnson, Editor-in-Chief, Alice Philpott, Editor, and Lucille Mouton, Business Manager, have spent many hours in class, after school, and on weekends bringing this book to you. The theme, cover, and colors used for the yearbook were chosen by the staff members. Each section, each page was planned carefully and considered again and again in order that the best of results might be obtained. If you wandered into this sixth period maze of students working on layouts, pictures, copy, advertise- ments, etc., you would probably have found a completely puzzled

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, At, SPIIIITS Amid la ug h te r, smiles, cheers and happy times-the game goes on. Our athletes, our teams under pressure, strain with sweat-stained faces and grim determined looks to win. Not always calm, they try to do their best for Castro Valley High. There were rallies and cheering sections, a rally band, song girls, and cheerleaders keeping the spirit alive in our Spartans. We had a glorious football season and the spirit was good. Then when basketball season came along, those same Spa-rtans were seen cheering in the gym. The gym was also packed on the nights that wrestling matches were held. Screams and vigorious en- couragement came from all sides of the mat. With Spring came baseball, track, and tennis, each attracting a large crowd of spirited supporters. The Salvation of sports will be achieved when-we play not for championship medals, and other external awards, but rather for the fun of playing. 48 L4 .fr .Q 5,57 -