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

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'sd On your mark, get set- A track event from the 2nd G.A.A. Block A shot from February 'l5, Playday M. Carr, J. Potter, and P. Toley, waiting for skaters' bus GIRLS TAKE TRACK Track was offered for the first time this year in the G.A.A. program. Among the many track and field events were hurdles, relays, and running high jump. Although many of our boys participate in track in the early spring of each year, not many of the girls understand the many events which make up this sport. Thus, one of the main reasons track is offered is to build an appreciation of this sport. 75

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N. Crackle does all the work while L. Waldamere, .l. Pickford and M. Burke watch. Playday On October 26. .A V. Souza and L. Stubblefield engaged in o rousing game of badminton. V FIRST SPORTS BLOCK Our first G.A.A. sports block consisted of Volleyball, badminton, and golf. The manager of badminton, Linda Agee, reported that approximately 75 girls signed up for the sport. As soon as the season got rolling, tournaments were arranged. Barbara Scott, manager of Volleyball, reported a very success- ful season. Arlene Stanfield, manager of golf, indicated that it was well worth the time spent.

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BELOW: Jo MacGowen in co-ed bowling ARCHERY AND HOCKEY For all enthusiastic Robin Hoods, archery was offered this year, not only in G.A.A. but also as a co-educational sport. This idea hit the bulI's eyes for many interested students. Something new was added, also as hockey took its place among the sports offered in Physical Education classes and G.A.A. This sport was played and enjoyed by many girls. 76 ABOVE: GirI's lining up and taking aim in archery Many girls enjoyed archery during the 2nd sports block. ...A 4 an