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

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as G.A.A. PROVIDES ENTERTAINMENT AT PLAYDAY Castro Valley's Recreational Leaders class provided the entertainment at the October 26 Playday. They presented a ridiculous villain skit. Carol Adelson played the villain, and Sue Stavert narrated. Donna Smith acted the part of a curtain while Sandra Mobley played the pretty young miss. A Castro Valley combo, C. Adelson, G. Sones, B. Johnson, J. Sones, D. Smith, B. Adelson, and M. Carr provided additional entertain- ment. THE COMBO C. Adelson, G. Sones, B. Johnson, J. Sones, D. Smith, B. Adelson, and M. Carr. an ll taln it S , , ll .... ga, C S 3.55.1 5 ,y g B. Cummings and D. Smith enjoying u game of tennis. THE SKIT S. Stavert, D. Smith, S. Mobley, and C. Adelson,

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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

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Never underestimate the power of a woman! N. Van Kier deeply engrossed in girls' billiards. J. McGowen watches as C. Fleming goes down the alley with the ball. BOWLING Those who participated in co-ed bowling enjoyed themselves because of the opportunity to improve their skills while competing with friends. Working in teams gave a chance to meet new friends and to learn teamwork. Because of the number of students participating, the rates were lowered enabling more to take part in the well-liked sport. T. Tademy reaches high for the ball s Qwmwmuu