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

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FIIIE IIIITS Our Fine Arts area has given all Spartans a chance to use their initiative and creativity, whether it be in art, drama or music. Through plays, concerts and other programs, it has det- initely been a very complete and enjoyable year. ln our treasure chest of memories we are bringing to you memorable details of productions such as Night Must Fall, the Pop Concert, the Christmas program, the Rafael Mendez Concert, and I Remem- ber Mama. Many behind-the-scene activities are shown--stu- dents making posters and decorating, others rehearsing and practicing. Glimpses into various classrooms are also featured-Span tans in arts and crafts or color and design classes-teachers and students enjoying the time spent participating in Fine Arts. May the enjoyment obtained in our Fine Arts Area this past year reflect its glow in the pages to follow.

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HONOR CONCERT Members of the band are as follows: B. Adelson, M. Albert, L. Alexander, C. Andersen, D. Beaton, J. Bebeau, J. Blaha, C. Blau, E. Bradley, R. Bradley, M. Briggs, J. Bowman, R. Bussey M. Carr, B. Crooks, L. Cruze, P. Cumero, M. Cunningham, J. Currey, V. Davis, J. Dickie, J. Emanuele, S. Espeseth, G. Fitzgerald, J. Follett, S. Gateley, J. Gilbert, R. Gustavson, L. Hague, D. Herbert, R. Hood, T. Hunter, B. Johnson, J. Kawaguchi, B. Kelly, D. Korock, Lambert, V. Landreth, V. Landreth, S. Langs. ADVANCED BAND Climbing out of bed in time to make that early eight o'clocl5 class would have stopped many, but not the ambitious members of the Castro Valley High School band. This group of talented students, under the skillful direction of Mr. Eugene Graves have taken an active part in several concerts this year, including the Christmas program, Honor Con- cert, concerts at the two Junior High Schools, and the State Music Festival, May 3. Aside from providing enjoyable music for everyone, however, their ambition was to earn the money for their uniforms. They started the year off with a community picnic followed by a pops concert and other fund-raising events. i Q i The Honor Concert is an an nual affair held at a different school each year, this year at San Lorenzo. All of the students mak- ing up the Honor Concert were picked for their ability in their own particular field, whether it be singing or playing an instrument. This year the concert was said to have been one of the best ever. Two Castro Valley High students, Jean Bow- man far left and Jim Barstad far right, play- ing in the Honor Concert with students of other schools in the district.