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

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Nurse Libby fAlice Philpottl offering sympathy to the elderly invalid lLinda Jorgensenl. tense moment is shown here in the faces of Carroll Briggs 1d Linda Jorgensen. NIGHT MUST FALL BY EMLYN WILLIAMS On November 7 and 8 Castro Valley High School presented their first play of the year Night Must Fall -mysterious, exciting and suspenseful Linda Jorgensen played the part of a hyprochondriac, very mean and old with a very displeasing personality. Pat Henningsen, playing the part of a country girl and very stupified, added a touch of comedy to the play. Carroll Briggs, a pychopathic killer in the play, thrilled the audience with his sensitive por- trayal. Also in the cast were Dawn Slater, Steve Baker, Olivia Mocker, Alice Philpott, Mike Al- bert, Rich Nelson and Dick Dean. Mike Albert, Olivia Mocker, Pat Henningsen and Linda Jorgensen are all eyes as the leading charoctor lCarroll Briggsl enters. it 1 I Q' Mr. Elser, I' V K Production Director .. JN M'7-QT I ,qi Mr. Wendland, ff? ri' 5 Technical Director 3 . 'K A t fe

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' . LVL1. .. .. A fy, f A ..., 5-, VKKVI ,,,f ggi' 9' Y , . o o ri, f J J , if 2 i D 5 s J Qi' FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Zinck, J. Witt, S. Mallon, D. Darlington, M. Voorhees, Y. King, R. Swing, R. Lill, S. Baker, D. Brauer, S. Gonsalves, D. Larson, A. DeCoite. SECOND ROW: G, Lilly, B. Sones, M. Felsch, N. Collins, B. Doyle, J. Long, J. Gossett, G. Travis, S. Hambley, L. Shoemaker, M. Nagle, B. Chelciu, D. Kilner, J. Taitson. THIRD ROW: L. Steinhauser, D. Duperrior, L. Maehler, C. Thornley, C. Guzman, J. Snead, J. Aro, J. Sutherland, J. Vasko, M. Hanley, S. Ockerman, B. Hoover, J. Barrett, S. Deming, P. Chambes. FOURTH ROW: L. Byington, C. Smaniotto, C. Wallen, J. Jensen, J. Mintkenbaugh, R. Davis, C. Billings, B. Hale, J. Sweet, T. Wicks, R. Thompson, B. Narducci, D. Sessions, S. Bastiaen, S. Smith, M. Fig- ueroa, MIXED CHOIR The Mixed Choir is a class, meeting daily, made up of boys and girls from the beginning sing- ing groups. The main purpose ofthe class is to train the students in such things as four part harmony. After many long, hard hours of work, they get a chance to tryout for the A Cappella Choir. B. Horrigon, M. Freeman, D. Stillman. THIRD ROW: B. Hoover, D. Stanley, K. Beggs, S. Griffiths, R. Kristiansen, N. Foltz, J. Vasko, D. McClellan J. Barstad, M. Litwin, B. Cumero, S. Nicholson, M. Hanley, P. Hartsock, S. Gilbert, P. Smith, S. Hussey, J. Taitson, S. Barrett. FOURTH ROW: J Shuger, G. McLain, C. Brainard, V. Robinson, J. Lang, K. Crawford, B. Hale, G. Tomsic, S. Goodell, R. Wolf, T. Wicks, T. Gustafson, P. Meagher S. Moore, J. Douglas, G. Jung, B. Rosenkrans, and S. Ockerman. gy

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WE WILL ALL REMEMBER I REMEMBER MAMA Bringing refreshing, delightful enjoyment to a large audience, the Fine Arts Area pre- sented a heart warming comedy about a Nor- wegian family living in old San Francisco. Outstanding as leading characters were Olivia Mocker as Mama, Penny Lovelock as Katrin, Mike Albert as Uncle Chris, as well as Carroll Briggs, Linda Jorgensen, Jane Stone, and Steve Baker in supporting roles. They gave a performance well worth remembering. Awe? ,. D. Campbell CChristinel, M. Albert lUncIe Chrisl, G. Mattson tDag- mari, P. Lovelock tKatrinJ, C. Briggs tPapaJ, O. Mocker CMamal and D. McClellan CNelsJ. Cast members listen intently as L. Evans tMr. Hydej reads to them as they rehearsed a scene. Who, me scared?! lS. Bakerj