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

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MRS. URUSHIMA MRS. JONAS MR HAHN MR. KORSTAD MR. HUGHES Waiting for the Senior class meeting to begin are Marti Horton, Elaine Leiva, and Darlene Torres. D rx FRONT ROW: J. Bibeau, C. Bylander, B. I-Iomen,V. Pritchett, C. Davis, M. Long, S. Wanklin, F. Morjig, P. Bone, C. Wright D. Riddle, B. Nielson, C. Goodson, M. Martin, C. Smith ROW TWO: J. Gonsalves, G. Willerton, M. Horton, L. Taylor D. Becklin, J. Jackson, S. Frank, B. Belden, C. Williamson K. Wnuams, V. Duff, C. Barge, L. Hammett. Row THREE! B. Orn, P. Granato, S. Frank, L. Bradely, R. Critchfield, P. Howard, N, Alexander J, Fatkin, B. Altmann S. Beyer, V Remer, P. Cartwright, Neville, R. Robertson, S. Bailey: ROW FOUR: C. Courtney, D. Pierce, L. Gallo, B. Spayde l-l. Haughy, D. McKenzie, D. Briggs, D. Craddock, M. Vanderbyl M. Crackel, D. Dean, N. Woodhouse. 1 103

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President RON ROBE RTSON 102 Under the able leadership of Ron Robertson as President, Jane Fafkm, Vice Presidentg Ca1f0lG00dS0n, Treasurerg Elizabeth Taylor, Secretaryg Sieve Will!-ie, Boys'League Representativeg and Barb Altman, Girls'League Representative, the senior class of '64 went all out to lead Castro Valley as upperclassmen should. The main project of the fall semester, the Sound Off Rally, indicated the trend of the class and their great school spirit, as they took a victorious first place. Starting their work even beforethe school year began, the council spent the summer helping to build the Senior Lawn in cooperation with the Ex- ecutive Council and lower class councils., Stres- sing more senior privileges for their class, they helped future senior classes and Castro Valley tradition as well.'With the presentation of a Junior Prom for the class of '65 the Fall Council members had a great deal of work cut out for them. Their first duty in laying a foun- dation from which the spring council was to continue, involved first and most important the raising of necessary funds. From there they had to develop a prom theme and lay the basic plans. Having successfully completed their duties in the best possible way, the Senior Fall Council could hand over their jobs to the new Spring Council members. They Led the Seniors Vice President JANIE FATKIN f 'fri r' jigs. Qi lf, 1 FV ' Q ' , . In M f,e+, f ,pw a YU' M lttl i Q - ' ff f-wt fer .fr fv.-- eff r. 'I' -. ,W ., ,l-, S sratr at - . ,ggffffti ttrt ' W Girls League BOYS League Representative Representauve BA RB A LTM ANN STEVE WALDE 4 we X , 1 if A t t,it T ' ret I f 1 S? s 1 . f d' C , N . T ' , l '1 A R. '45 Secretary lip: 3553 - LIZ TAYLOR ' fda T , t, -as-is - may .Jff1i'1il?5?.f1. dai? 'Y 4' KS Y Q gf., af 1 'lgtgivt . , et, f , A 905' A 'M xi- i ' 4 M T ' 4 5' s i 1.41374 5 145, v 5, M'-2 ft, a wg'-WE 22. ,F if . 1. , 1 I r - f f - ., uw- A - mg ,w.'91fv:gQ.,,4'. ,9Y1l',4si3 ,t r g A 2, '55 -, 41 eaggizl, E, 1 gi New - at are L we up ff a . me Treasurer CAROL GOODSON ,K 'Nk j9f'5i'SEgi , Fall President Ron Robertson helped the Seniors to win the rally as he played Peter Pan.

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Seniors Cheryl Fletcher, Pat Gant, Sue Kelly, Sharon Strahl, Judy Van Winkle, Sandy Weaver, and Lost Boys Mike Vanderbyl, John Palrner,Arnte Snyder, and Steve DeCoito cheer the class of '64 on to victory. '64 fOr ViCt0I' Senior Cheerleaders SeI1iO1' SOI1g Girls Sue Kerr, Sue Bailey, Steve Frank, and Carol Bernie Homen, Karen Schatz, Karen Martella, Goodson showed the spirit of the Senior Class. a11dSfmdyMcKean lead fhe Victorious Semofs 104 in their class song.