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

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FALL CLUB COUNCIL FRONT ROW: C. Anderson, R. Klink, J. Brachman, J. Wright, P. Sengstack, S. Peek, T. McCloud. ROW TWO: S, Frank, S. Beyer, L. Downs, R.Vardy,N. Alexander, D. McKenzie. ROW THREE: B. Altmann, D. Jones, C. Berge, V. Duff, ' L. Gallo, B. Wallace. Fall Club Council President Steve Peek, ' lans the agenda for a meeting. Club Council P STEVE PEEK Fall President Finally as an officially established organization, Club Council en- thusiastically took on its duties of co-ordinating the many activities and 'money-making: projects of the clubs of Castro Valley High. Made up a representative from each club in the school, the purpose of the Council is to help unite the members of the various school organizations and help them in carrying out their activities and business affairs, Under chairmen Steve Peek, in the fall, and Ruby Vdwfdy, in the spring, they did exactly that. As spokesmen for the clubs, to the Executive Council, they alleviate some of the work involved in a smoothly run organization. The addition of this council to the school has done away with a lot of confusion with mixed up schedules and makes possible much better relations among the different clubs. SPRING CLUB COUNCIL FRONT ROW.- N. Main, E. Wells, J. Wright, F. Morjig, P. Sengstack, R. Vardy S. Frank. ROW TWO: R. Wendland, N, Woodhouse, B. Spayde, M. Vanderbyl, S. Peek, J. Brachman, J. Smith. ROW THREE! J, Voellmeke, B. Kilbourne, R. Wallace, R. Klink, D. Dean. 1 RUBY VARDY Spring President 197

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195 FALL CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION FRONT ROW: J. Evans, B. Strunk, L. Elson, K. Harano C. Davidson, S. Peek, T. Jorde, D. Bozick, S. Abbors,D: Stuard, T. McCloud, L. Jackson. ROW TWO: S. Frank, V Otto, J. Erjavec, T. Tiffany, S. Radcliffe, E. Rhien,P Chastain, P. Correia, S. Shipton, B. Belden, P. Sengstack W. Brown, J. Phillips, C. Sisler, J. Boring. ROW THREE. R. Cooper, C. Straw, P. Hanson, P. Gillett, D. Caskey, S Logan, R. Baxter, J. Coates, J. Sprague, E. McKenty,J SUZI FRANK NED WOODHOUSE Fall President Spring President ci-pvc Blessing, P. Smith, J. Reed, J. Simpson, C. Manas . Clinton. ROW FOUR: T. Ransdell, C. Black, R. Sprenkel, Palmberg, J. Riedel, G. Thomas, M. Ekorn, R. Haynes . Rowe, V. Stadelman, K. Allen, E. Gilmer, K. Turra . Cowart, J. Johnson. ROW FIVE: B. Cunningham, W. Ostler, S. Hancock, P. Hermann, B. Rice, J. Bussey, W. Gateley, L. Downs, R. Wendland, N. Woodhouse, J. Ockerman, D. Galovich, J. Trumm. California Scholarship Federation With the motto of Scholarship for Service the members of C.S.F. fCalifornia Scholarship Federationp form a hard-working, ambitious organization. As each member meets the strict California grade point requirements Qa total of ten points, three for an A and one for a B3 they discover together their needs for future college years and the advantages and opportunities gained by a further education. During meetings they review different colleges and often have guest speakers. Activities with which they are involved throughout the yea-r, include college and career nights, raising money for CSF scholarship awards, and ushering at special performances at school, such as plays and musical presentations. Specific activities of this year's group included a field trip to Stanford and helping out in the presentation of the Shakespearean Festival. SPRING CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION FRONT ROW: L. Larsen, J. Abreu, S. Logan, P, Sengstack, D. Torres, M. Polz, V. Otto. ROW TWO: E. Pryer, B. Belden, J. Blessing, J. Sprague, P. Smith, J. Jackson, C. Sisler, J,. Johnson. ROW THREE: J. Boring, J. Gonsalves, K. Martella, B. Spayde, W. Brown, R. Cooper, I, Chavez, J. Coates, R. Haynes, G, Thomas. ROW FOUR: L. Blatchford, D. Riddle, S. Agguire, A. Black, J. Cowart, J. Ratcliffe, V. Arzino, J. Harbin, R. Baxter. ROW FIVE: A. Van Sickle, M. Reimah, B. Ostler, S. Hammill, G. Johnson, R. Wendland, S. Abhors, J. Ockerman, S. Frank, T. McGowen, E. Rhein.

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198 5 FALL GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: E. Pryer, J. Korematsu, C. Spaulding, V. L. Prindle, N. Alexander, C. Berge, B. Altmann, V. Duff Arzino, L. Spaulding. ROW TWO: B. O1'n,L. Bradley,S. Juzix, M, Olsen. L. Gallo, V. Otto, D. Huntsman. ROW THREE: R. Critchfield, Girls League Council Composed of all girls in Castro Valley l-ligh, Girls' League led by an elected council, had many projects to keep them busy throughout this past year. Starting right off in the fall semester, their first job was to present the Big Sister Tea. As a traditional event, provided for the benefit of incoming freshman girls, seniors act as big sisters for an afternoon. With seniors assigned to their own freshmen, they answer any questions that the girls might have, personal or otherwise, and help them to feel more confident about entering high school, while also trying to interest them in the various activites including Girls League. Their next project and big success was the presentation of the Backward Formal. In December they were in charge of another annual event, the Christmas Basket Drive. lnto the new year and more projects, the council also presented the Spring Fashion Show in May and the Senior Tea at the close of the school year. SPRING GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: C. Berge, S. Wells, E. Wells, C. Spaulding, V. Duff, Gallo, V. Otto,'C. McCollum, D. Riddle. LYNNE BRADLEY BEV LOPEZ Fall President Spring President B. Lopez, F. Morjig. ROW TWO:L, Bradley, L. Spaulding, L