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

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Z-. FALL BOYS LEAGUE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: T. Beck, D. Pierce, N. Nardolillo, J. Perenon, S. Peek, D. Dean, M. Eisenberg, L, Downs, D. McKenzie. ROW TWO: D. Townsend, J. O'Leary, B. Spayde, D. Dexheimer, B. Cunningham, S. Walde, D. Jower, R. Pardini, B. Conley, D. Reim, P. Mielke, T. Martin, R. Bell. ROW THREE: N. Woodhouse, M. Todd, N. Rasmussen, M. BeVier, Boys P,-.- H. Reed, R. Bawden, D. Catanho, D. Holtorf, R. Blevins, C. Leister, J. Ockerman, B. Lesher. ROW FOUR: G. Chapman, S. Workman, T. Vogel, D. Turcotte, M. Hite, R. Wallace, J, Rottmar, A. Glasser, S. I-lumann, J. Dexheimer, P. Weston, B. Kraus. League Council Established in the original student charter for T T T the purpose of promoting character, high ideals, and i E3.ffii ' 1-.vigil 'kfziiw ' ' fl ,sf g. h :xii M cg gas' . w ,sv if Q T ' 5 'tx I , 1' school service and responsibility among the boys at Castro Valley, Boys League continued for another year to do exactly that. Under the able leadership of presidents Jim Clayworth,.in the fall, and Del Pierce, in the spring, they worked long and hard on the pro- motion of the annual Christmas Basket Drive and presentation of their school dance, the Backward Formal in co-operation with the Girls League. Meet- ing every two weeks during the year, other credits to the group included the Freshman Welcome As- sembly and a review of their provisions for new possibilities in projects. By informing more of the students through the use of the marquee and en- DEL PIERCE President Fall and Spring SPRING BOYS LEAGUE COUNCIL couraging all boys to participate in the activities, Boys League did its job to the fullest. FRONT ROW: J. Palmer, S. Walde, J. Evans, D. Jower, J. Ockerman, B. Cunningham. ROW TWO: B. Kilbourne, D. Pierce, R. Wallace, B. Spayde,ROW THREE: N. Nardolillo, N. Woodhouse, S. Workman.

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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

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Webster, S. DeNoble, C. Fletcher, J 200 CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: J. Hodge, V. Pritchett, S. Wanklin, V Neville, F. Morjig, M. Long, S. Elliker. ROW TWO. J. Bailey, C. La Quaglia, C. Sisler, M. Downs, K Jacobson, C. Gross, J. Gulebian, D. St. Denis, T Heath, C. Wright, P. Bone, S. Schantin, D. Guerrero D. Drury. Row THREE.. G. Willerton, k. steinbuchf M. Rulon, S. Friery, S. Fassler, C. Goodson, B. Belden, P. Stiger, D. Riddle, S. Cunningham, L. Cox, M. Camper, L. Vardy, L. Maycroft, M, Bowen, J. Murray, J. Feneck. ROW FOUR: C. Freeman, S. Garofalo, N. Main, L. Logan, V. Remer, P. Cartwright, C. Williamson, C. Berge, D. Caskey, M. Walker, R. Vardy, K. Frederickson, P. Correia, S. Frank, B. Pep Club Promotes Meeting together each week to learn different song and cheer routines from the varsity song girls and cheerleaders, the members of Pep Club, make up the largest most enthusiastic organization in school. With each girl working on her own to im- prove her style and learn the different routines, they all unite together when game time comes along and turn their spirit and enthusiasm in the direction of support for the teams--the purpose for which Pep Club exists. Although all cannot be varsity cheer- leaders or song girls, each does have the chance to learn the routines and become familiar with them so that the rooting section develops into the mighty support it should be--full of school spirit and pride for its athletes. Other activites of this year's group also included presenting the Spartan Sweetheart Dance in co-operation with Block C.V,, decorating and serving at the Winter Sports Awards Presentation, taking care of basketball tryouts in the fall, and football tryouts in the spring, and organi- zing the all new card section at basketball games. SONG GIRLS FRONT ROW: C. Smith, V. Mattos, R. Lipa D. Robertson, J. Bibeau, C. Davis,P Reschert, P. Sengstack, J, Torres ROW TWO: C. Ryan, J. Rudolph, D. Riddle S. Degler, L. Maycroft, J. Boring, D. Gulebian, J. Webster, B. Lundstrom S. McKean, M. Bowen, J. Murray, S. Kelly ROW THREE: D. Mclntyre, A. Navarro, J Taves, K. Clark, P. Bone, C. Wright, C