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

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Students Learn About Government 206 SUZI FRANK Girls' State Representative Retwrningas the elected councilwoman and outstanding citizen of the mythical city of Harte, SuziF1fankwill never forget her experience as the C.V. representative to Girls' State. on the David Campus of the University of Held in June, California, five hundred forty-three girls organized them- selves into various branches of government. Through actual participation, Suzi returned with a greater understanding and appreciation of the legislative process and its importance in a free society. Pictured at the right, SuziF1fank is being sworn in as Coun- cilwoman of Harte with others also elected from their mythical cities. La1f1fyDowns conducts the executive council meeting, putting into effect somelof the ideas he obtained from the Convention. Almosteighthumivedboys, including C.V.'s own Repre- sentative,La1f1fy Downs, gathered in June at the California Fair Grounds in Sacramento for the annual Boys' State Con- vention. In order to broaden their appreciation and under- standing of a democratic form'of government, the boys formed mock governments and enacted legislation for each city, county, and state they established. Lawfy spent one day at the State Capital where the elected officers took their places in the actual Senate, Assembly, Supreme Court, and Governor's Office. LARR Y DO WNS Boys' State Representative

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CAROLYN SMITH Always there to cheer on the team through victory as well as defeat were our Basketball Cheer- leaders and Song Girls. After work- ing for hours, learning different routines, and going through the ordeal of appearing before judges, each girl could now fulfill her dreams -- to lead C.V. Spartans through cheers and songs for their team. Requirements for tryouts are attendance at all Pep Club meetings, a 2.5 grade average and sophomore standing. Once attaining their posi- tions the girls then begin to create new routines and to teach them to prospective cheerleaders and song girls. Other activities besides attending all games are meeting with other schools and performing in skits and routines at school as- semblies. By continually creating spirit through rallies and pep talks, this year's group, along with our good team, brought record crowds to the basketball games. . '2 rlluk, 2 I, 3 , if 'Hi H fy L ,if 3 as t 1 lf ' Ji we 5 gait n 5 . , -ig e Q N 'T.Tfi1, 1v1gjgig V ' T Y E A n 2 'E' at ft' +5 si? 3, 55 'Q Q qs gt gag , ta i K, il t .7 .L,,,V.v.Q,., , . , .. ax li , gl : ,X ,V V ,,', ,,.,. , ,. Vi ' , IE? . :gimp .' ,bp .V 5, ffl , t ,a issi t 1 , , . .a kia, f' lift ' ,gn ,iz , it , .xiii ,H ,. :1-f1 , ., git 4 ls 4' gigs 5 R . at 4 li W 4. C gi ' ' -QV 3 2 fmt. ,, Q2 ' ' sf'-Xia: 5 ? 'U ta, , ,.- - an ' fafiidfi- If f 4' l - A at -wi f Ls , 531 4 4 sa.i itt' 1 p 'gi -W 'fi ap f tsp. -wzr xgfi V .fy , I ,iii ,ij l., ttgl g ,,,,, 1 , 'fix 1 i 1gpg'ggi?5' 'vis fd ,431-l m ' I V , -sw. up at A g, H ,M , , , st - , .azz v ' 'I1,,str-g:ag:l,'e,iffset1e ..,, y ,. ,t l f .. ,ffvfvwft,tsggfrfffu , yu, ag e f, .W - f . f f? , ' a..gE,:f,,a5 .- mrs ,ff fb. , gn as flaws A it N , -, . , T f if .F . i t my fn 'V I g , A . I H f,'. ., Y, . .,. ,. ' f JANICE BIBEAU , ' kgs' CONNIE DAVIS Head Song Girl Wendy Brown, Karen Marcella, Carolyn Smith, Connie Davis, Janice Bibeau, Pal-lla Sengstack, Joyce Torres. JOYCE TORRES KAREN MARTELLA PAULA SENGSTACK WENDY BROWN 205

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Q 1, .v XE All Jeff Perenon, Mike Vanderbyl, Tom Beck, andR ich Peterson conduct the Block C.V. meeting. Through ability and healthy determination for achieving athletic excellence, the members of Block C.V. represent the boys of Castro Valley in the best possible Way. The members achieve the goal required for their admission to this organization by accumulating a certain number of points through competition in the varsity sports at Castro Valley. Once they have received their Blocks, however, they still must maintain certain standards of conduct in order to maintain their membership in this honor society. Besides sharing their common interest in sports, the boys also work together to keep order at football games and assemblies and are responsible for the boys rooting sections at football and basketball games. D. Brooke, R. Cooper, J. Hillman, D. Marks, T. Vogel, UUZ '- ru-gcqfup S. Q O 73 G gmgwmi? .mkegim Bromofd ?'1QgT3 wU'F , ,... EF. .TCO :m:E'-l ' Q' 'izim YJTQFEGQ Om:J',Q,.Tf.91 -gg55'25 I-S S Q, . . Qpefppc f5g1?,?e :f snxo Ucmffnz,-:- w H' 'atgma 2.336513 Q EH ,..mO,i gU :,. m . QQ Q39 UJSPQQQQ ' E1 QUE. I-SZ. Em ms' FDFD' aiiaah o om co Pgenee pmmylsv Rich Hirshrnan, Fred Bancalari, Jerry Gayfl , Girio , . Masseli,Roy Pardini, and Harry Engstrom listen in- tently at the Block C.V. meeting. Block C.V. JEFF PEREN ON 5' Block CV President FRONT ROW: T. Bird, R. Quintanal, T. Beck, R. Searles, M. Hite, J. Dexheimer. ROW THREE: R. Bell, G. Maselli, . Souza, R. Pardini, J. Rottmar, R. Blevins, T. Davis, Humann, C. Leister, S. Walde, D. Catanho, B. Cunningham, . Kraus. ROW FOUR: J. Perenon, R. Mahannah, A. Glasser, . Lesher, T. Sawyer, F. Bancalari, T. Lowe, L. Gouveia, Holtorf, B. Kellogg, J. O'Leary, M. Vanderhyl, S. Briggs, T. Martin. 4' 1 fi 'J 5 1 207