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

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C. Basketball: FRONT ROW: F. Giovanetti, D. Downs, D.' Gore ROW TWO: R, Caporusso, T, Skjelstad, L, Silva Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro I TED FRESE Coach C.V.'s C and D basketball teams, coached by Mr. Ted Frese, gave players much needed experience for future varsity competition. The C's finished second with a record of six wins and one loss, good for second place, and the D's finished eighth in the H.A.A.L. C's and D's Show Enthusiasm C Scores Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley 23 Canyon 56 Marina 41 San Lorenzo 54 Mt. Eden -Tennyson Qforfeitj 30 Sunset 33 Arroyo 33 Hayward GCD Scores Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley 15 Canyon 18 Marina 9 San Lorenzo 28 Mt. Eden 15 Tennyson 19 Sunset 24 Arroyo 24 Hayward D. Basketball: FRONT ROW: 'R. Delbarlo, D. Lindstrom, W. Davis ROW TWO: S. Telles, J. Vander Meer, C. Schwartz l47

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G ary Bengard jumps high in the league opener. Coach Oscar Sakamoto contemplates game strategy. One of the smallest teams in the H. A. A. L. , Castro Valley's Frosh-Soph basket- ball team finished in a second- place tie with Tennyson. Coached by Mr. Oscar Sakamoto, the Spartanbabes compiled a record of 11 Wins and 5 losses in league com- petition and an eleven-and- seven record over-all. Out- standing players on the team were Freshman Gary Bengard, who led the team in rebounding, and Sophomore guard Larry Silva, the team's leading scorer with an average of 15.2 points per game. F rosh-Soph Scores C.V. 31 Mission San C.V. 29 Pacific League Gamesg First Ro C.V. 41 Mt. Eden C.V. 51 Marina C.V. 54 Canyon C.V. 30 Tennyson C.V. 42 Arroyo C.V. 64 San Lorenzo C.V. 48 Hayward C.V. 34 Sunset Second Round C.V. 35 Mt. Eden C.V. 52 Marina C.V. 50 Canyon C.V. 32 Tennyson C.V. 66 Arroyo C.V. 62 San Lorenzo C.V. 62 Hayward C.V. 38 Sunset partanbabes Tie or Second Place 1. Jose und Frosh-Soph Basketball FRONT ROW: F. Giovanetti, R. Slater ROW TWO: L. Silva, D. Downs, B. Perry, G. Bengard, Decker, D. Peters, R. Caporusso, S. Quick, G. Orn, M. J. Anderson, B. Dias, T. Skjelstad 146

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148 TIM WEIS STEVE CONNET ROD HEDLUND CLIFF DAVIDSON JIM DUPERROIR 93 105 112 120 127 DENNIS DOBE CK 133 AL WILITS 148 i V . N x J . 1-. , 1 in y in 1 y vi ff W., J ,' 2 , ' 1 6 ' ' 1 I 5' . . ,J BOB HAYWOOD DAVE HARDY GEORGE SHERMAN COHCII M 3-nage 1' By rolling over its seven H,A,A,L, opponents, Castro Va.11ey's varsity wrestling team won its second consecutive championship in the state. Coached by Mr. Robert Haywood, the Varsity and J.V. teams had a combined record of 19 wins and one loss, 15-0 in league competition. Leading the varsity were Neil Rasmussen who pinned six straight opponents and Jim Duperroir who pinned four. By taking first in the league they advanced to the North Coast Section where the Spartan grapplers won for the second year in a row. From there six Spartan wrestlers went on to the North Coast Invitational Tournament in Modesto where George Sherman C138 poundsjvtook third in his class and Neil Rasmussen and Mike Todd eachkutooft fourth. By combining long hours of practice with the individual strength and skill of team members, wrestlers of Q,V,'s varsity and J,V+. teams gave this school a record of wins second to none in thesBay Are 11 ,,,,gx . X 4 'X X RA V A A 'AX-.xx LJ ' xy 3.32 1 , X K , my tw N, , x 'Ik 1 X' , it x X1 'H 1 lil ,xp-X' X X y X 1 , W, MIM A .A .N X ,W N, X R C X---' ui M V N' . if , if .NK J 138 TIM TODD 154 MIKE GARCIA NEIL RASMUSSEN MIKE TODD HARVEY BOYD 165 175 191 ' ' Unlimited