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

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Nwfw FRONT ROW: P. Logan, P. Sengstack, C. Sisler, C. Black, ROW TWO: K. Reeves, W. Clinton, S. Logan, M. Nikkari. ROW THREE: L. Bardellini, P. Hanson, M. Perron. Created as an arm of Executive Council, The Nominations and Elections Committee did much to lighten the jobs of council members. Presided over by chairman Lee Bardellini, Nominations and Elections was responsible for conducting all class and student body elections. The committee determined general qualifications for all candidates, checked their grade point averages, and certified petitions. On voting day itself, the committee printed all ballots, conducted the voting, and counted the votes. Other members of the Nominations and Elections Committee were Susie Sutton, Joyce Boring, Sandy Logan, Pam Logan, Mike Nikkari, Dick Fitzmaurice, John Gwaltney, Mary Ekorn, P aula Loeffler, and Charles Henry O'Brien. Clubs, Committees Coordinate Activities at C. V. fw- Council Secretary Dyann Martin recopies her minutes from the last meeting. The job of co-ordinating all activities and money-making projects of every club at Castro Valley was the job of Club Council. Presided over by Joanne Hodge in the fall and Mike Parodi in the spring, Club Council was made up of one repre- sentative of each club in the school and was created for the purpose of helping the clubs to manage their business affairs and promote unity between the various organizations. As liason betweenthe clubs and Executive Council, Club Council did much to promote co-operation between the organizations and the rest of the student body. Club Council sponsors the election of Spartan Sweetheart. FRONT ROW: L. Dykes, C. Perrich, J. Hodge, P. Sengstack, S. Logan, B. Muldrow, R. Haynes, L. Vick, P. Clinton. ROW TWO: D. LaRiviere, R. Klink, M. Parodi, N. Nardolillo, G. Reeves, J. Brachman. ROW THREE: D. Bozick, R. Perron, L. Bardellini, M. Perron, G. Antone, A. Darnell, L. Charonnat. 179

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Mage W fi ' -- , 5 ' .,,. , v 1 ' 1 f , ,,,. - 'sffig as .kip wi , , ,K X 1 W if-'iw if ' .,g2iT . tr .,, ,... A ,.V.A A A , Sandy and Tom look over one ofthe pamphlets they received at the conference. During the month of June, over 1100 students from 550 high schools gathered near Sacramento for the Boys and Girls State Convention. During the one-week meetings, the delegates formed mock city, county and state governments and for one day took their places in the offices of the Assembly, Senate, Supreme Court, and Governor's Office. Castro Val1ey's representatives were Sandy Logan and Tom Jorde. Sandy, a citizen of the mythical city of Fremont, ran for a county clerk, but was defeated. Tom Jorde ran for Boys State Governor, but lost in a close contest. Tom did, however, serve in the governor's cabinet. Through participating in government, C.V.'s representatives learned more about the legislative procedures that govern our state. TOM JORDE Boys State Representative Tom Jorde Sand Lo an Actively Participate in Government 178 SANDY LOGAN Girls State Representative 09V 1 A 0 m-up 00,4 nun, ,ww-Q., .vwavsh The five hundred fifty-seven Girls State Representatives met at the University of California at Davis Campus. -1 xii' Sandy reviews the day's activities shortly before retiring.

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'fir lI'g2.i.Q p if Q li' Q ' . G, J All E fs T K 'NN 3 . 'iig Ni . 'NX t Q! FRONT ROW: S. Peek, T. Rosenkrans, G. Sherman, M. Kellogg, B. Kraus. ROW THREE: R. Christensen, D. Hardy, Lennon, D. Brooke, T. Beck, M. Bevier, N. Rasmussen, M. Dorward, K. Anderson, T. Hanley, B. Lannon, G. Kerr, D. Fuller, J. Duperroir, ROW TWO: R. Quintanal, N. R. Meadors. ROW FOUR: R. Cooper, D. Marks, M. Todd, Nardolillo, T. Cohn, D. Quick, R. Swart, J. Hillman. B. B. Cadinha, L. Wright, D. Fitzmaurice, R. Drake. Mike Scanlan, Bruce Gilbert, and Russ Swart display varied reactions during a meeting with Ducky Pries of the Kansas City Athletics as aguest speak- er. l I Clovming around on the patio are Block C.V. members Neil Rasmussen, Gary Kerr, and Sports and pirit Boys who attained athletic excellence were eligible for member- ship in Block C.V. Varsity athletes who qualified for this organization took part in all school activities: ushered at all home varsity football and basket- ball games, staged the Fall and Spring Awards Banquets and the November Campus Clean-up. This year Castro Valley was host to the H.A.A.L. basket- ball tournament, which was supervised by Block C.V. The proceeds earned enough money to buy a Whirlpool bath for the athletic department. Mike Scanlan. Bob Kellogg, Tom Beck, and Wenrb' Brown tell Larry Wright how to paint garbage cans during the Campus Clean-Up held in November. 180