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

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sftlgx I FRONT ROW: P. Sengstack, P. Clinton, R. Silva, E. Vanek ROW TWO: A. Gregoris, N, Sprague, P. Chastain, K. Turra,J. Boring, ISABEL MARC J. Phillips, ROW THREE: L, Jorde, S. Shipton, T. Ransdell, P. Coughlin, M. Ekorn. Hoping to bring better understanding of foreign lands, and cultures was the main idea of the American Field Service. Mainly responsible for bringing a foreign student to C.V. and sending one of our own over- seas, A,F.S. spent a great deal of time trying to raise money for these activities. The club's major goal of theyear was to schedule a springtime visit by Senator Robert F. Kennedy. This year A.F.S. a- dopted an orphanage in Brazil which it supported with funds collected by members during the annual Halloween Trick-or- Treat Drive , a December gym-clothes wash, and November doughnut sale. In its first year, the Spanish Club was the most active club at Castro Valley. Advised by Mr. Anderson, the club planned Project Mexico, which will send a Spanish language student to the University of Vera Cruz in Jalapa, Mexico, next year. In order to raise funds for this undertaking, the Spanish Club staged a hootenanny here at C.V. in March, at which Vip Barry, TV and recording artist, appeared with his combo, Another activity of this enthusiastic club was a field trip to historical Sonoma and the Valley of the Moon. Foreign Exchange Student A.F.. . Expands Pro ram ff? b xpgy , H. , ' A visit with Ruth Appleby, exchange student from Australia, is planned by Pam Clinton, Bormie Bohntinsky and Nancy Sprague. .X- N Pam Logan, Margo Atkinson, and Pat Correia make posters for the hootenanny held in March. punish Club Formed FRONT ROW: Mr. Daryl Anderson, C. Davidson, C. Chun, Carlo, M. Atkinson, P. Correia, W. Clinton, L. Harrison, K. Reeves, S. Duke, C. Black,J. Bailey, C. Bueno, D. Tebbe, M, Hopkins, J. Sprague, S. Rudy, D. Quick, K. Cena, R. L. Bardellini, G. Johnson, D, Brooke. ROW TWO: K, Del Masters, G. Shepard. 187

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Spring C.S.F. FRONT ROW: M. Welch, S. Shipton, C. Williams, D. Murray, A. Chavez, N. Huff, ROW Fall C.S.F. FRONT ROW: M. Robinson, L. Elson, S. Hancock, S. Abbors, R. Sprenkel, N. Badler, R. Sowers, G. Beckerleg, R. Wendland, S. Peek, D. Fitzmaurice, P. Smith, B. Kellogg, L. Bisauta, D. Rome, ROW TWO: R. Kohl, S. Elson, C. Chun, L. Dykes, K. Harano, D. Edwards, T. Tiffany, J. Johnson, W. Brown, L. Tonini, C. White, K. Turra, P. Vierra, B. Rice, T. Beck, P. Hermann. ROW THREE: J. Sprague, C. Anderson, E. Vanek, L. Jorde, D. Huntsman, M. Metz, S. Thomas, J. Coates,P. Sengstack, S. Logan, P. Gillett, R. Haynes, P. Clinton, J. Harbin, J Erjavec, J. Crosby, C. Black, E. Gilmer. ROW FOUR: G Johnson, N. Sprague, S. Frybarger, J. Boring, C. Blau, T Jorde, I. Chavez, R. Baxter, J. Phillips, P. Correia, C Bueno, J. Melle, P. Cooper, ROW FIVE: R. Dunstan, D Bozick, M. Dixon, C. Davidson, P. Hanson, W. Moore, A Palmberg, K. Avila, B. Busch, S. Leckie, M. Ekorn,S Shipton, T. Ransdell, J . Herring. Students Strive or Scholastic Excellence l With the motto of Scholarship for Service members of the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation formed a hard-working ambitious group. Members who met the vigorous aca- demic requirements la total of ten points, three for an A one for a BQ took part in the groups many school activities. C.S.F.'s activities this year included a debate on Proposi- tion 14 fthe first formal political de- bate C.V.H.S. has hadj, the King Kong dance, fwith a live ape present! and the planning of the annual college TWO: C. Lehtonen, P. LaDue, J. Johnson, T. Ransdell, M. Rutherford, P. Clinton, P. Chastain, J. Harbin, B. Busch, V. Smith, ROW THREE: M. Dixon, L. Spaulding, C. Bueno, K. Harano, C. Kruse, J. Allen, G. Reeves, J. Millman, S. Fisk. 186 night. FRONT ROW: L. Dykes, P, Sengstack, R. Vardy, D. Bernards, N, Stavert, D, Caskey, P. Gillett, R. Silva, E. Vanek, J, Erjavec, L. Tonini, J. Boring, J. Neavill, M, Jensen, J, Dimmock, ROW TWO: C. Florio, S, Leckie, L, Jorde, P. Correia, N, Sprague, D, Cauley, C. Blau, M. Ekorn, J. Slagh, M. Metz, N. Jorde, S, Logan, C, Black, J. Sprague, R. Baxterf R. Johnson, P. Coughlin, R. Wendland, ROW THREE: B, Scott, J. Crosby, P, Hanson, A. Palmberg, T. Tiffany, S. Thomas, J, Hanson, M. Robinson, R, Sprenkel, D, Fong, C. Davies, M, Larsen, B. Kellogg, P, Hermann, B. Hermann, L, Bardellini, S, Abbors, T, Jorde, T, Beck, G. Sherman, N, Badler, J, Valin, L, Esser, J. Gwaltney.

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FRONT ROW: M. Booth, R. Muldrow, J. Busch, S. Leckie, B. Busch, ROW TWO: C. Davidson, N. Nardolillo, B. Conley Band Officers Make Plans Established for the purpose of managing the band's business, Band Council did a fine job. During the year the Council managed the Pancake Breakfast to raise money for new band uniforms and wrote a new action code for band mem- bers. In addition,the Coun- cil staged a Spring Band Concert. Da.nce Band members practice First year teacher Mr. Charnow stresses the diminuendo to the orchestra. their numbers for the next dance. Photo Skills Developed Photo Club, advised by Mr. Rose was establishedthis February as usual, and was made up mainly of photography students. Meeting in the dark room, members learned how to develop, reduce, and en- large pictures. Also, they learned how to use filters in FRONT ROW: S. Sutton, S. Wells, K. Alcorn, J. Rees, Mr. Rose, ROW TWO:C. cameras for different pur- poses and gained knowledge of the various types of de- veloping paper. Davies, J. Coates, G. Reeves, ROW THREE:L. Bellinger, L. Bardellini, J. Clayworth Chic O'Brien and Rich Wendland 1 as are elated as they see that one of the many pictures they de- veloped turns out.