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

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Treasury of memories There's something about the emptiness of the halls and the quietness of each room that makes you suddenly wonder where this school year of '57-'58 has gone. Perhaps it hasn't gone-just faded away-tempo- rarily, to appear again in our memories throughout our lifetime. The days and days of studies, friendships, anti- cipation and excitement over a football game, an im- portant concert, a Junior Prom . . . they're all there, waiting to be remembered and enjoyed once more. Looking back on the school year brings special mem- ories to each of us. Happy times, when our cup runneth over with laughter and fun and friends. Serious mo- ments when suddenly we realized that we were growing up. Thoughts of the future and what we were going to do with it. Discouraging times when we tried our best but things just didn't work out right. Exciting events like the football game with Hayward. And even sad times, like that when we lost a classmate, a friend, so shortly after Christmas. How many of us remember standing on those wet muddy bleachers at San Leandro that day when Castro Valley's team first met defeat. And that Valentine's night when a gym full of students and parents laughed so hard as certain teachers and Senior boys displayed crazy antics on live donkeys? Remember? The mind is a wonderful machine. Just the mention- ing of an incident, or one picture can bring back in a flash the memory of that moment. This volume of the Laconian is meant to do just that-to refresh your mind with the memories of this year at Castro Valley High. May it serve as your key to your treasure chest. May you spend as many happy hours in enjoying this book as you had living the events that fill these pages. Sturdy pillars mark the entrance of our ' school.

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