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

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PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the first Castro Valley High School graduating class of l958, go our hearty congratulations and best wishesl lt is hoped that you will look back upon your stay at Castro Valley High School with happy memories. This yearbook, with its well chosen theme The Treasure of Memories , will serve to keep alive the memory of your activities as a senior class. It is hoped that all of you have developed the skills, habits and attitudes so necessary to make the adjustment to your new situation whatever it might be. Knowning you as we do, we feel confident that each of you has the ability to attain success in your future endeavors. As a class, and as individuals you have contributed a great deal to the school's development and progress. The entire faculty wishes you good luck in the adventures that lie ahead. May we always be proud to point you out as a graduate of Castro Valley High School! il9.CMQ9:1L0JbQs BOARD OF TRUSTEES An important part of our school administration is the Board of Trustees, five business men who handle the over-'all affairs of the school: finance, construction, and curriculum for the Hayward Union High School District. These men are continously giving of their lives to make our schools better. TOP ROW: Mr. Taylor, Mr. Haley, Mr. Ash. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Phillips, Mr. Warren. Mr. Carl Gelatt, Principal, Mr. David Snider, Vice-Principal, Mr. Robert Friery, Dean of Boys, Mrs. Lee McKillop, Dean of Girls. ADMINISTRATIVE ADVISORS Four people whom we see often around the school, are the Admin- istrative Advisors. ln charge of all student activities is Mr. Thorsted, who arranges for everything from football rallies to double lunch hour dances. Mr. Vollen, student comp- troller, manages the financial' end, while Mr. Lambert, as the head counselor, helps the counselors with programing the students. Mr. Miller serves as President of the Teachers Association. Mr. Thorsted, Mr. Miller, Mr. Vollen,

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,Gif if , he :ii -'-'A i NX, A.,-pf SOCIAL STUDIES Getting used to the high school years ahead of them and learning about prehistorical times are the Castro Valley High freshmen in social studies classes, Also covered in these classes are the confusing and yet important questions of social adjust- ments. lt's in these classes that our freshmen get their feet on the ground. Be it Alexander the Great, Magellan, or Hitler, our sopho- mores have been well informed on the various complexities of World History. European history, the Renaissance, and Medieval history are thoroughly covered. The sophomores also take up Driver Education which is behind-the-wheel training with a Drivers Education teacher instructing, and the rules of the road in class. I FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE COUNSELORS FRONT ROW: Mr. Frese, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Tow Mr. Korstad, Mr. Elliott. BACK ROW: Mr. Forester Mr. Lambert, Mr. Hahn, Mr. Spicknall, Mr. Ander Sell. 1 gy ,f' in If 3 Miss Clancy, Area Chairman Part of the Sophomore social studies is the study of geography