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

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-in. 'Inf Q f 2 7' fr 14' VN if . , n gs m! 94 5 sl ll asf' Q 4 gfggil li lrt1lflT .Q . av -,'V .. Pat Perry Head Song Girl S wil? Gow EMLJJLOJLQTW The basketball team was led in school spirit by the Spring Song Girls and Cheer Leaders. The peppy Cheerleaders were led by Judy Clapham and the exuberant Song Girls were again led by Pat Perry. They were chosen on the basis of appearance, and how well the song or yell was presented. They attended almost every game and practice was held before most of the games. X 1 .'1' Judy Clapham Head Cheer Leader 9 I TOP TO BOTTOM: D. Neville, TOP TO BOTTOM: A. King, C S. Lewis, T. Tademy, J. Puccio, Livingston, J. Mills, L. Agee, K A. Sulprizio, D. Peterson. Super, M. Walters, S. Bailes J. Perry.

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411 Arleen King Head Cheer Leader ,. -3' 5.433 -nl we f'. rg . Q . . CJ. W, , , 4, 1 Q :RQUOOM Mal Q GST am CHEER LEADERS AND SONG GIRLS Arleen King, and the other varsity cheer leaders worked hard to keep spirit high at all the football games. Last fall our spirited song girls in green and white were led by Pat Perry. Pat and the other girls did peppy songs and routines at our football games. Pat Perry Head Song Girl ex X ,KM ,, M TOP TO BOTTOM: Donna Mc- TOP TO BOTTOM: Jim Malcolm, CUll0U9l1, NUHCY FflSbie. Jeffl l-009, Dalene Neville, Carol Livingston, Bev Lugue, Bonnie Taylor, Jackie Joe Puccio, Judy Clapham, Marilou Mills, Lorri Laughter, Judy Perry. Hanley. , '23 'E Ia K or fi Y ... A-W -W--r' A...--.1 l

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Phil- lips M Maretta, J. Cohn, M. Brachman, S. Stavert, D. Sesar, B. Doyle C Brainerd, S. Lewis. SEC- OND ROW: S. Fisher, J. Hokenson, J Turner R. Ransdell, J. Fawns, B Soldat R. Nichols, B. Leach, J. Butler B Cummero. POLITICAL AND JUDICIAL The Political and Judicial Club is made up of students who are interested in law in any wa . yThey have debated on such things as solv- ereign policy in the Far East, segregation, Proposition I8, and state elections. The club also took a trip to the Supreme Court to see a homicide trial. They also planned to visit the California State Legislature. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Mantell, M. Garrow, D. Darling- ton, G. Mole, J. Morris, L. Ry- der. SECOND ROW: A. Camisa, J. Poley, L. Johnson, C. Woods, K. Swanson, B. Foley, B. Leit- khu, J. Spotts, J. Pracher. WJWJ GJ 'PMJOQQM PHOTO CLUB The photo club is for those students who are interested in photography. The club teaches students how to print pic- tures and they take pics of the students at the Junior Prom to make enough money to go to San Francisco, Santa Cruz, and to the snow to take photographs. RADIO CLUB The Radio CIub's main purpose is to pro- mote amature radio. Several of the members have their own call and plans are being made to have a school station code. One of the projects was installing a sound sys- tem in the cafetorium, With their earnings they build a transmitter. FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: B. Mclntosh, J. Johanson, D. Finnie, D. Mayer, D. Gordon, J. Moore, G. Fulkerson, R. Brooks. SECOND ROW: G. Lamendola, E. Klem, J. Gilbert, J. Pracher, K. Oven, C. Hams, J. Butler, D. Goodson.