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

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Sc,lwoQf Qmfyloii SML Wim Sw A FRONT ROW: K. South, D. Mcllhany, A. Tyrill, S. Stavert, D. Sesar, E. Hopkins, S. Perenon, J. Oder- matt, K. Blau, P.. LaDue, S. Hartman, H. Weber, B. Brauer, S. Fisher, J. McCormick. SECOND ROW R. White, D. Neville, G. Wong, S. Burns, D. Doyle, M. Maretta, K. Hokenson, C. Malott, P. Stewart J. Riek, S. Holfeltz, B. Bales, J. Turner. THIRD ROW: F. Van Natta, S. Nicholson, N. Hood, B. Hoover S. Bastean, J. Gossett, S. Ockerman, S. Woods, L. McDonald, J. Bibeau, L. Jaffe, C. Bird, D. Hallen R. Asbill, J. Kohn, J. Morelli, D. Soegaard, J. Oakes. FOURTH ROW: J. Swenson, D. Barrett, P. Perry J. Mills, A. Johnson, M. Allen, C. Woods, D. Miller, B. Foley, T. Legan, J. Luther, M. Mclntyre, T. Hill G. Tewell, B. Vinson, R. Kohler, T. Boring. C.S.F. ln the fall of l958 the C.S.F., which is short for California Scholarship Federation, was composed of 79 members who were inter- ested in visiting and learning of different col- leges. The officers are elected at the start of each semester and the officers for the fall semester were: Doug Hallen, President, Sue Stavert, Vice-President, Bev Hoover, Record- ing Secretary, Janice Hokenson, Correspond- ing Secretary, and Fred Van Natta, Treasurer. Mrs. Kelly and Mr. Barnhart were the advisors. Among the activities of the C.S.F. was a field trip to Stanford University. A tutoring service was also instituted to help students having difficulties in the Science-Math areas. S 1 I I I I

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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.

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Erspamer, C. Crape, H. Pepperell, A. Phillips, D. Neville, J. Clapham, A. King, C. Livingston, M Hanley, C. Larsen, H. Eviesizor, C. Suggett, M. Evilsizor, L. Miller, B. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Jim Malcolm, J. Hulsey, P Brown, L. Alverez, J. Terry, C. Canty, M. Borges, L. MacDonald, D. Peterson, S. Anderson, K. Thomey, K. Reschert, S. Lewis C. Ziegler, G. Eggman, J. Suggett, D. Richards, M. Bitters, P. Klock, J. Weslowski. THIRD ROW: M. Adams, D. Binger, R. Bowl- ng, D. Garber, A. Sulprizio, T. Tademy, D. Evans, 5. ACCOfl1ero, J. Garrow, K. Duftey, J. Wahl, V. Malcolm, A. Jones, D Craddock, C. Jomes, M. Freeman, Carol Walker, R. White, R. Fuller. FOURTH ROW: S. Smith, C. Householder, V. Peterson, R lohnson, B. Goddard, L. Zane, K. Simonich, S. Brusir, J. Rhiem, S. Elder, J. Hillman, O. Adams, D. Evens, P. Patton, L. Lucky 2. Combs. S. Balfour, M. Walters, K. Suyier. FIFTH ROW: P. Kennedy, S. Thomas, P. Burke, N. Adams, C. Anderson, L. Sand- ers, S. Long, J. Mason, C. McKenzie, J. Lambert, G. Groth, B. Staack, L. Alexander, T. Upchurch, R. Barry, B. Patersen, G. Coll- ier, S. Wolf, P. Duffey, B. Lass, P. Bruno. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Frisbie, J. Long, J. Mills, L. Laughter, P. Perry, J. Perry, B Taylor B Lugue D McCull ough. SECOND ROW: D. Craddock, S. Ferguson, M. Rose, D. Petterson, L. MacDonald, R White C McKenzie J Lam bert, J. Mason, K. Super, M. Walters, S. Balfour, C. Combs, S. Elder. THIRD ROW: L. Goff K Gabriellr J Horwath N Dal Porto, J. Morris, P. Burke, S. Rose, J. Rhode, K. Kosta, R. Boisvert, S. Muench, A. Kaostrup C Aqurlmo C Livingston M. Savelli, S. Wheeler, S, Holfeltz. FOURTH ROW: J. Costello, N. Montanelli, S. Larsen M Voorhees D Killebrew B Buttery, I. Palmer, R. Fuller, C. Sollows, P. Alexander, P. Bruno, B. Bancalari, C. Walker M Freeman J Juzux V Ham 52 mond, V. Malcolm. FIFTH ROW: L. Agee, G. Wheeler, N. Butler, L. Larmuseau, P. Doyld J Gross S Bennette R Glover S. Long, S. Ratcliff, C. Upchurch, C. Blakely, S. Evans, J. Bryan, D. Donahue, C. McCllntlc J Bingham C Brady S Peterson.