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

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Qfvummf G.A.A. tennis accomplished two things in the late fall block. First, the beginners were instructed on how to play the game, and sec- ond, the more advanced players got a chance to improve their strokes and to get more prac- tice. Tennis was played every Wednesday night after school for a six-week period on the courts which were just constructed during the summer. Carolyn Andersen reaches for a high shot while playing with Barbara Eakle. Claudia Robbins f , Tennis Manager 1. I. 'Q 'Q - :QA '2??'?04:-: RWM fiofhglhgr' if Dig Ugg ' Mfr, O 5 is ' Wu' h ASV,

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TMLQW3 This sport in G.A.A. is an extra-curricular activity to teach the girls various tumbling techniques and to develop balance. The in- structors and tumblers met in the gymnasium once a week after school for an hour. The tech- niques learned aided them in the activities when they later used the trampoline. Joan Tademy Volleyball Manager Sue Shanor demonstrates the seat drop on the trampoline, Bobbie Taylor Tumbling Manager

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Sandra Bastien Badm y 1 f xXx X 5 'xt I-xv ,O .1 ,D ,0QS'xgKx ' 'K K X O xr.-: wr.-is-X X xntgexlxatx s gttgitgtgg, x, K 1 ' x y x y?:xg ::xxyKxv tlttgtYXg1 ' 19' Uv Qtbt klcmilw E' The seventh block in GAA. was badmin- ton. It was played in the gymnasium after school for six weeks. Miss Squires gave the girls instruction. The girls alternately played singles and doubles. The block was ended by playing a series of tournaments. A quick shot of our pool and swimmers. Carol Bruinurd sends the birdie over the net 5 Ji z T jf Mmeffi' 9'v ff as ,'v V . 5 J T , ' ' 9 I ty, 4 G 9' KO f . xl 0' UI