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

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Carol Lewis Basketball Manager Louise Loeffert and Carol Brainard get ready for a high shot in badminton. gd TEEING orr Although there wern't any pictures taken of golt,.due to their playing on out-of-Castro Valley bounds, the girls enjoyed it very much. After 55 girls participated, with Miss Vaz in- structing. The girls played on the golf courses in Hayward, Alameda, and Berkeley. Linda Agee Sailing Manager l l l 69

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Basketball Manager KlgK THAT BALL! . A few bruised shins and a three-point goal resulted in this game Speedaway is an older sport but remains a very popular one. Girls in this sport learned B k b H I d b H h I the rules, methods of play, and object of the as el a was p aye y.a l e C asses game, After a little practice with trial games, ggorgrhlggiizgihglsg EagtgtillvllOxglhizmjogglrid ll became one of the popular Sports' peted with girls in some of the P E classes Will she make that basket? 68 AW Sm A Pictured at the right is the G.A.A. group that attended the Early Fall block to cele- brate their accomplishments for the ending block.

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A typical day at the Midway Bowling Alley for the girls in G.A.A. Bowling, one of the most popular sports, took place every Tuesday for eight weeks. Fifty-two students participated in this co-ed sport at the Midway Bowl in San Leandro. Each alley had a team of four on it with a mini- mum of two games. Everyone enjoyed this game and almost lOO per cent improved their bowling.