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

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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.

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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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Picture lol shows Alta Gerry being helped to her feet by Marilyn Gish. Picture lbl illustrates Marlene Carr and Carolyn Anderson practicing their reverse skating. SKATING During the late tall block this year, skat- ing at the Rollarena in San Leandro was offered as one of the activities. The girls who signed up for skating enjoyed an hour of skating once a week. They also were taught how to skate better, do turns, and skate backwards. The girls were taught by an instructor at the rink. Diane Pucci Marlene Carr Bowling Manager Skating Manager iT 5 f l,. O ix X I t ,, 7I