Central Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Central Valley, CA)

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Q Seniors Took Honors Don Spini received the DAR lDaughters of American Revolu- tionl good citizenship award. Don was the first boy to ever win since boys were made eligible six years ago. The Senior class chooses a student who they feel exhibits outstanding leadership, dependability and pa- triotism. Don claimed, 'AI feel very honored that my class chose me and it's the best award I ever won because it was awarded to me by people l personally know. He felt being the Student Body President helped tremendously in winning the award. Three weeks before he won the DAR Award, a Rotary Club Youth Award for leadership was also pre- 1. Allen Simpson watches in suspense as all the hours of hard work get crushed by Mr. Ashcraft. 2. Don Spini and Doc Hall take high hon- ors. 3. Those included in the Physics Class Bridge Building Contest: lTop Rowl Chris sented to Don. After graduation, Don plans to go to Hayward College for a year then transfer to Berkeley majoring in Law. Doc Hall was the only athlete at C.V. to make NAL in football. He was all-league defensive end and also honorable mention at offen- sive guard. The NAL awards are chosen by the coaches from all the schools in the league. Usually about 22 people are chosen. Doc had been playing football for 7 yrs. and was 1 of 3 captains on the football team. He feels that what it takes to make NAL is that you've got to be aggressive and want to play football. Quammen, Mitch Jones, Greg Ramsey, Brian Thompson, Chris Ludwig, Mike Williams, and Allen Simpson. lFront Rowl Rick Lush, Scott Jones, Brett Marymee, and Mike Friesen. 4. Brett Marymee exhibits his bridge that held 93 lbs.

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Bank Of America Awards 14 Students Honored By Bank Of America. Four top-ranking seniors have been presented with Bank of America Achievement Awards, Brett Mary- mee, science and mathematics, Fletcher Alford, liberal arts, Bonnie Mauzey, vocational arts, and Bill Burkhead, fine arts. They all received a personally engraved plaque and se- lected students competed on March 25, with students from other high schools. Judging at this zone event was done by a panel of business and community leaders who based their decisions on written compositions, group discussion, scholarship, civic, and school activities. Along with the top-ranking seniors were ten other seniors, who received Certificates of Merit for a superior performance in a specific study field: Ron Gilmore, art, Eric Harris, musicg Heather Rolfe, English, Stacy Bart- lett, foreign language, Tom Lowery, social studies, Mike Williams, labora- tory science, Danetta Fecke, math, Traci Espeuschied, business, Renee Chesson, home economics, and Wes Patton, trades and industrial. First place winners in this event ad- vanced to the regional finals. The sec- ond, third, and fourth place zone win- ners in each field received 3100, 375, and 350. In the finals zone winners com peted with each other for a top prize of 32000, 31000, and 3750. All other finalists received 3500, for final re- sults see supplement. 1. fFront Rowl Bonnie Mauzy, Cindy Shearman, Stacy Bartlett, Traci Espeus- chied, and Heather Rolfe. fTopl Ron Gil- more, Wes Patton, Bill Burkhead, Fletch- er Alford, Brett Marymee and Mike Wil- liams. 2. Ron Gilmore 3. Fletcher Alford 4. Brett Marymee 5. Bill Burkhead