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

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All Sports Club Mr. Doniak, advisor of All Sports Club lead students to get together and have fun in various activities and helped the family spirit of C.V. become closer as students got acquainted with each other un- der different circumstances other than school. Participation in groups made it possible to obtain lower group rates. The club participated in such ac- tivities as archery, miniature golf, volleyball, bowling, a weekend Indian Cul There are 20 members in the Indi- an Culture Club. The president is Angel Winn. The club is designed to help students with Indian heri- tages to be aware of their past and be proud of it. The club has been at C.V. for 8 years and Miss Love- ly is very proud of the success of the club and firmly believes in what she is doing as the club spon- sor. Another function of the club is to keep tabes on the students and to help them with their school work, if they are having problems. Stu- dents who are members of the campout, bike rides, roller skating and the annual trip to Marriott's Great America. Approximately 60 people went on the trip to mar- riott's for the price of 320.00 a piece and everyone agreed, it was a blast! The participation in the various activities throughout the year was low, but when it came time for sign-ups for the Marriott's trip, students were afraid of not being able to obtain seats on the bus. ture Club club are very enthusiastic about it. There is proof of the success of the club because most of the stu- dents who become new members of the club improve their grades immensely. The club benefits many students a C.V. and is an important addition to our extra curricular activities. 1. Advisor, Mr. Dene Doniak 2. Students active in All Sports Clubg Ken Trussell, Andy South, Howard Norring- ton and Katrina Myles. 3. An lndian Culture Club meeting. 4. Mrs. Lovely, advisor of Indian Culture Club conducting meeting.

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Masque And Gavel -On Febuary 27 and 28 the play Kiss and Tell was presented by Masque and Gavel. The leads were performed by Gail Peter- son as Corlis Archer, Robert Rammoser as Corlis's father, Evelyn Rammoser as Corlis's mother, Jeanie Rodick as Corlis's best girlfriend and Don Spini as Raymond Pringle. The club officers included president, Rob- ert Rammoser, vice-president, B.J. Ste- vens, secretary, Lori Costa, and treasur- er, Caren Criss. There were 38 students enrolled in Masque and Gavel which was the largest membership in 5 to 6 years. Advisor, Clifford Peterson, organized Masque and Gavel in 1958. He said the club members have done a great job over the years. Campus Corner The student body almost lost the Campus Corner show every Tuesday night at 8 oclock on KRDG. Mike Dorn who was in chwge of the program said he would cancel the show if they didn't show more effort. Harry Knudsen, Don Spini and Robert Ram- moser pulled their act together and formed one of the best Campus Corners in the last few years at C.V. The purpose of Campus Corner is to inform the public as well as student, on the things that are going on at C.V. Mike Dorn the man who makes the magic as Campus Corner members know him, came to C.V. each week to record the show. He is a DJ at KRDG and hosted some of the dances 1. BJ Stevens, vice-president 2. Members of Masque and Gavel, Back row Donna Helwig Kevin Mardham Meek, Harry Knudsen, Carry Misner, Mike Wiener Steve Kern Mark Oldham Ahlbrecht, Don Spine, Robert Rammoser Front row Helen Sevensky Cin Sherman, Evelyn Rommoser, Patty Schaeffer Sheri Saul Vicki Wilde Catri Miles, Susan Quieres,. 3. Robert Rammoser, president of Masque and Gavel 4. Campus Corner: Back Row: Evelyn Rommoser Jennifer Kmgham Robe Rommoser, Harry Knudsen, Front Row Vicky Wilde Mark Oldham and M1 Dorn KRDG Disc Jockie, members not shown Don Spam and Julie McLaren 5. Mike Dorn Rewinds the tape after Campus Corner sestion

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ll FSA officers: Kathy Meier, sec, Linda Thetford, treas, Brenda Gehlken, vice-pres.g and Teresa Valdivia, pres. 2D FSA members: lFronti Theresa Valdivia, Angie Butter, Lynn Tews, Jennifer Gal- lagher, Carolyn Etherton, Tina Proulz, Tammy Erwin, Debbie Hlser,Brenda Gehlken. CTopi Kathy Meier, Linda Thet- ford, Darla Miller, Corrina Palmer, Dena Rose, Tammy Tidmore, Nancy Alvord, Cathy Bigley, Darleen Lemos, Annette Heensber-en, Kelley Lavery, Marleen Westermen, Torrie Rawls, and Angie Duckett 3, Mrs. Lhmond, advisor. T7 . I . 6, x, J' -J 1 ' t. - l v 1 3 s fm X I l' X Z' .l , I Fxxf' I . . ,, I 4 I A 1 ' i FSA Future Secretaries of America KFSAD, in conjunction with the Cali- fornia Scholastic Federation QCSFD, planned their annual trip to San Francisco. Neither clubs had enough money to make the trip by themselves. One FSA member com- mented the more the marrierf' FSA goes to San Francisco to learn business techniques and to visit bu- sinesses not available in the Shasta County area. FSA held traditional fund raisers such as selling carnations with mes- 94 Organizations sages for Christmas and Valentine's Day and bakesales. Throughout the year they had guest speakers including stenographers, cosmotologists and members of the business community. Advisor, Pat Lal-Imon replaced Marge Tenny when the latter took a leave of absence. FSA officers were Teresa Valdivia, president, Brenda Gehlken, vice- president, Linda Thetford, treasur- erg and Kathy Meier, secretary.