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

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f- X- ..,3. You're The Tops Twelve seniors honored as C.S.F. Life Members. C.S.F. members who have been in C.S.F. for four semes- ters between tenth and twelth grade become Life Members. One of these semesters has to occur during the students' senior year. Being a Life Member shows that a person has achieved consistent aca- demic excellence. A banquet was held to honor the Life Members and to give them honorary pins. Those recognized were Cara Baily, Brian Bucher, Tammi Dahlen, Ron Devore, Joe Foley, Teri Getzinger, Ju- lie Gravatt, Tracy Mo- rales, Robin Renwick, Gary Robinson, Dorrie Sapp, and Cary Siemers. At graduation all these stu- dents wore gold tassels on their caps and a gold rope across their chest to show that they were Life Members. -Teri Ortega 1. Cara Bailey 2. Brian Bucher 3. Tammi Dahlen 4. Ron Devore 5. Joe Foley 6. Teri Gatzinger 7. Julie Gravatt 8. Tracy Mo- rales 9. Robln Renwick 10. Gary Robinson 11. Dorrie Sapp 12. Cary Siemers. C.S.F.

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Shining Star Good grades pay off The purpose of the California Scholarship Federation is to help recognize students that do well in their academic studies. To become a member of C.S.F., a person must receive a certain amount of points acquired in aca- demically oriented classes. C.S.F. is a state wide group. Each school group follows a set of stan- dard rules. The advisors of the C.S.F. were Mr. Ashcrat and Mr. Doniak. Eric Murray was presi- dent, Karina Kidd was vice-presi- dent, and Gary Robinson was sec- retary. C.S.F. planned fund raisers, field trips, and picnics for members. They organized the Brain Brawl that was held here. They also held a banquet to honor the life members of C.S.F. Belonging to C.S.F. can help with college entrance and scholarships. -Teri Ortega 1. and 2. C.S.F. members have meeting, 3. Back row, Susan Car- roll, John Douglass, Mark McHargue, Cary Siemers, Steve Kerr, Gary Chamberlain, Tracy Morales, Cary Dodson, Dan Long, Mark Johnson, Brett Bailey, Jon Murray, and Mr. Ashcraft. Middle row: Kim Kemper, Derek Sanderson, Robin Roberts, Chris Frieson, Tammy Lick, Tina Lane, Judi Manning, Sheri Hammonds, Joe Foley, Brian Bucher, Dor- rie Sapp, Teri Getzinger, Cara Bailey,andElizabethHumphrey. Front row: Mary Jane Williams, Jeannie Paquin, Teri Lyter, Sandy Rich, Shannon Stell- macker, Kamie Palmer, Tammi Dahlen, Robin Ren- wick, Gary Robinson, Karina Kidd, and Eric Murray. California Scholarship Federation

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If You Could Read My Mind Brain brawl participants test their knowledge. This year's brain brawl team members found themselves challenged by a wide variety of questions dealing with such academic areas as English, math, history and science. They were also asked to an- swer questions in more general categories such as popular mu- sic, TV and nursery rhymes. The six schools which compet- ed in the C.S.F. hosted contest were: Hayfork, McCloud, Trin- ity, Burney and Central Valley. Burney was the winner, beat- ing Hayfork by ten points in the final round. gy f A ,,i ,,, f Mark! 4 ,...,. WW K I -X Ill. ri crm im 102 Brain Brawl 'N x sl