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

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l i WI 1 , T A Dirty Deeds Handy work of the Senior class almost ended Homecoming activities As far as the administration was concerned, school spirit was carried a little too far a few days before Homecoming. Some members of the senior class came late at night pn the second day of school to soap, foam and toilet paper the buildings and grounds. They were called into the office the following day and inforfned that Sen- ior activities and Homecoming would be can- 10 ' Onenina celed unless their handy work was cleaned up. The reason for this was there was a cutback in the janitorial staff which resulted in barely enough janitors to clean as it was without the added work. The students spent most of that day scrubbing andspraying until everything was as clean as before. A xc Q mt' .Q 3 4

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Alma Ma ter Hail CENTRAL VALLEY To thee we dedicate Our hymn of salutation To offer at thy gate Hail Alma Mater Thy prarses we smg Long may thy colors wa ve And future blessings bring Our friends who remain This heritage we leave thee Always keep thy honor pure For true victory Fly FALCONS Hy On in to the night We promise thee fidelity To always wear thy armor white D fl .

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...l M .l .Vs 5 IJKJA X l I .gr .'-:Ar Qi Q In L' - -49z..i x all V l . . l if Eg li lp . 4 2, ' 'la pm 6 1. Mark Hitchcock helps clean up the mess. 2. Ron Jones shows his muscles. 3. Chris Duarte scrubs down the sidewalk. 4. Brian Bucher washes shaving cream off the hall win- dows. 5. Mlke Gee cheers on our football team. 6. The Junior float cir- cles the field victoriously. 7. The soph- omore float leads the parade around Thompson Field. 7 Opening