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

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What Are Words For A touch of Shakespeare hits C.V. Our English program here at C.V. ranged from courses in ba- sic English to composition and college prep. Also offered as electives were the newspaper and yearbook classes which re- quired skill, dedication, determi- nation, and most important of all, time. But if one had enough drive the class could turn out to be fun. The experience could also be an advantage in the fu- ture if one planned to be a jour- nalist. This year the student body had the pleasure of being visited by two members of the Shake- spearean Festival. Mr. Law- rence Paulsen and Mr. Phil- lip Davidson performed ex- cerpts from various plays at an assembly. Later on in the day, the two actors answered ques- tions of the advanced English students. Students found out what it was like to be a member of the festival. With the English language also comes the foreign languages and C.V. offered two of themg Spanish and French taught by Mrs. Tallerico, Mr. Moore, and Mrs. Chaffin. The most popular of the languages ap- peared to be Spanish mainly be- cause it is believed that Spanish is easier to learn than French. -Kristi Lundgren 1. Spanish students work on their pinata. 2. Shakespearian actors perform. 3. Ms. Tallerico looks up to check the class, 4. Ms. Burk- hardt signs Becci Carlson's locat- er card. 5. Mr. McHargue advises Scott Anderson. Student-Faculty