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

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s it xxx M .', M C.V We started off the year with the traditional Homecoming Dance. This was an exciting time because everyone dressed nicely, and the King and Queen were honored. The next dance was the Hal- loween Dance put on by the yearbook staff. Even though Boogie Nights . students put on their Boogie Shoes. they had a few complications with the music we all man- aged to have a good time anyway. The third dance was put on by the sophomores. ln this dance the winners of the Air Band contest per- formed, giving the dancers a nice break in which to cool off. The fourth and final dance of the 1982 year was the semi-formal. Everyone came in dresses and ties, had a good time and looked for- ward to Winter break. -Shannon Webster 2 .34 Dances i ' .ztmi H

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2919! Student Council

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D Julie Schoelkopf shakes her boo- tie. 25 Melinda Lott urges Lori Leech to spike the Coke. 35 Ursula Bell enjoys a fast dance with a last year's graduate. 41 Darlene Spain and Byrion Brown move to the beat. 55 Ms. Burkhardt shouts with enthu- siasm to Tim Templeton to get down brother! 6l Pam Robinson says, Where in the world did I leave my date? '72 Scott Anderson says to Donny Edwards Now, isn't this fun? 8D Randy Wolfln is looking for someone to dance with. -i - . e-,nw - 1 our . 5 X Q X '::-i . 1 Li it Dances