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

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1. Angie Cottreel pauses from her work. 2. Sheri Hammond at work. 3. L to R, Top to Bottom, Monique Peshen, Craig Brlges, Melissa Boome, Todd Snoeyenbos, Mi- chael Dean, Kandace Dennis, Lin- da Douglass, Brltta Nollmann, David Granberry, Julie Richard- son, Todd Gamble, Angie Cot- trell, Sean Gowan, Janet Paris, Mr. Harris, Sherry Hopson, Sheri Hammonds, Sandy Rich, Steve Kerr, Barbie Prater. 4. David Granberry and Britta Nollmann goof off. 5. Mr. Harris daydreams. 6. Craig Bridges types his copy. Newspaper