Feature – Page 48

Tuesday, May 12, 2026

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CVHS students have diverse summer plans

Many CVHS students are in for a busy summer this year, one packed with travel, hard work, and plenty of

As senior Andre Juntilla charismatically conducted the Vocal Ensemble, the audience knew that the night was going to be an

The Pops Concert, put on annually by the CVHS choir, is a well-respected tradition chock full of stripped-down pop music

Norm Hirose, now a 90-year-old man, was one of the many placed in Japanese internment camps during World War II;

Many say that the only way to avoid reliving history is by teaching it, and that is why CVHS students

The Days of Diversity presentations included an interactive activity led by the Urbanize Dance Club. Students whose teachers signed their

Days of Diversity was filled with many keynote speakers, one of which was Castro Valley native, Arthur Renowitzky, a very

CVHS’s most talented instrumentalists performed a concerto, a very high level solo instrumental piece played with an orchestra, on April

CVHS is always welcoming new additions, whether they be students or teachers. Berry Evans, the new graphic design and yearbook

Prom is the most magical evening of the year for almost every high school student. Salons are fully booked, girls