Moreno Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Sunnymead, CA)

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Tm i% ENTURES AXi B Year after year KLUB suc- cessfully offers M.V.H.S. stu- dents with a weekly, informed hour of great fun. Students en- joy hearing about the Christian faith in their own language. KLUB i s non-sectarian and all students are welcome without pressure or membership dues. The club meets in various mem- bers homes and share s i n an hour of skits, fellowship, songs, and Bible study. KLUB again had a great response to its super camping program . The growing number of student in- terest has resulted in the added support of adults in both local and other communities. iihe r rtm i KLUB 139

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r 1 ABOVE: MVHS Marquee proudly announces Moreno ' s trip to the Semi-finals. BELOW LEFT: A tense Coach Dahl watches as the Vikings Play their game . BELOW RIGHT: Coach Dahl and team members show their excitement as Moreno rolls by Central 79-44. 1 : I «.

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Marching Band Added to School Spirit This year Moreno Valley had one of the most active bands ever. Under the expert leadership of director Caesar Ricci,the band ' s 135 members were extremely active on campus by playing at p e p as- semblies, home athletic contests, and commence- ment exercises. The band ' s year climaxed at the Annual Spring Concert presented in May. Moreno ' s 1976 band had the talent and dedica- tion which gave the school one of the hardest work- ing groups around. Special rehearsals a n d practices added to the outstanding performance demonstrated this year. The band received a special award of appreci- ation from the Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce for their outstanding services to the community. ABOVE: Band director Caesar Ricci (LEFT) and Drum Major James Heatly (RIGHT). 140-Band i