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

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v i School Teams Repeat Winning Campaign .|V k - n VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Roger Voss, Jerry Chong, Kevin Fincher, Tony Korhely, Doug Frey. 2I ID ROW: Robert Buster, Jeff Cloutier, Tony Hudson, Kevin Washington, Ray Wesley, Glen Vierra, Jim Counts. 3RD ROW: Coach Stepp, Coach Jphnson, Bruce Halverson, Doug Hefl in, Eddie Portales, Rick Williams, Glen Suss, Tony Terrill, Andy Lakey, Rick Skelton, Coach Kezer, Coach Canada. 4TH ROW: Paul RIcci, Mark Karas, Brad Brown, Doug Kennard, Roy Mason, Bob McGuire, Joe Golgosky, Melvin Fincher. 5TH ROW: Chris Strode, Joe Falcone, Jeff Meadows, Clarence Malone, Larry Cox, Randy Cannon, Dave Sprague. Brad Brown breaks through Hemet line for large gain 200 Varsity Football

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u Annual Staff Works for on-Time Delivery TWO PERIODS of annual staff vowed to produce the best MVHS Yearbook that would be at school in June . . . not July as was the case last year. Dead- lines were met and the new publisher, American Yearbook Company, seemed pleased with the ma- terials they received. Mr. Crosthwaite, Advisor, turned one wall of Room M-7intoafulldummy of thel976 VALHALLA so that students could visualize all 292 pages. Terry Alcock won the Bicentennial cover contest and Doug Dewitt provided the leadership as editor. Assistant Editor, Bob Demars, alsoprovided timely, continuous support. School Pictures Inc. provided class photos and group photos. Weezy Wold, local stringer for the RIVERSIDE DAILY ENTERPRISE also provided timely group and individual photos, Moreno ' s own photog- raphers; James Powell, Norm Lang horn, Roger Elesh- man, and Tami Rollins did their share. The on- campus photo labwasmade operational and Powell, Langhorn, and Candy Wade provided the skills that made taking a last minute picture possible and hav- ing it printed and ready to help meet a page dead- line. Advertising sales went over $1,500 (a new high) with salesman Phyllis Dibble, David Pauley, Judy Eagen, Bob Demars, Cindy Manfull, and Doug Dewitt gaining community support. It was a Bicentennial theme and the spirit of the staff remained throughout to produce an on-time yearbook for MVHS. met, Donna K % Jeff : Cory Ross, FRONT ROW: Terry Alcock, Doug Dewitt, Tami Rawling, Kathy Green SECOND ROW: Bonnie Ostman, Debbie Flaten, Jennifer Menicuci, Anita Longoria, Terrie Shoemaker, Cindy Poovey THIRD ROW: Jeff Meadows, Geoff Berry, Skip Thomas, Mr. Harry Crosthwaite, Tony Hudson, Flip Brito, Patty Grinstead, Garcia .0 0 ' ' ° FRONT ROW: Rodger Fleshman, John Blakeley, Elizabeth Rose SECOND ROW: Chris Eastburn, Leatice Jenkins, Cindy Manfull, Dave Lippe, Gail Mello THIRD ROW: Mr. Crosthwaite, Phyllis Dibble, Melodie Gray, Liz Shipley, Bob Demars, Jim Bales, Cindy Prewitt 199 .L i

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Jijn « S0 r, ABOVE: Melvin Fincher hauls down Pacific quarterbacl . BELOW: Moreno defense anxiously awaits next play. : Robert ipPi Coach Slelton, mt, Joe ly Cannon, BELOW: Tony Korhely cuts in for a good gain against Hemet. Vikings Improve Record Despite Injuries Moreno Valley ' s Vikings ended the season with their best record in three years by w i n n i n g 3 and losing 6 . The record does not reflect the improved play demonstrated by this year ' s team. Many fans said, Exciting football has returned to Moreno Valley! , a credit to the Head Coach Dick Johnson and the members of his coaching staff: Rich Canada, Jim Stepp, and Vic Kezer. An unusual num- ber of games were decided in the fourth quarter, A dropped pass i n the end zone and an untimely fumble cost Moreno two games. The Vikes finished SAL play in fifth place . Bob McGuire was named Most Valuable. Kevin Fincherwas named Most Improved . 1975-76 VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON MVHS OPP 12 Pacific 13 13 Apple Valley 7 34 Bloomington 27 14 Cajon 21 7 Hemet 14 La Sierra 12 Norco 24 21 Yucaipa 12 15 Norte Vista 31 OVERALL won 3 lost 6 LEAGUE won 2 lost 5 Varsity Football 201