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

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Joel Acosta 9 Sergio Acosia t+= Daryl Adams 9 Jason Adams II Shelley Adams 10 Phillip Adaway 10 Brandy Agee II Stacey Agostini 9 Sylvia Aguirre 10 Eli zabeth Akins 9 Arthur ATanis 10 Thomas Albertazzie 10 i Donald Alcorn 9 ! 0Mic hael Aldridge 9 Jason Alejos 9 David Alexander 9 Tara Alexander 9 Kenneth Alfaro 9 Agnes Alford II Christi na Alford 10 Nicole ' Aim Richard Alleman 9 Cary Allen II Daniel Allen 9 M @ U Medicine What will cheer you from the disease of sad- ness? Is it true that a laugh a day will keep the doctor away? What makes a person laugh, any- way? It seems that there are naturally funny peo- ple and others that are perpetually depressed, but most students agree that laughter is definitely beneficial whether it is used to perk up a class, or to perk up your spirits. Sophomore Mai Trinh Nguyen said, you can laugh away your troubles and lift up your spirits. And Kim Imel pointed out that when you start laughing you soon forget your problems. Philosophically, junior Scott Brenna. pointed out, at times laughter helps, but there is a time and not a time for it. Dringing laughter to all is school mascot, Jill Johnson. There were many laughs at Halloween especially from this group which includes the disguised Ricky Malachi. Under H Class

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Underclassmen. Brenda Bueche, Paula San- chez, Celeste Pew, Leslie Brown, Nicola Main, and Chandler Jacks enjoy watching a lunch- time pep rally. In his Programming class. Jared Cannon concentrates on making the program work. A quiet get-away spot in the newly re- carpeted library is perfect for that last minute homework according to Becky Shaver, Sherry McGeough, and Misty Nichols. Learning French is fun but takes some concentration from hard-working Craig Winchester. warms! Herds! Troops! Crowds Where did all of these people come from? More room was a much de- sired object, especially for those teachers who had to travel from room to room each period, and for those students who couldn ' t get their first choice of a class because 36 others beat them to it. Even though 15 new portables were ready to go when school started, there were a couple of weeks of babysit- ting in a class crowded with 64 stu- dents wall-to-wall. The regular rota- tion of substitutes until a real teacher could be hired into newly created positions was frustra for some. Classrooms weren ' only place hit by overcrowding locker area bore a striking reset blance to a zoo or a war zone. Hop fully, the solution is just aroun corner with the opening of a se high school. Junior Lisa Arnold com- mented, When the new high school is opened the overcrowding will be cut down tremendously, but for now more mobiles look like the only solu- tion. J

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James Allen II Keith Allen II Marvin Allen 10 Cynthia Alls II Robert Almodovar II Zulanina Almodovar 10 Michael Almond II Edward Alvarado 10 Raymond Anderson 9 Sarah Anderson II Tuie Anderson II Angela Andl II Brian Andl 9 Kelli Andren 10 Kristina Andren II Cynthia Andrews II Katrina Anthony 9 fclena Antimie 10 Margareta Antimie 9 Mihai Antimie 10 Becky Apodoca 9 Craig Appel 10 Kerri Archer 9 Ricky Aree 9 Elena Arensdorf 9 A4arttfrATT3s 9 ' Michael Arias 10 Alan Armour 9 Darci Arnold 9 Lisa Arnold II Matthew Arnold II Corey Arrington 10 Stephen Arriola 10 ftoel Arthurton II Robert Arthurton II Catherine Arve 10 Carla Arzubiaga 9 brenaa AsencioTf- ' Zomaira Asencio 9 Thomas Ashburn II Angeline Ashley 10 Noreen Astacio 10 Marciviell Atkins 10 kimberly Atkinson II Tammy Austin 9 Angelique Avant 9 rjr lAverill 9 Marv Averill 10 Timothy Avcrill II Tammy Avery 9 Vickie Avil.i II Claudine Ayala 10 Salvador Ayala 10 Daphne Bacos 10 Shaw n Badcr 10 - James Bailey II Aeosta 1] Bailey