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

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Eddie Chatman 10 Eric Chavez 9 Miriam Chavez II Corey Check 9 Lee Chen 9 Danny Chien II Lara Child 10 Kenneth Childs 9 Lechimee Chittar 10 Alexander Chogyoji 9 Marc Christensen 9 Tammy Christianson 9 Chris Christianson 9 Robert Christman 10 Regina Christovale 9 Steven Chute II Danielle Cieslinski 9 Elaine Cisneros 10 Sherri Civik II Amie Clark II Brian Clark II Edward Clark 10 Jeffrey Clark 10 Michelle Clark II Rhonda Clark 10 William Clark 9 Brandon Clarke 10 Kevin Clary 10 Steven Claxton 9 Brian Clements II Shannon Clendenning 9 Chantal Cline 10 Snoopy ' s Crew After winning the sweepstakes trophy for their super float in Homecoming, the juniors used flower grams, dances, pins, and buttons as fundraisers to put on a luxurious, classy, and elegant Prom. The other main goal of th e officers was to get their fellow classmates involved in various activities. Many juniors were asked to participate in the sell- ing of their fundraising items or to help out at dances, etc. The officers were: Alfredo Colon, so- cial chairman; Michelle Sumi, secretary; Mike Teyechea, treasurer, Kenny Holman, president; and Artie Hall, vice president. Class advisor, Mr. Olson was heard to comment; if all my officers worked as hard as the junior class president, there wouldn ' t be much left for me to do! s ft ft © © Cli

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5ennis Calvert II Christina Campbell 10 Grover Campbell II Patrice Campbell 10 Dawn Campos 9 Deborah Campos II Dean Cannon II Jared Cannon 10 Kevin Cantrell 10 Orathai Caouette 10 Shawn Capen 10 Isidra Caperon 9 llene Carbullido II Kevin Carbullido 10 Marcos Cardenas 9 Carla Cardiel 9 Frank Carlson 9 Howard Carlstrom 9 Angela Carney 9 James Carney II David Cams II Albert Caro 10 Jose Caro II Aimee Carr 9 Cabriela Carrillo II Aaron Carter 12 Christinia Carter II Jeremiah Carter 9 Ronald Carter 10 Todd Carter 9 Tondra Carter 9 Trevor Carter II Yolanda Carter 10 Kimberly Cartlidge 9 Charity Cartwright 10 Chris Caruso II Nello Carver II Lovie Cason 9 Maracella Cass 9 Frank Cassino 9 Gregory Castillo II Tommy Castillo 9 Dana Castleberry 9 J. David Castro 9 Reriee Castro 10 Kimberly Catacutan 10 Kim Catanzaro 9 Genise Cates II .Monty Catron 9 Charles Cegers 9 A dela CelisJ O Todd Cervantes 9 Charoline Chacon II Catalina Chacon 10 Christian Chamberlin 9 Gregory Chambers II Jeffrey Chambers II James Chambless 9 Naree Chantha 9 Laurel Chapman 9 Michael Charles 10 Paul Charles 10 Ronald Chase 9 Under (2) Class

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Cynthia Clooney II John Clyde 9 Sonya Cobbs 9 Adina Coca 9 Karri Cockrill 9 Don Cockrum 9 Mary Cockrum 9 John Coffee 10 Chris Coggin 9 Jason Cole II John Cole 9 Jonathan Cole 10 Thomas Coleman 9 Tommy Coleman 9 David Collings 10 Carmel Collins II Daniel Collins II Michael Collins 9 Rhonda Collins 9 Rodney Collins II Alflredo Colon II Dennis Committee 9 Chris Condos II Barbara Conlee II 0 .S Anyone? on e Is there a subject not currently taught that you feel should be? The majority of students responded like Jennifer Poillot with a request for a dance class. Kari Osborne feels that if modern dance were offered, people would have a choice be- tween regular P.E. and dance. Junior Holly Holbrook thinks that there are sufficient people interested in cos- metology for a class like that. On the mechanical side, another junior, Randy Winslow would like to see a class in engine building because of his interest in drag racing. Jill John- son would like to take Latin since it makes learning other languages easier. Other frequently men- tioned requests included photogra- phy, gymnastics, and study hall. Twice requested was the truly edu- cational underwater basketweav- ing. Computer classes are increasingly popular as the number of course offerings increases. Many students feel that there is no need for additional classes, just enough of what is cur- rently offered to go around. Under H Class