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

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Dianna Donahue II Mardel Donaldson 10 Joseph Donohue II Christina Dora 10 Theresa Doran 10 Gustavo Dorati 9 Heather Dorsett 10 Tara Doucette II Joseph Douglas 9 Jennifer Doyle II Chris Drake II Jennifer Drake 9 Lisa Drake 10 Samantha Drake II Thomas Drake 9 Victor Drake 10 Yolonda Drake 10 Casandra Drewery 9 Mark Driscoll 9 Westly Driskill 9 Leonides Duarte II Mark Duarte II Allen Duenas 10 Donald Duenas 9 Warm Teddy Bears are . . . many things to many people. Perhaps, you still own that first little friend you ever had on earth. It may be a tad bit chewed on, weather beaten, and most likely even sightless. Never- theless, it ' s a loyal friend who waits for you day in and day out and never tells you you ' re wrong. What does Teddy mean to you? Loving com- panions who don ' t argue. — Mario Pruitt, Cute and huggable. — Deb- bie Campos, Silly, but fun. — Ste- ven Goryan: Teddy bears are sweet, and so are girls. They make a neat combination. — Terence Mont- gomery; Cool little animals who can sometimes be real good friends. — Holger Bargeron; Like pillows, you can put your head on its tummy. — Amanda Steele: Stuffed balls of fake fur used to comfort the inse- cure. — Marc Digby; Cuddly, hug- gable, warm, soft and special. Patty Summerfield. I he Mistletoe Madness dance made every- one feel welcome, even Lisa Arnold. Jill John son. Samantha Drake and Teddy Bears. 8 ft © Buddies Duenas

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David Danz 9 Ruby Danz II Amy Daraban 10 Anastasia Daraban II Richard Daraban 9 David Darnell II Shawn Davidson 10 Dawn Davis 9 Jennifer Davis 10 John Davis 10 Lara Davis II Shannon Davis 10 Tracy Davis II Cathy Davison 10 Cheri Dawley 10 Jeffrey Day 10 Christine DeVivo 10 Glenn Dean 9 Glynda Dean 9 Billie Deardorff 9 Faith Dearinger II Shari Decastro 10 Tonya Dee 10 Jennifer Defort 10 Wendie Dehart 10 Jose Delarosa II Geanne Delfin II Jesus Delgado 10 Marco Delgado II Michael Delos Santos II David Demarco 9 Tracey Demarco II Kathryn Demers 10 Dawn Depierro II Michele Depierro 9 Heather Desbien 9 Brandon Devers 9 Devin Devine 9 Traci DiMartino II Denise Diana 10 Anahuac Diaz 9 Ignacio Diaz 10 James Diaz 10 Lynn Diaz II Mechel Diaz II Amber Dickson 9 Mark Dickson 9 Nickole Dieterich 10 Marc Digby 10 Andrew Dimalanta 10 Fred Dimesa 9 Jacob Dimesa 9 Robert Dimesa 10 Andrea Diminico 9 Dena Dinkins 9 Rhonda Dinsdale 10 Michelle Dix II Jennifer Dixon 9 Trevie Dobson 10 Kimiko Doi II James Doiron 10 Michael Dome II Ann Dominguez II Lawrence Dominick 9 Under H Class 1

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?» o .© o Theresa Dufalo II Scott Duffield 10 Myka Duffy 9 J ?aula Dumond 10 Tanisha Dunlap 9 Denise Dunn II Wanda Dunn 9 Elizabeth Duran Tricia Duran 9 Darin Durbin 9 Ryan Durham 9 William Dusha 10 Kristi Dvorak 10 James Eakins 9 Collen Ebeling 9 Christi Eberhardt 9 Mary Edelman 9 Marc Edgar 10 David A. Edwards David W. Edwards Walter Edwards 9 Kenneth Edzards 9 Daniel Egeland 10 April Eggert 10 Sweepstakes It all started the Sunday before school began with a flower making party at Lake Perris. The flower making parties were held at the homes of Lisa Arnold. Tricia Zack- owski. Rhonda Walls, and Keith Ben ton. However, the final float con- struction was at Virginia Martinez ' s home. And then ... the time arrived. It was time for the parade and the ju- nior class float was no where to be found — thanks to a dead battery. Luckily, the float was still judged that night before the game and their reward for all that hard work was a Sweepstakes trophy! When presi- dent Kenny Holman was handed the sweepstakes trophy he reflected that at first I had a feeling of ac- complishment; then a feeling of to- getherness. Because it took the time and effort of many to get such a project done. Under