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

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Sheri Eiler II Joshua Eldridge 9 Jacqueline Elgin 9 Shannon Ellis 9 Elizahra Elzankaly 9 Daniel Emerson II Kimberly Emerson II Rebecca Enciso 9 Romona Enciso II Melisa Engstrom 10 Jeremy Enns II Joanna Enns 10 Robert Enright 9 Debora Enriquez II Albert Ensign 9 (jina tnyeart a Joi Erickson 9 Andrea Ericson 9 Keith Ericson 10 Brian Escobosa II Eric Esparza 9 Maria Espeleta 10 Sandra Espinosa 9 Andre Estrada II Guadalupe Estrada 10 Hector Estrada 9 Kevin Eugene 9 Patrick Eugene II Karpn F«an II. Robert Evan s 5L Spring Evans 10 Kyle Farabaugh 9 Doug Farmer 9 Kerry Famsworth 9 April Farrar 9 Sean Farris 9 Elizabeth Fausto 10 Elizabeth Feeler 9 Helen Fehrenbach 10 David Feldhut 9 Wendy Felix II Michele Feltenberger John Ferguson II C andice Fern andes II Lisbeth Ferreyra 10 Katherine Fickel 9 Robert Fickel 10 Bill Fickes 10 Erick Fields II Stephen Fields 10 Chris Finch 9 Tamara Fischer II Mary Fisher 9 Brenda Fitzgerald 10 K elly Fitzgerald 10 Dance Fleener ID Michelle Fleming II Allen Flemmons 9 Liana Fletcher II Denise Flores II J. Steve Flores II Jennifer Flores 9 Jose Flores 9 Loretta Flores 9

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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

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If you could give an award to any- one, what would it be and why? A ' Responsible Award ' would go to my friend, Danielle Cieslinski, because she ' s never absent from school, nev- er tardy, always does things right, and always treats people nicely. — Kristine Brighton; The Most In- volved ' award would go to Mr. Ol- son, he takes a lot of his time to be with students, on top of being a teacher. — Chetera Perez; ' Best History Teacher ' award would go to Mrs. Cunningham. — Penny Turley; For Making Me Laugh When I ' m Depressed ' award to Anthony Grant. — Tammie Walker; The ' Kind Person ' award should go to Darryll Taylor for being sweet and always being there when you need him. — Lara Davis. Recipients of the most medals on the Aca- demic Decathlon team, Brian Loftus and Da- vid Edwards, enjoy an honors luncheon with school superintendent. Bob Lee, and assistant Henry Dalton. Rachel Flores II Sharma Fogle 10 Michael Folgheraiter 9 John Fontaine 9 Robert Fontaine II Kimberly Ford II Scott Ford 10 Kirk Fortini 9 Jennifer Foster 9 Jeanne Fowler II Shannon Frantz 9 Jon Franz 10 Stanley Fraser 10 Shane Frendenburg 10 Shawn Frendenburg 10 Heather Freeny 10 James Fregia 9 Henry Frye II Lorie Fryer 10 Brandon Fulk 10 Bobbi Fuller II Mary Fuller 9 Mjshntil Fnllrrton Lana Furnish 9 Michael Gaba 10 Elaine Gahn 10 Lyle Galeener 9 Daniel Galich 10 Donna Galich 9 umjfer Galindo 9 Eric Gallagher 9 Steven Gallagher II H Under U ) Q) Clas !