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

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Jeremy Smyth 9 Jennifer Snead 10 Mitzi Sneary 10 Seneca Sneed 9 Kathleen Snell 9 Keith Snyder 9 David Soldan 9 Carla Soliz 9 Marisa Soliz II KhamsaySomvang tO Gregory Sorber 9 Vichien Sornchan 9 Jacqueline Spade 9 Toi Spearman 9 Gerald Spencer II Michele Spencer II Paul Spencer II Sedrick Spencer II Larry Spicer 9 Kimberly Spiewak 9 Jennifer Spinelli 9 Leonard St. Germaine 10 Kevin Stafford 9 Robert Staley 9 Jamie Stanfield II Terry Stanley 9 Jennifer Stanton 10 Richard Stanton II Chris Starr II Michael Stauffer 9 Amanda Steele 10 kelly Meen 9 Dee Dee Stelton II Michael Stelton 10 Abby Stephens 9 Carol Stephens 9 Jeffrey Stephens 9 Kimberley Sterbenz 10 Brice Sterling 10 Marc Stevens 10 Marie Stevens 9 Samantha Stewart 10 Kelly Stickert 9 Linda Stiede 9 Benjamin Stiles II Joel Stiles 9 Todd Stokes 9 Jeffrey Stone 9 Alexandria Strickland 9 Craig Strovers II Erick Strunk 10 Wesley Stuart II Suzanne Sturdivan II Jennifer Sturla 9 Zachary Sturm 9 Misty Sturnacle 10 Rick Stuve 9 Stephanie Suazo II L. William Sullins 9 Gedsala Sullivan ' 9 Jennifer Sullivan 9 Joseph Sullivan II Eric Sumi 10 Michelle Sumi II Under

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Looking Juniors looked forward to becom- ing seniors and for those who were planning on college, the list of prep- arations and anxieties mounted as they began making final prepara- tions. The SAT proved to be a mind- boggling experience for some. And others had a hard time deciding just where they wanted to enroll and where they were going to get the money. However, college was not in everyone ' s future. What do you want to do when you get out of high school? I want to go to college and then begin a career. ' ' — Sherie Dix- on; I want to get a good job that requires intelligence and pays well. — Ben Barnett; I want to go to either Pepperdine, UCLA, or a university back east and major in medicine. — Tanisha Dunlap; I ' d like to at- tend a large college and study pre- law. — Dana Dailey; I ' m going into the military and serve my country. — Grady Miller; I want to become a horse trainer and riding instructor. Someday I hope to own riding sta- bles. — Kim Imel. W hat am I going to do? ponders junior Tara Doucette while watching a pep assem- bly. © © a, s 8 ft Ronald Slater 9 Myron Sloan 10 Roger Slobe 9 Serena Slye 10 Collins Smiley 10 Carrie Smith 10 Casey Smith II Charles imith iO George Smith II Heather Smith 9 Herman Smith 9 Jennifer Smith 10 John Smith 10 Kari Smith 10 Michele Smith II Nikki Smith 9 Pamela Smith 10 Richard Smith 9 Robert A. Smith 10 Robert L. Smith 9 Robert W. Smith 9 Thomas J. Smith II Thomas R. Smith II Tiffany Smith II Schul ' Z H Smith

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Patricia Summerfield 10 Stacie Summers II Britt Summit 9 Elisabeth Sutfin II Jeremy Sutfin 9 Durall Sutton 10 Tina Sutton 9 Roddy Swan 9 Cheryl Swatman 9 Shon Swauncy 10 Krista Sweaney 9 Jennifer Sweetser 9 Richard Synovec 9 Diane Sythoff 9 Leslie Szychowski 10 Arthur Tabacco 9 Jeffery Tachibana 10 gghgrra Tait 9- Victoria Talbert 10 Jennifer Talley 9 Jaynene Tamashiro 9 Steven Tanaka 10 Luisa Tanno 10 Kimberly Tapie II We Did It Freshmen memories of the Viking Invasion 1985-86 are titled The Vi- kings have landed! Chandler Jacks and Brenda Bueche were virtually the only two freshmen who worked on their class float, a portrail of how we Vikings came to know the planet Earth. Since the float placed fourth place out of five entries, the class had something to look forward to in the future, but these two young la- dies deserved a first place trophy for their hard work. Fortunately, Chandler had the support of her family who was a big help in com- pleting the float. Next year if some more members of the class of ' 89 get with the program, who knows what the results will be? P utling the final touches on the bar-b-que dis- guised as a saucer are Brenda and Chandler. ft 3, ft a a- J Smith Tapie