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

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William Tapie 10 Theodore Tardie 10 Timothy Tardie 9 Chad Taylor 10 Clinton Taylor 9 Cynthia Taylor II David W. Taylor II David Taylor 9 Derrick Taylor 9 Diana Taylor 10 Eric Taylor 9 Gabrielle Taylor 9 Ingrid Taylor 9 Jimmy Taylor 9 Jocquline Taylor II Julia Taylor 10 Kimberly Taylor 9 Noah Taylor II I •- -) ifamela Taylor II Rjch ard Ta ylor 9 Roben Taylor 10 Tara Taylor 9 Jutig - - yomt!0 ' 9 Kenneth Templeman 9 Daniel Templin 10 John Tennyson 9 Samantha Terberg II Anna Terry 9 Kimberly Teter 9 Michael Teyechea II Yer Thao 10 Thomas Theodore 9 Demetra Thomas II Gary Thomas II Greg Thomas 10 Janene Thomas 9 Stephen Thomas 9 Alan Thompson 10 Debra Thompson II Richard Thompson 9 Kiang Thongvilay 9 Jenny Tien 10 Pichet Tientong 10 Trffanv Iighe-9 . Scott Tillerson 9 Shane Toal 10 Chris Tobin 10 Stacy Todd 10 Jonathan Toledano 10 Chris Tomlinson 9 Jennifer Tompkins II Manuel Topete 9 David Torres 10 Kenneth Torres 9 Lisa Torres 10 Mark Torres II Xochitl Torres II Wendy Totzke 10 Edward Towns 9 Michael Townsend 9 Andrew Trainer 9 John Trainer II Huong Tran II Gary Trapp 9 Under U v2) V2) Class

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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

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Shannon Trees 9 Donna Tresville II Marcela Trillos 10 Michelle Trimble 9 SanafaHTrimble II Carl Troy 10 Vicki Truitt 10 Lisa Trujillo 10 Mark Trujillo 9 Rose Trujillo 10 Michael Trunk 10 Carla Tucker 9 Christy Tumbleson 10 Stephen Turay 9 Penny Turley II Christine Turner 9 Don Turner 9 Lori Turner 10 Shane Turner II Terrence Turner 10 Cindy Twiggs II Chris Tyree 10 John Uglem 10 Renae Uli 10 Maria Urias II Juan Uribe 10 Patricia Uribe 9 F rank Uyemura 10 J ason Uyemura 9 William Vaca 9 Augustine Valadez 9 Ramon Valadez 9 More Students ' The most noticeable change on our campus has been the population explosion. Just a few short years ago, when this year ' s seniors were fresh- men, our student body population was a mere 1900. As of December, our MVHS population was a whopping 2828. The large numbers have affected everyone at school. Classes are filled to the maxi- mum with students. Campus supervisors had to control huge masses. The cafeteria lines were soooooo long. Many changes were made in an at- tempt to cope with the growth. What changes do you feel were most effective? The additional time between classes, we needed it! — Steve Palo- mino: It was a good idea that they hired more teachers. Before, there weren ' t enough for all the students. — Edward Nordsiek: The extra rooms, without them we wouldn ' t fit. — Anna Williams. More bathrooms!!!Now you don ' t have to make an appointment. — Jennifer Shimota. I ' m still look- ing forward to new lockers. — Danielle Gotschall. I hese are the T wing portables. a I ft o © CO Tapie H@? Valadez