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

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$ o TMM .P. BACK — Luanne Palmatier, Glynda Dean, Terry Doran, Tiffany Harris. Blanca Wilson, Rachel Florez, Michelle Horn, Kelli Harter. FRONT — Coach Younglove, Joey Kriska, Cathy Arve, Kathy Snell, Danica Lukens, Mimi Hernan- dez, Coach Lukens. NOT PICTURED: Mary Fuller. Cotton 2 ourriey Perns 2 Arlington 2 Banning 2 Corona 2 Novo 2 Heroet 1 Rubidoux 1 Rantona 1 North 2 Perrts 3 Arlington 2 Corona 2 Noreo i Hcmet 1 Ramona 2 North league Overall troth football MV 24 Caion Apple V.tlley Cotton 12 Pettis 6 Arlington 12 Arlington 28 North 28 Heme! Rantona 26 North league . TEAM ID. BACK — Jamie Limpkin. Rich McLean. Chris Dedeaux. Shawn Bartley. Jason Aldridge. Marc Driscoll. ROW 2 — Rick Syno- vec. Damon Parker, Jim Frejia. Jason Lowe. Joe . Walter Edwards. Jeff Barron. ROW 3 - Coach DeWitt (Head Coach). Keith Pugh. Mark Reed. Pete Ruppert. David Maikke, John Tennyson. Curtis Morton. Albert Insen. ROW 4 — Coach Rose. Jason Uyemura. Fred Dimesa. n Bradley. Chris Perea. Eric Moore. Lance Richard. Coach Atkinson. FRONT — Tony Ortli. Ron McNeal. David Mann. Duncan Boyd. Ricky Luna. Leo Saldana. Brandon Devers. Richard Laskowski. J.V. Frosh H Sports

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As the ball heads out of bounds, the J.V. team keeps their eyes on it. Freshman quarterback. Ja- son Aldridge starts his pitch to an awaiting half- back. Wide receiver, Shawn Bartley begins his fly pattern for six. J.V. players Mimi Hernandez (MIP) and Joey Kriska discuss a plan to score. Sophomore player Danica Lukens is ready in case Terry Doran needs help with this great save. A quarterback needs protection to get off a good throw. c lose, but oh so far Like last year, the J.V. volleyball team began without a coach. But after Coach Younglove ar- rived, things starting moving uphill. We began with a 4th place finish in the Colton tournament and continued for a successful season winning first place in the Ivy League. A mild setback oc- curred when starter Michelle Lowrance was moved up to fill a vacancy on the varsity. It was a great year, exclaimed Terry Doran. because we had fun and worked together as a team. Because the team did so well, four people shared the MVP award: Danica Lukens. Tiffany Harris. Cathy Arve. and Mary Fuller. Coach Younglove reported, The only disappointing thing was not going undefeated because the girls really de- served it. Welcome freshmen, one and all. Just about any freshman can play on the frosh football team as long as he is loyal and determined to play. Prac- tice started in the heat of August and consisted of mostly conditioning and learning the skills. It looked to be a great season as we mutilated the Cajon Cowboys 24 - 2, but hopes were diminished as we lost the next two in a row. However, overall it was a good season as we beat North to finish tied for third. Offensive MVP was tailback John Tennyson and defensive MVP was linebacker Tim Bradley. Most Improved offensive was Rich- ard McLean and Most Improved defensive was Mark Reed. We Want To Win

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After taking the title from last year ' s champions, Ramo- na. the new champions celebrate. Sophomore. Dwayne Bowman, makes the grab and darts toward the hole. Hard tackling is all part of the game, as Henry Frye stick; his opponent to the ground. Cajon Apple Valley 22 13 Cotton 25 28 Perris 13 46 Arlington 2 52 Corona 34 Norco- 38 Hetnet 40 Ramorta 7 23 North 20 League Overall I he strength is on the line as the Vikings square off against the Hemet Bulldogs. With over 3.000 yards and 37 scores, junior Curtis Butts breaks for another one. Covering the ball. Dwayne Bowman speeds to the space that is unoccupied. We Want To Win