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

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Keeping the crowd cheering was their job on Friday nights. SONG LEADERS BACK — Lisa Masters, Kim Seanoa, Jonna McClelland, FRONT — Melanie Grace, Esther Camacho, Benjawan Williams, Stacey Poole, Kelly Bryson. JV CHEER BACK — Mira Lewis, Mitzi Sneary, Leigh Landon. ROW TWO — Denise Lowrence, Tara Butler. FRONT — Amy Sawyer, Tricia Zackowski, Amie Clark. VARSITY CHFfKBACK — Jarrod Kumura, Shelly Owens, Mike Lewis, Mike Bunuan, Jamie Lee, Tiffany Prall. FRONT — Jayson Cottam, Brenda Gorne, Vicki Brown, Carrie Shawler. From practice pyramid to performance pyramid, the hard work pays off. Now it ' s time for relaxation in the stands before the Varsity game. Pom and 1 Cheer

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he 85-86 school year now offi- cially over, bWieht memories of tri- umphs and tragedie s, both on the local and worldfcvide ' Tront. FrtxjCThe. successful CityvZouncil recall in the year-old city of Moreno Val- ley, to the presidential election in the Philippines, o the clash of strong wills in the Gulf of Sidra, fro local prosperity to the realization o worldwide hunger and famine, this has been a year to remember. The goal of brotherhooo wa worked for in many ways including the organization of Hands Across America, Live-Aid, FarmrAtd -We Are the World. Band-Aid.V ' d FeeX the World. No matter what it was called, the purpose was to help those in t eed, those starving and less for tunaVe. Otrer artists united against AparipeM faced the issue of South African N cism, and March for Peace stressed their desire for nu- clear disarmament. W rrtew necKthe loss of the six Challenge- astronauts and one teacher, and the untimely passing of lerous entertainers such as Rock fudson, Orson Wefles, and Yul Bryn- ner rts field, Pete Ros ing 4192 careet hits. ,et Willian The y and the Ctmraf r wl XX win over the latriots (pr the Super- or the ICansas City alV tth game win to take the eries from the StTLouis Car- dinals? j Locally, the formerly vacant lots of SunnymeaM continued to- ' become the housing tracks ana shopping complexes of Moreno Valley. Trans- portation became easier with the addition of new stop lights and RTyVs expansion. And our own popu- atiqn crunch snpwed promise of re- ig of a new high school was f inal ly begun Ed N. and Sieve H.