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

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Checking out the bulletin board on journalism, Pam Taylor studies the helpful hints. Thoroughly checking the photos and labeling them are Jonna McClelland and Vanessa Nickell. We Want More L±i v2 Electricity

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Coordinating the ladders for the various sections kept Jill and Pilar busy as they worked well together. Wearing their Valhalla, sweatshirts, Lisa Wilhoit and Tina Wat- son look over the layouts for the next deadline. Sixth period was in charge of Activities, Academics, Clubs Organizations and Sports. Stacey Poole, Toni Linaker, Mark Rodriquez, Christine Castro, Sharon Wallace (As- sistant Editor), and Vicki Brown use brain storming to come up with ideas. In her second year at MoVal, junior Jennifer Shimota was pressed into service to take pic- tures, draw layouts, and write copy. Working to get the Clubs section done are Ed Daniels, Dana Hunter, Alesia Valdez, and Dorian Pew. Organizations

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Cditor-in-chief, Scott Sawyer, makes final plans for the next issue of the paper over the phone. Copy fitting i a very tough job as James Lowe discovers. Journalism ... it sounds like a disease. One that has obviously run it ' s course through the veins of I985 ' s Voyager staff and their advi- sor, Mr. Olson. The responsibility of gather- ing enough copy to fill the pages of the Voy- ager lay mainly on the shoulders of Co-Edi- tors-in-Chief , Scott Sawyer, and Bobby Keck. With the help of Mr. Olson, and the rest of the Voyager staff, the copy was edited, rew- ritten, then pasted up and printed. The pro- cess required two weeks to bring out the paper. Published every two weeks, the Viking Voyager was the most widely read campus publication. Reportedly, Mitterand Sawyer (Scott Sawyer) was heard to say, I don ' t know where else to turn but the Voyager for the latest breaking news!