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

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1 1 Charles Bailey Ronald Barker Michelle Basurto Chauncey Becktes Glen Behrend Samaniha Bellino Angelica Blessing Mark Bolasky Jason Boyd Stephanie Brodeur Jill Butcher Javier Cabrera Steven Canfield William Clooney Cornelius Coca Bernie Codilla Alv ' m Collins Javier Cuevas Raul Cuevas Walter Dabelow Neal Danz Michael Dart Warwin Davis Robert DelToro Donnie Dixon Patrice Ennis Anthony Farrell Jeffery Fassett Robert Gleason Thomas Golgosky Richard Gotschall Tangela Grant Chris Grogan Tim Gue Felicia Hale Craven Harris James Heron Natsuko Hirata William Holmes Kenith Hovren Gina Howard Brian Hyde Stephen Johnson Ronald Kennedy Sofie Kersby Michael Krava Cesar Lorenzo Ronald Lovelace Pedro Lugo Ricky Malachi Jeannette Marshall Myrna Martinez Due Ky McKinney John Mendiola Henry Mora Jed Nesmith Keisher Nicholson Lisa Old Guillermo Olivas Mark Palmer Michael Palmer Quincy Parks Charlotte Phillips Derek Pierre Tanna Price Lena Prieto Julio Ramos William Roberts Paula Sanchez Tammy Sartain Wendy Schuler Hope Shaw Joey Sherley David Silvia Kevin Smith Mark Soboleske Arthur Stoner Raymond Taitano Charles Taylor Angele Thibodsux Jhuan Trieu Richard Valadez Joseph Valenzuela Yer Vang Johny Walz Russell While Donald U .m? Esther Williams Joseph Williams Sean Williams Carri Wyalt Kenneth Yopp Bailey 2) U Yopp

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I WE 1 I he classroom is where the action takes place and where the ground work is set for academics. Getting the most out of the li- brary are senior Brian Hyde and junior Fran- cine Howe. No surprises in this kitchen, not many anyway for Amy Tait and friends. Gar- bage in, garbage out. Or maybe it ' s Pascal in and Basic out as Brian Fiesta works hard at his terminal. here were over 150 classes of- fered at MoVal. That meant that there should have been something for everybody from college prep classes, to vocational classes, to re- quired and elective classes. New classes offered this year included: Forensics and Debate, and bowling. Most used our four years in high school as an important step in the ladder of higher education. Among other things, we learned about the real world and how to survive in it. It came as a surprise to some to real- ize that the subjects that were being studied now would be useful in life after high school. Although many of us were moti- vated by our interests in extra curricular activities, it was the cur- ricular or academic aspect of school that our lives centered around. From the CAP tests for sen- iors to the Academic Decathlon to the Indio Date Festival for fine arts and the Livestock shows for agricul- ture, curricular activites required a lot of extra time and effort, but the hard work usually paid off in prizes and honors which made us all proud. J J J.