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

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The invasion began on October 14 as students voted for Mr. Legs and Home- coming Queen. Thursday, toga day was also the day of the Homecoming assembly. Special presentations were given by M.C.Q.P., our own recording star; the pep squadsj and Josten ' s Rings awarded a beautiful ring to Activities Director, Mr. H. David Olson. Also, at the assembly, Greg Panes was crowned HHHMHHHHHIH1 Mr. Legs. He earned this awesome honor because his legs raised the most money — $8.57. Putting the cream on the top were the Toga Kings at- tempting to fill cups with whipped cream. The cups were delicately blanced on the noses of the queen can- didates. The highlight of the week was the dazzling homecoming parade. It is get- ting more difficult to pull off this feat each year as the city gets larger and larger. Mr. Stepp, beloved math teach- er, was asked to be the Grand Marshall and delighted everyone by wearing a strange mask and tossing candy to the crowd.

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w- CM i Some people feel summer and weekend activites are closely intertwined and the only events worth living for. After all, weekends were miniature versions of summer for many of us. For some, summer activites included going to camps. Oth- ers enjoyed the beach, and hanging out and having fun with the gang. But there is a darker side to summer. To some, summer means work, yes, that ' s right, workl Not everyone can live it up during their summer vacation. And then as soon as you really get into the groove of summer, the school bells ring, and all you have to look forward to is the light at the end of the tunnel. The light came in the form of weekends, a time to let loose those wild feelings that were bottled up (for the most part) during school. Weekend activities included hanging out at the bowling alley, movie theatre, sporting events, and, of course, working. But far or near, here or there, excitement was just around the corner and ready for the taking. Patiently teaching his young student how to bowl in his job as a bowling coach is junior John Ferguson. Taking orders at Wendy ' s keeps Andrea Stafford busy after school and on the weekends. Weekends are filled with fun and junkfood for Mike Rocchio, Roger Hendrickson, Danny Bradley, and Matt Soldan.

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Our championship competition ROTC drill team shows their fine execution of commands during the Homecom- ing Parade. Chocolate or vanilla? Mr. Williams, Dr. An- derson, and Dr. Broncatello were kept busy dishing out the ice cream cones. The rewards are few and far be- tween, but this one was definitely well deserved as Mr. John Doersam and Josten ' s Rings recognized Mr. Ol- son ' s hard work for the school. The first place award went to the Interact float. Fancy was the word for the car (which belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Stone) that drove Mr. Stepp, Grand Marshall, down the parade route. Students voted for their favorite Mr. Legs by deposit ing pennies in jars in front of pictures of these winsome appendages. Candidates were: Kenny Holman. Eric Bell, Greg Panos, Mike Teyechea, and Steve Lounsbury. Going, going gone! to the highest bidder is Tiffany Anderson. A.S.B. president, who will carry books for another all day tomorrow. Coming