Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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'ai ill Judy Madge and Vanessa Crone sing along with the group. f2l Saul Rodriguez and Denean D'Angelo make plans for a retreat. l3l Saul Rodriguez and David Villarreal watch over the group. l4l Mr. Schweickert-Starry talks with the Freshmen on their retreat. l5l Roseann Sullivan and Cheri Bartholomew try to find the right page. - l V of l yr iii . ei 8 , ...... l ' 'wmsxam '

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ya' .Lx sw: J-ff' z ill David Villarreal sings at an all- school mass. f2l Raymond Wong does his Thrill- er impersonation. f3l Mr. Schweickert-Starry leads the discussion. C41 The Freshmen get to know each other. I5l Mr. Mikula demonstrates his ex- pert karate moves. iw . Camp-u Ministry We want to present Christian Unity as a life-changing relation- ship with God. We hope to give more than the academic side of religion, says Campus Ministry Director Wally Mikula. He be- came director after Michael Schweickert-Stary assumed leadership of the Christian Com- munity Service Program. X Also involved were Juniors Da- vid Villarreal and Denean D'AngeIo, and Seniors Saul Ro- driguez and Tracey Telles. The team planned at least two or three activities each month. These included retreats, all- school masses, the Thanksgiving Food Drive, the Christmas Gift Drive, and the weekly Mission Collections. The Campus Ministry Team is al- ready looking forward to next year and new activities. These ac- tivities include a Break Away program and the new Theology in Ministry class.

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Vice-President Heidi Wixson u at Hoser if Q6 Activities Commissioner Shannon Rodrigues Headbanger' t f ssiissii siss School Historian John Hatheway t i . The Can Man The ASB under the new direction and guidance of moderator, Ms. Virginia Saenz, designated Breaking Away as their theme for this year. This theme represented a goal in which the Council strived to serve the student body by breaking away from tradition and meeting new challenges and at the same time, setting and maintaining a standard of excel- lence. i'Commitment is what turns dreams into realities. And the Student Council which consisted of 47 offi- cers worked together to achieve and succeed in the planning and organizing of behind the scenes activi- ties, such as the annual book days and freshman orientation program. ASB sponsored events included Spirit Week, Christmas Ball, Powder Puff Football, Blood Drives and other social activities. The Council sought individuals who normally do not get involved to participate in the activities. The Leadership Class consisting of the ASB officers and some class officers also had the opportunity to meet and talk with the Principal, Bro. Joe, about upcoming activities and school issues which con- cerned the student body. .EMM-gs retary-Treasurer ndrea Varnl Anarea Senate Leader Jlm Santiago Slimmy Jimm yn Joselyn Yuson The Top Banana -- f President ' in Ll if ay 2 aw J 2 W , .7773 .af-pale , Q9 it ff dv' ffgwggfs 'lf , 414 A' ff, - .. I iffifwi' . av ,J-, Communications Commissioner 'M' Terri Leavitt Qfa.,o...-, Brooke