Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Staff Box Editor-in-chief: James Hoover Assistant Editors: Robert Zielinski, Chris- tine Davis, Allison Smith, Janice Tso, Lloyd McKee Staff Writers: John Bliss, Aina Engalla, Sharon Heffron, Angela Jackson, Pete Lopez, Robert Nunes lThe Shadowi, Helen Ring Photographers: Cam Berlogar, Tim Silva iFront Rowi: Ana Salgueiro, Christine Davis, Angela Jackson, Kerri Smith, Jenny 0'Connor, Diane Teixeira, CSecond Rowi: Janice Tso, Isabel Ford, Lynnette Cardwell, Allison Smith, Robert Nunes, Keith Clayton, Pete Lopez, Linda Fereira, Marie Chikhani, Cristina Celotti, Susan Dorrance, Mr. McEntee fmoderatori, lThird Rowi: Marlene Nei- deffer, Stephanie Smith, John Bliss, John Stone, Tom Neuerburg, lBack Rowi: James Hoover, Shannon Rodrigues, Robert Zielinski, Quinn McArthur, John Nolting, Charles Pierce, Cam Berlogar, Robbie Hendrie, Brian Fokes, Joe Davis, Robert Abele and Mike Klein Ji li -- CD The Shadow, Robert Nunes, observes and takes notes for his delightful column. 121 The Explorer editors: Robert Zielinski, James Hoover and Christine Davis The -Explorer - Mr. McEntee's Journalism class ino returning staff mem- bersi made up the 1984 Explor- er staff. Six members of the class shared editorial responsi- bilities. This year, changes were made in improving the physical ap- pearance and the content of the newspaper. The school paper took the appearance of a com- mercial newspaper. Editor-in- chief James Hoover envi- sioned the paper's purpose as belonging to the whole school and not as the staff's paper. In its implementation of this theme, the Explorer staff cov- ered mostly school issues which were of great interest to the stu- dent body. In addition, the staff encouraged the student body to express their opinions by writ- ing the Editor. Another colorful aspect of the paper was the return of The Shadow with his fascinating in- sights and impressions of the Moreau Community. l i

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