Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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I . , , X .Q ., l X 1. Mark Bubba Johnson laughs be- cause he's not at Moreau like his friends. 2. Mike Schuyler puts on safety glasses before working on an engine. 3. Steve Nahm wishes his car looked that good! 4. Rodolfo Lagman, Don Flnkes, Dan Benttencourt, Mike Schuyler, and Ricky DeAnda take a break to smile for our camera. 5. Ricky DeAnda works hard on an ens gine. 'iff ,M.1 x E Q n s, Horsepower!! ROC lRegional Occupational Centerl offered a wide variety of classes this year for people who wanted an early start in planning their future. Classes such as com- puter programming, auto me- chanics, upholstery, Cosmetolo- gy, and many others. Moreau students who took ROC attended 3 classes at Moreau and the rest of their time at the Re- gional Occupational Center in Hayward. The ROC program offers classes beyond textbooks. It offers the opportunity to develop skills and experience working with tools and equipment often used in everyday working situations.

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1. The Chess Club of 1984. 2. Mr. Breiger challenges Dino Gambina. 3. Kenny Fong snickers at a bad move. 4. Leonard Carty visits the Computer Club. 5. Anthony Spangler takes time out for a picture. 6. The Apple Vlasters of 1984. 1 pple Masters i 814 S i Ji X N li . I

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.-alla. ' .1 I Z . 3 0 ' N' T' . - 7 ',d', ,f, X -x l i 1 2. 3. 'fflig ' David McCrossen and Sharon Villeral are working during join a club week. Sandra Mittlebuscher and Shar- on Villareal pose for the camera. The Silver Spurs, from left to right: Dee Dee Lauler, Orinda Schneitman, Diana Lile, Diane Janssen, Jim Gallager, Sandra Mittlebuscher, Sharon Villar- eal, Christina Roberts. 'TEV 'id A new addition to Moreauls student activi- ties program the Silver Spurs, a collec- tion of equestrian enthusiasts who hope to share their love of riding.