Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Blood Drive t . gnnnnulrlb fr -af 1 I :My,.,. f,,, n 41 ,.-.,..-1:1 4 1 I Moreau's first blood drive of the 1983-1984 school year occured on Tuesday, October 4. A total of 159 students, parents, and faculty members each donated a unit of blood, which is to be used through- out the community. At the end of the school year, any unused units will be given to Operation Relay, which donates blood to needy con- valescent homes and childrenis hospitals. A second blood drive was held on Tuesday, March 6. 1. Annette Vait has just given her all. 2. Ramon Montemayor checks his temperature. 3. Beth Hormel recovers. 4. Given the circumstances, Mr. Weiss would rather be in Cleveland. 5, Thank goodness it's over!

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Cutspokm The Moreau 1983-84 Bike Club was moderated by Mr. Larry Long, who is now in his sixth teaching year at Moreau. The Bike Club makes the trips to places such as the Russian River, Big Sur, and Lake Tahoe. About 5 to 15 students participate in each trip. lJohnl ll Mrs. Long takes a short break on the way to Lake Tahoe, 2l Jay Austin, Chris Lowe, Joseph Schneitman, Mi- chael Miu, Raymond Wong, Bob Sandhu, and Ron Avisa take Hthe pause that refreshes in the wine country. 3l Greg Gahagan, Scott Campbell, Raymond Wong, Jay Austin, and Renie Wong all seem to be saying, Let's get on with it. 4l Mr. and Mrs. Long and friend are ready to peddle off into the sunset. 5l Ron Avisa rests against his bike. x ' .Ng .5 - ,Q-ig ,r me .,,7 r- , f M 4rr,:..gg 2,3 S f new ruin' 'J . Q 5 . V aff f i . ,L ., 4 . is v-' , 1 . 1 K I Q 3 will if r , 1 . 1 A 4 3 f :Q f ' ff' J tw T i W 4 'li f 'gg' nr Q ll' if ,Q 3' 'F '1 , JN, i 26 L M. v -.A fs . . K v Q U, - ff 3' N Ari ' ' ' fggfffg..,s.,,,uH3 'V . . . R 'V ' , A

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ll Dave Jupina, John Dutra, and Omar Rodriques after a quick run at Squaw Valley. 21 Joan Blancher, Sharon Heffron, An- gela Jackson, and Luisa Costa wait for a chair lift. 3l Joan Blancher, Luisa Costa, Chris Moore, Omar Rodriques, Mary Galvin, and Oscar Pena, finally reach the summit. 'l Skiing Mariners QA f W4 xx! l i WWE, X ,., .Il 4 , JA . i--.svglr X .,. ,fsyl ' 111 ll .g f K ,W - X ni r Ai. l xx .o' :iw Altogether the 1983-84 Moreau Ski Club trips were very memora- ble. The first trip was to Sierra Ski Ranch. With blizzard conditions the skiing was not at all enjoyable but the bus ride back to Moreau made up for it. The second trip to Squaw Valley was made during a sunny and clear day with the unexpected occur- ance of wind at the summit. It was a perfect day for beginners to learn and for advanced skiers to fall down. The next trip was to Kirk- wood which proved to be a perfect day. The snow was a bit soft but did not keep anyone from return- ing with a full face sunburn. There were ski trips planned for April with the hope of fantastic warm spring skiing. No matter what the skiing conditions were, the Moreau Ski Club made the most of it and was not likely to have a bad trip.