Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Song Leaders 1. Wouldn't Gina look better green? 2. i'We Feel good- Oh we feel so good- Ughhh!! Mike McDonald, Ron Proto and Gordon Furlong, lead the crowd in their favorite cheer at Omega. 3. The squad gets ready to show the crowd what lVl.H,S. is made out of. Smiling faces, a jazzy beat, and well choreographed dance steps characterize Moreau's Songirls. They dance their way into the hearts of the judges in the com- petitions they entered, as well as those of the student body. A combination of good luck and days of practice added to the success of the girls at the Ome- ga Rally. They received 3rd place, and also with a combined score with the cheerleaders, were given the Sweepstakes, award. This meant that because of their school spirit, songirl score, and cheerleading score they had the highest overall to- tal. At the Miss Drill Team Inter- national Competition, held in Los Angeles, there were girls from as far away as South Afri- ca, Japan, and Australia. They 4. Peggy Lynch and Monica Granados announce Moreau High School with pride. 5. Monica and Shelly sigh in relief as they finish a well done routine. 6. During the excitement of Omega, Kim Lyen gives it her all. performed flawlessly and missed first place by only 3 points. According to Gina Allen, support from the athletes, teachers, parents, and friends gave us the extra spirit to per- form well. The key to a shining season was definitely the avid support. 7' 'f ., 'sw' if

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Moreau's Spectacular Varsity songirls from left to right: Clariss Carbonel, Kim Lyon, Darnell Tureaud, Gina Allen, Monica Grandados, S ' Shelly DiGuilio, Karen Wenzler, Cory Baldoza, and - S' Stephanie Orozco. ' if Y . ,f . A ,IZ-3, ..- ' ps4 , X A : . ' .ls 50.1 S if ., H. , wr' 4 J .1 - ' , , S ,', 4. .. 0, ' F my Q . , Ln, X Rl' 58,1 . ? l ,kwin :F , X v V wx , , 1. .A wk' M '-

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Egypt- Mmm' f' Yrs . . as QD The girls line-up and wait for the ball to be hiked. j2l Mark VanLoon decides who was in the wrong. t3l The Juniors get ralled-up before the game. 141 The Senior cherrleaders do their routine ending in a pyramid. Three weeks of practice with bumps and bruises paid off for the senior Clash II . The game ended with a score of 20-12. The Silver and Black Junior Attack played a good game but it wasn't good enough to beat the seniors. Touchdowns for the seniors were made by Laura Milano, Sandy Sanchez, and Jana Heinlein. Touchdowns for the juniors were made by Shanon Galloway and Mary MacPherson. Both teams played well. Entertainment at half-time was provided by the cheerleaders with on-field water fights. The ju- nior guys in their black shirts and .,, .W N ,J 'W 4' uf, seniors in red provided laughter to the spectators. The juniors, coached by Mr. Crosthwaite, and the Seniors coached by Mr. Serrao, will noi have the chance to battle agair but the juniors will be back tc take on another class in anothei game of Flag Football. lDarlaJ