Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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1. The Juniors do their best to win during Spirit Week. 2. Jeff Moses Marshall poses for the camara. 3. Mr. Peabody and Mr. Ingram take a break during the Freshmen barbeque. 4. A group of Juniors have timewarped to the time of Moses. 5. Jeff Lewis and his Homecoming date are caught by the camera. 6. Boy do those hamburgers smell good , is what Mark Harper seems to be saying while Mr. Ingram cooks them for the Freshmen barbeque. QMikal

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1. Sterling Saki, from Cal State University, gives parents and students information during college night. 2. Gina Allen and John Curan talk about Santa Clara University. 3. A Saint Mary's speaker answers a parents question. 4. The Senior Class Shows their spirit during Spirit Week. 5. The Junior class goes wild at a rally. This year some events at Moreau high- lighted the involvement ot the Moreau Community. A few of the events were This years Spirit Week competition was one of the very best. All of the classes put up an excellent fight, but again it was the Seniors who prevailed, taking first overall. The sophomores were close behind taking second, the Juniors third, and the Freshmen fourth. College Night this year had one of the biggest turnouts in recent years. Sen- iors, and some juniors went to hear speakers from colleges all over the state. It was, to say the least, informa- tive. Each student who attended heard speakers from St. Mary's, U.C. Santa Clara and a speaker from the whole U.C. system. This year the Freshmen barbeque, which was presented by the administra- H ighligms tion, was an excellent way in which thi Freshmen could become better ac quainted with each other. Mark Harper the spirit coordinator, said, The Fresh men seemed to have a great time eatin hamburgers, and enjoying the day. These events, aside from many others make the Moreau community what it is QMikej

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1. Renee Hernandez, Teresa Sotelo, and Barbara Gordon scam the scene. 2. Julie Greaney prepares a romantic meal for four at the Frosh Box Social. 3. Bobby Grubbs and his partner take up the dance floor. 4. The floor at the Freshmen Box Social is filled with dancers. 5. Moreau's Welcome Dance presents Frank Jose Break Dancin. The variety of dances pre- sented by Moreau's student body usually creates a fun time to be had by all. The memories for each per- son may be different, but we all share some of the same. The Welcome Dance intro- duces you to the new people and starts the new year off -if Q. ' r with a bang! The same is true with the Freshmen Box Social. This is sometimes a frightening ex- perience and other times an exciting new beginning. It gives the Freshmen a chance to meet the people in their class and get to know one in particular. ances H 'ZZ At the Halloween Dance, we take on many character changes. Dressing up makes things more interesting. Moreau takes pride in provid- ing fun and we all seem to ap- preciate it.