Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

Page 15 text:

lf' K - Y Q if . is .E .lf . sagem.. i- .ix:W,,, A X we L:, :LE . 5 L a g., ef X . .t ,. , ' li 3 i -of-' 'st ii if' 1. Q.. 1 Q .- 1, ,--553 ...s M. H K -52:52. - -pa -Qtffiv 5- , 'Va-13: ' - f M 5? 2-1 db X 'i N , N .1 . 5 K N X A .Q wk.: 1: 3 .. S, it ti . Q. 2 - 4 1 . ..., 3 1 .:.,: J : n .gi 'N . 1. Don Aniano is called out to cut his moves. 2. Tony Garcia complains that a doctors salary isn't enough. 3. The students crowd the floor at the Welcome Dance, 4. Scott Gier wonders it he has enough pounds to get back home to Britian. 5, Gerald Montegani gets into some smurf action. 6. All kinds ol strange characters attended the Halloween Dance. l 3 its mf N iiiii f.

Page 14 text:

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.

Page 16 text:

1. Tom Plowman takes part in a school mass. 2. Mr. Mikula doing his impresonation of Bruce Springsteen. 3. I Wally Mikula, Tom Plowman, I and Kevin Statskow seem to be having fun bringing an alter for mass. 4. The campus ministry singing group sing their hearts out at mass. N5 Q M ,,f.Lf 5, ,..f la-1X x ,f sf -fr ,N-' , ,4f'w5l1Y,f' is l I Q r. 1 ,Q g .. 4, l Na- y . ., 5. A L Q .f ww - -- During the 1984-85 school year the Campus Ministry Department has become more visible than ever be- fore. At the beginning of the year they published an introductory booklet in order to familiarize the students with the main ministry leaders, Mr. Wally Mikula is the Director of Campus Ministry: Mr. Michael Schwickert-Stary dir- ifi 'TL' l ' . . s E Q' it the ects the Christian Community Ser- vice Program and has become a fa- miliar face to most seniors, Father Rusty Shaughnessy OFM, our regularly visiting priest, has led our school masses and helped on the retreats. The Theology of Ministry is a small religion class which teaches leader- ship skills and spreads God's wo through retreats, mission colle tions, and such after school discu sion and activity groups as Ekklee and Koinoina fat Cal States Car pus Ministry Centerj. The class al: publishes a quarterly news letter keep the students informed. ampu Ministry