Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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IQ . f ' , YU-L -lm ' +04 I XA YQ, , f 1' ' Sz. f ,Q 1 - Pep Club fpictured left to rightl top row 1. Amelee Rodger 2. Shoonon Lewis 3. Belinda Martin 4. Hee Sook Yoo 5. Monique Vianna 6. Stacey Hendrix 7. Cathy Chou 8. Moni- que Vianna 9. Vivian Chu bottom row 1. Arlene Guerrero 2. Espi Licad 3. Anna Remedios 4. Yvette Benavidez 5. Sandra Lu- cas 6. Jennifer Reyes 7. Sabrina Goldassio 8. Dee Louis 9. Mr. Morneau Two totally different clubs, Moreau's Peppers and Block M members, share the same common interest. They both want to boost the spirit within Moreau throughout the entire community. Unique in their own way, Block M letter men and women give their in- put through their athletic abili- ties. Being athletes they real- ize the importance of suppq of fans in any competition f does the Pep Club. They a knowledge that support in t game is only second most t winning it. Headed by M Morneau both clubs are run ning strong and he hope some of their enthusiasm w rub off on the rest of the stt dent body. B lock M And Pep Club

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1 Rick De Anda works on a car. 2. The Hayward Beauty School. 3 Jennifer Rivera types quickly. 4. Rick De Anda takes time for his picture. 5. Jennifer Rivera dilegently types. dl . i X The blood drive fopposite pagej and R. O. C. may on the outside appear to be two dit- terent subjects but are very closely related. Giving blood can one day save the lite of someone you may or may not know, and Fl. O. C. is pumping new blood into the work force of America. The blood drive has attracted some celebrity types to Moreau such as Nurse Kellye of MfAfSfHf. She showed us that she cared by helping out in the Octobi blood drive. R. O. C. he helped young adults to learn trade and in turn they an helping America becorr great. ew Blood In The Wo