Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

Page 49 text:

1. Todd Wong makes the right move. 2. Rick Gomez thinks out his next play 3. David Widmayer tries his hand at chess. 4. Mr. Breiger offers some needed advice. 5. Mike Franzwa counts his winnings. 6. Ron Holtman gets a kick out of playing chess. V

Page 48 text:

1. Allen Steinberger works on a new program. 2. Allen Steinberger takes a break from computers. 3. Mrs. Nichols discusses a new concept. 4. The club listens intently to Mrs. Nichols. 5. Mark Perez wizzes through his program. The Computer Club at Moreau has had a successful year under the guidance of Mrs. Nichols. The members spend many hours on the keyboards participating in various activities. These include such things as a beginners workshopg for some background about computers be- fore they go into things like game competitions, graphics contest, and computer game sessions on Fri- day afternoons after school. As one i i l l member added that the computer is the future for the world. People had better learn now what is what or be left behind later. The Moreau Knights Chess Club has likewise had an exciting and very active year. Under the leadership of Mr. McEntee and as- sisted by Mr. Breiger and Mr. Weidmayer, the clubs president Rick Gomez, Vice-President Mike Franzwa and Treasurer Serga Zanderey all agree that the clL meets many of its goals that it se for itself. The club usually mee weekly to challenge each other ar go over some tough situations player might encounter in a gam The main purpose of the club is promote a greater interest in che and to create a high standard fellowship. S trategies For The Fl

Page 50 text:

1. Mike Schuyler is preparing one of the pages for the yearbook. 2. Casey Moreno, one of the new staif members, is learning some basic yearbook procedures. 3. Kathy Frey works hard to get the job done. 4. Chuck Walters takes time to relax after working hard at school. 5. Darla Barlow, this years Editor, has fun doing her many chores to get the yearbook finished. 5. Suzzanne Higgins is experiencing another hectic day as yearbook advisor for the second year. 7. Casey Moreno has too much work to do to stop and give a smile to the camera. lbarlat Jas. 6 4 -fx 1 -vi IF, Q, a :UK 2 I -f' , J . V. .f ,7 Q 3 f A wr --N WSE FLY r .wi PP The 1985 yearbook's theme is a direct result of the con- tinuous changes taking place at Moreau High School. The expanded counseling on the third floor premiered this year along with the new tardy poli- cy. The Christian Community Service project continued for the second year and Moreau was honored with an Exem- plary School award. fi , Q 1? S3 is a-..,' X' ' K - 9iW -- Strategies Changes are obviously occur- ing! Changes have occured within the yearbook itself. Returning Moderator, Suzanne Higgins has employed the use of stu- dent photographers and writ- ers not on the yearbook staff - s A. 143- as well as the student edit Darla Barlow and clas mates Chris Madsen ar John Weaver who are gui ing this years production wi their knowledge from la year. Once again the cor pany producing the yearboi will be Josten's - the sar company which produces tl school's rings. Katy Sulliva econd Time Around Q54 XA x ka: X X if t