Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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1. Andrea Bennett, Bill Thomas, John Eom, Marlo Groves, Belinda Martin, Arlene Guerrero, Denan D'AngeIo, Lisa Puccini, Jane Sweeney, Michelle Raimondi, Judy Halper, Middle Row, Dan Pearce, David Tien, Debby Bosso, Kathy Ritzman, Calh- erine Sullivan, Helen Sheridan, Mr. Bob Collins, Moderator, Back Row, Joe Carson, Arthur Jamison, Phil Saylor, and Liam 0'Connor. Th 1984-85 CSF officers are: Vloe-President, Joe Carson, Secretary!Treasurer, Marlo Groves, Moderator!Tutoring Bob Collins, Co-coordinator, Kathy Ritzman, President, David Tien, and lnot pioturedl Tutoring Co- coordinator, Janet Anderson. Moreau's chapter of the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation has been an active part ot the Moreau Community for the last 6 Years. During The fall semester of the 1984-85 school year, CSF had a total membership of 145 students, composed of 60 seniors and 85 juniors. Once again, the CSF tutoring program gave the club members an oppor- i , gl, 'erik .,..., 4 Y I , Z 1 1 Q . . l J 1 I 1 I 5 . 1 l tunity to help their fellow stL dents. The Chapter also spor sored a field trip to U.C. Davi during this semester. I nteract And CSF

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nder the leadership of Mr. They also sponsored a finger 1 xx Q j X2 1. Mr. Peter Peabody, Moderator, poses for the camera. 2 The 1984-85 Interact members: Front row, Stacey Hendrix Brenda Chermack, Cathy Chu, Back row, Dori Wagoner Tim Fallin, and Michelle Raimondi. Earning through doing, Mor- u's Interact club is a group special individuals who take eir skills and abilities and spread them out into the com- unity. eabody, Interact demon- rates the true spirit of Mor- au's philosophies as they ork towards improving so- al conditions and give to ihers the most precious gift of their time. Through a carnival and craft fair boutique, they assisted the Make a Wish organiza- tion, which is a group who grants final wishes to termi- nally ill children. Each Interact Club is self-gov- erning and self-supporting, though it follows' the by-laws of the international interact club, which provides advisors and works with others to whom the club has obliga- tions involving school, organi- zations and authorities. This year, the club has participat- ed in two major service pro- jects. printing day at Moreau. With the help of Protect Your Child , Moreau was able to open the school to finger print children.