Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

Page 56 text:

nw? ,Q 5.0 Q Lf Q S , Q E avjgwazfg F WV My WM W2 3' Www A W fha M ,Ami if aww X 1 1 f ., ,ln mm: 2+ X32 WWJ Q Y , +4 .A 4 ,Q my a ' Af' 1 pa lv I

Page 55 text:

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.

Page 57 text:

- J, Ah , Q- Slriii n Cstudentus upus closusl - A . f ,L L, 55 ' if ' , L ' 'F 3'-7 f'T'r-'-vis -Q - -to--sf3:f:f: 'I ,IJ il Lu..- l X -R X i X--Q L . Brain bulging wil-ln new-First hand knowledge of all aspects ofgovernment, politlcsancl lilie in qenemi X Half used tp be wmplefel,g.+mi9h+s heibreweekin washington, .C. Z Ears thmbbingfmm lis+eninq to Q -ay Q Speakers all week and from listen- i f' ing to l.ouD,disco at Sinai dance. it Bags undereyes from late hours A ond hectic. pace 0f'dC+iVl'i,i6S V -lyeck pfrmqfneritly derrfzed - ul - l O C ff' l CQ .- eQ,mPPeCYwiQh zlgogitrns H' ' ' So tic tm c - G -' lngrgboossxfouvewlrggxd S 4 on Exhaust-ect roommate i A happy heart -from ot week uery well spent Strain on slacks incurred from collision unthcx small 'tourist Q wi+h Q soda N fg gore legs and l l allen archesfrom l walkin around Capitol Hill angwalking around Wdshingtornand walk- ing,ancl walking and waikmgm Mr. Maxwell dreams of , climbing Capitol Hill f YV Close-Up This year's Close-Up partici- pants, accompanied to Wash- ington, D.C. by Mr. Jim Max- well in February, got the chance to watch the govern- ment being run, up close. They were able to visit the his- toric sights of the Nation's Ca- pitol, such as the Capitol Building, the Lincoln Memori- al, and the Washington Monu- ment. Participants were able to learn how our government is run by hearing speakers at the Pentagon and other gov- 1985 Moreau Close-Up pafrfcfpanrs- ernment buildings. They heard speakers talking about defense, foreign relations, education, the press, and many other subjects. They were also able to talk with Congressman Pete Stark. Close-Up participants had long days, but got many re- wards, such as a trip to a din- ner theatre, a tree day, and a goodbye dance. Uohnl Jim Antonini David Bartalini Terry Galbrealh Shannon Galloway John Koslosky Ian Land Ellen Lanzone Chris Oliva Amanda Olsen Meghan 0'Neil Monica Pavon Wendy Rager Mike Rice Ernie Silva Liz Sollitt Christina West