Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Each year the Song Girls are regarded as enter- tainment during football and basketball games. This is only a partial display of their spirit and abilities. The Song Girls perform at many competitions. go to camp during the summer while practicing the re- maining weeks, and they practice 2 to 3 hours a day, 3 days a week. Their dedication to their sport is a year round committment, unlike a regular single sea- son sport. They not only practice all summer, but they continue cheering and competing throughout football and basketball seasons. Y 9 -.. . -nl Lynette Duran we f' f fm .naw Mia DiGiulio ' 1: n I A Laura Caeton In Sharon Baldoza l- The l985-86 Song Girls. 2. The Song Girls go wild upon receiving 2nd place at Omega. H 3. Laura Caeton is momentarily stunned by the e camera. a 4. Sabrina Burigsay and Michelle Nolan have no d doubts in their mind about who's gil, 5. The Song Girls show us their stuff at the first outdoor rally. Sabrina The S as their very well rally and half tim tic Circl brina Bu if you've an under ng Girls use Drum Talk by Nick Kirchoff ompetition cheer. It has apparently worked as they placed 2nd in the Omega Kick-Off Ist at the Chabot competition. Some of their songs include, You Spin Me Round , Mys- and New Attitude. Head Song Girl, Sa- igsay, states We have a lot of talent, and ever seen them perform, you'Il agree that's statement. X A . Wendy Polettl 4 'i Stl Lori Yamaguchi MPP' we A,- Amy Wixson lv! x .1 AV ,U Michelle Nolan 9 l

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Gooo Mor-eau , where have you heard this be- fore? Well if you were ever at a football or basketball game you probably heard it from IO girls all dressed the same, screaming their hearts out. This years Varsity Cheer went to Omega with a reputation to uphold. They took second overall and the Mariner crowd won the most spirited award. All of the hard work and practice really payed off. al i The The tion The i985-86 Varsity Cheerleaders. Cheerleaders spring into ac- at the Omega Rally. cheerleaders perform at one of the many pep rallies held throughout the year. Kelly Halligan defies gravity at the Omega rally. It all started early in the year at the cheerleading camp where the girls had to work for their fun. And they had a lot of fun. This years squad has only 3 seniors on it. Dixie Dixie Harrison. Chris Singer, and Sandy Coltharp. was chosen as head cheerleader by the squad. Chris and Dixie have been cheering for Moreau since freshman year and this is Sandy's second. H e a d Dixie Harrison Chris Singer Sandy Coltharp Laura Stanley Darlene Teixeira Milarose Baleva Kiersten Vandenakker Theresa Young Kelly Halligan Nellie Montero