Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Future Omega hamps? Hey, boys and girls . How do you feeI? . Well you had better feel good because we're out here doing our best to make sure that you do. We all have to give this year's Junior Varsity cheerleaders a big pat on the back for all of their hard work and dedication to our football and basketball teams. Let's admit it. our sports events wouldn't be the same without them cheering us along. If you thought that you recognized some of the squad members from last year it's because this years J.V. squad is the same squad from last years fresh- mans'. Cheerleading gives me a chance to meet other people and make new friends. It allows me to particpate in many of the schoo!l's activities in a very unique way . These are the feel- ings of veteran cheerleader Kristen Russo and probably for the rdst of the squad as well. The girls have a great time out there ever. Head tough doing what they do best. having fun. There were. how- Iong and tedious practices that took alot of patience. cheerleader Trish Boyle and the rest of the squad will be to beat in future Omega rallies. l985-86 J.V. Cheerleaders: left to right. Grainne chelle Assum. Karen Rich, Trish Boyle. Kelli Warner. Tami Pena. Chantel Medeiros. Russo. l. lt can't be that bad up there Kristen . 2. The J.V. cheerleaders perform at a football game. 3. Michelle Assum and Grainne Sweet- man are friends forever. 4. Karen Rich doesn't seem as amused at the basketball game as do Tammy Pena and Kristen Russo. 9 7f13'?i2ff.Nf will - v gfifiu 2, . -- - ew... . .5 ,fgegsm KV: W

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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

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Surprising New Talent This year. as in previous years, we received a new batch of cheerleaders to support our sports events. These young ladies went through a long process of try outs and eliminations in the beginning of the year to get where they are today. They really earned their spot. After making the squad, the new rookies found out the thrills of trying to make the crowd of a football game cheer on their team. W ' The l985-86 Frosh Cheer: Xochilt Benadict, Kim Tuazon, Stella Ferreira. Zenny Agullana. Kristin Troiano, Melissa Granados. Tiffany Torquemada, and Sophia Tavares. The girls not only learned how to encourage partici- pation and spirit but also how to do it in sub-freezing weather. It turned out to be a lot of work and they did an excellent job. Coordinator, Sarah Simonian, says, l was so surprised to see how quickly these young ladies caught on. They were so organized as if they've done it before. You can't single out the most spirited in this group. I, Sophia Tavares and Kim Tuazon get iumpy for the camera. 2. Stella Ferreira nd Tiffany Torquemala seem to be mused at one of the rallies. 3. Wait a inutel Hold that poseI. 4. The Freshman heer strut their stuff. S. Melissa Grana- os isn't too sure of what's going on. Na9f'9