Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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CAMPLI MINISTRY During the I985-86 school year the Campus Ministry Team has presented us with many activities: Opening of School Mass, Shep- herd's Theatre, Thanksgiving Food Drive. Christmas Gift Drive, Fr. Moreau Day. Baccalaureate Mass and Class Retreats. Wally Mikula serves as Director of Campus Ministry and teaches the Theology of Ministry Class. Paul Placido who has been in the Theology of Minis- try Class for two years said. I get a lot more out of this religion class than any other one and I have had a lot of personal growth experiences. Mr. Schweickert-Stary directs the Christian-Commu- 2 nity S Shaugh comm Chanc enioy t over ni and re than I I -.Msg 'um-1 ,N I. Wally Mikula leads the discussion. 2. The Campus Ministry Team Qleft to rightj Ann Martin, Paul Placido. Lisa Ruibal. Jon Lola. Kevin Staszkow. Darryl Pretto. Mr. Schweis- kert-Stary. Anne Ffrench. Dolly Brown. Mr. Mikula. Mia DiGuiIio. and Vicky Breeves. 3. . ..... ie.. Paul Placido listens intently to what Anne has to say. 4. Shepherds Theatre performs vi- gnettes of life at school assemblies. essy OFM coordinates the Sacramental life of the sc nity and assists with the retreat program. Retreats provi for students to get away from it all, unwind, be wild. 4 e company of friends. This year Campus Ministry hosted ht retreat for seniors. .I.B. Brantome attended the retr lied, I got a chance to learn to appreciate my friends m ave ever before. rvice Program at Moreau and also the Key Club. Fr. Ru , ' ' h d V F ,M 34

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4 'A 986 Just Wait 'Til Next Year! The l986 Powder Puff game proved to be extremely intense as the Junior Sting. backed by head coaches Tim Slone and Steve Libby, gained the respect of the over-rated Seniors, and disproved the out-dated idea of total Senior dominance at Moreau. Team unity, high spirits, and determination were key aspects in the Juniors awesome performance! Their offense worked hard against a tough Senior defense, and skillfully broke through for 5 touchdowns. but 4 were drawn back on penalty calls. The Sting defense limited the Express offense to one touchdown and the point after. Thereafter, the Seniors never reached sight of the endzone again. Although the final score read 8 to 6 in favor of the Senior Express. the Juniors demonstrated true dignity and accepted the loss of a deserved victory. As the Junior Sting commended the Seniors of their fine perfor- mance, they held their attitudes of pride for a excellently executed game for what they knew was their win, and most importantly for surprising the Seniors and Moreau - against all odds. Great performances were given by Lisa Alves. Carrie Berlogar, Nanci Quinones, Annie Loggins, Teri Peyton, Lucy Sison, all the coaches. and especially by Chris Roberts for her touchdown charge. -special thanks to Belinda Ordinana for writing this article. Q 2 off the real Winnersl l. Junior Powder Puff cheer leaders Craig Stazkow Matt Lily, Brock McDaniel and Tom Paynter await the Junior players. 2. Chris Rob erts breaks free from Lisa FuchsIin's grasp. 3. The Ju nior Sting Offensive-Defen sive lineman. 4. Cheryl The Fridge Market shows

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