Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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FI E ARTS: ALIVE A D WELL MORE This year The Voyager staff decided to set aside a couple of pages to show off the work of some of our talented writers and artists. We are proud to have some outstanding work coming out of our Art and English departments. Unfortunate- ly the accomplishments of these talented people often go unrecognized since they are not as visible as some of the other school activities. We feel that the inclusion of the arts in a schooI's curriculum is necessary for a truly complete education. Students who excel in this area are a valuable asset to the Moreau community. Moreau's English and Art Departments offer a variety of courses for Science Fic ture are but spiring writers and artists. Literature and Film. ion, Ethnic Literature and 20th Century Litera- a few of the English courses that students may take. Our Art department has courses ranging from Fashion Design and this year s course, an We appla appreciate t Commercial Art to Drawing and Painting, and aw the development of our first Art History unusual specialty class for a high school to offer. d the artists and writers of our school, and e beauty and interest that their creativity adds to our lives. 1 f if it ' i A-' , -g.,W 1' ' A -fi . 252' 2. -.X A -Q 42 A. 7 Special Artists: From left to right. top to bottom. Priscilla Faso. Tary Kaylor. Frank Jose. Steve Seitz. Todd Wong. Lisa Otrambo. Tina Baugh. Mark Camarena. Veronica Xavier. Bill DeRidder. and Chris Vas- quez, I. Chris Vasquez tries to decide how he's going to paint his next painting. 2. Marcia Den- ham flips through a magazine searching for ideas. 3. Lisa Otrambo seems to really enjoy art. 3A

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Truth She chases you - is always a half step behind. Don't slow your pace or you'II feel her soothing sting. Seconds pass - now hours then days . . . years: the chase will never end for fear of blindness' death. Tary Kaylor '86 Lisa Otrambo Friendship is: A push when you're stopped A hand when you're stuck A smile when you're sad A hug when you're down A call when you're lonely A path when you're lost Friendship is Forever ,.v...,,, You've seen him before The iron hand of the school The push broom mustache He walks slow and cool His hands in his pockets Or jingling his keys Murmurs and whispers Sound like bees Wherever he qoes the students hearts quicken The nervous air Seems to thicken Some how you know He knows where you've been He probably does He's the Dean of Men r 1 ns' J , 5 Bill DeRidder Tina Baugh '86 .0- lil-. ,E .. ' 4 A light when it's dark 1- sie.. w,,,,,, nj? '. Jennifer Watson '86 . ' 7 Marcia Denham Bridge to Heaven Watching the stars in the night sky eyeing the clouds lazily drifting by Dreaming again lying on the turf close to God and Mother Earth A breathtaking view by the Lord God's hand and then I'll sleep and be where I began Steve Seitz '88 41

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JAZZ BA 1 XV k.X 'lA J... gi on 15 T T fir. -T 1 F Small But Full of Jazz he Jazz Band worked hard all year, starting in September and going through until late May or e. The band was under the direction of Dale Wolford for the third year. This year's band is nller than in past years. There are only fourteen members in this year's jazz band. The ophone section is made up of: Roger Quezada playing baritone saxophone, Johna Escobar I Rousalyn Partido playing tenor saxophone, and Marjorie Martin and Tim Crooks playing alto Izphone. Beth Johnson. Glenn Dishman, David Timmons and Vanessa Morishige comprise the pet section. ln the rhythm section. Teri Amouroux plays piano Celectricj. Randy Cariveau I Charlton Barreto play drums, Helena Partido plays keyboards. and Kevin Smith plays guitar fctric bassj. Although they have no brass instruments except the trumpets the jazz band lifes up for it in the quality of their playing. Their performances included: jazz festivals, Meet eau Day, the Christmas concert, champagne concert, and spring concert. The jazz band will ompany the marching and symphonic bands this year to Canada to participate in the World fo '86. l'm sure they will be great representatives. I. Helena Partido smiles as she plays the new toy , the Yamaha DX 7. 2. Kevin Smith watches his music closely as he picks out the notes on his guitar. 3. Johna Escobar stands to play her solo for the group. 4. The Moreau High School Jazz Band I985-86. 5. Glenn Dishman blasts away on his trumpet. 43