Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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KI CLUB This year's I985-86 Ski Club is a good one. This has always been one of Moreau's biggest clubs and the members enjoy themselves every year. Mr. Watson has been the club's moderator for four years and says that he has always enjoyed this sport and has been skiing for about twenty years. Their fi rst ski trip this year to Squaw Valley attracted forty-seven members to come along. And if the snow is good, the club February. It looks I still going ill take another trip to Kirkwood at the end of orty-seven students plan to join this trip also. lke this years Ski Club got off to a good start and is strong. I X . , s W , - S x ' K X .- 'vis uirsw as nl? . 'sv 'f X . .J ' W .. . 1 -ef N HN: 'llillsmm tv '1-.an.a.,t '55 I. The I985-86 Moreau Ski Club. 2. The cIub's officers: Christina West. Pal Sullivan, Lisa Garcia. and the Club's moderator: Mr. Glenn Watson. 5 5412- 1-Q fii rxf . I I x X . I

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I. David Chiang contemplates his winning move. 2. The club's officers: Karl Swartz, moderator. Mr. Dave Wid- mayer, co-moderator: Mr. George Watson, and officer: Sergy Zaderey. 3. The l985-86 Moreau Knights Chess Club: Top Row: Mr. Dave Widmayer, David Chiang, Ray Wong. Tony Garcia. Rick Gomez, Ron Holtman, Richard Graves, Mr. George Watson. Bottom Row: Gerald Madriaga, Todd Wong. .- , -ilk ' '... t U? .Z x 'T f-7 'fr fig 'Q' X.,- ' N-st-t,.n.,.s. gf HESS CLUB Although the chess club has a smaller membership than some other club's, this years i985-86 Moreau Knights fthe cIub's official namej is a very unique club. Their purpose is to enjoy the game yet they also strive to gain insight into the strategy. Once a week they stimulate their interests by engaging in a challenging game of chess. Although chess can be a very competitive game, these mem- bers try to promote good fellowship among themselves. It is the first year for Mr. Dave Widmayer as the cIub's moderator. The co-moderator, Mr. George Watson, is trying this out for the first time also. The moderators as well as the members get a lot out of being in the Moreau Knights. They learn to organize thoughts and strategies by doing things one at a time and in a particular order. The members' goal is not only to master the game. but also to apply the playing exper- ience to other things in life.