Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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56 CGMPLITER CLUB The Computer Club has been at Moreau for four years now. They have had a successful year under the guidance of their new moderator Susanna Pancella, who has taken over for Mrs. Nichols. This year the computer club went to the Explor- itorium for their field trip. They also tried something new, lv they joined the National Apple Computer Club and entered 0 Y! 1 , . gy . many C Hee Soo and exc ntests. This year has been really exciting . said Yoo, the officer of the club. We did a lot of new i ing things. l i l 1 2 v ' Hifi!! l . ll. lk 4 1 T l v- .cr . H .,? vu, '- ..,, ' Sv I. The l985-86 Computer Club. 2, David Chiang con trates on a program. 3. One of Moreau's computers. Computer club officer Raymond Wong. 4. Susanna Pancella and officer Hee Sook Yoo.

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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.

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4v if H f I fx f f 2 ,, A ' 1 fit 'M 1 IQ? -Q 1' 1 41:45 ,- i -A 6V . ..., ' x . E its . 9 . l. Officers Hee Sock Yoo and Denise Quintana, 2. Modera- tor. Clirauj Margareth Harper. 3. Maria Gutierrez listens intently for special instructions. 4. Officers Tina Twite and Anna Reyes. 5. The I985-86 German Club: Cleft to rightj ftop rowjt Maria Gutierrez, Tina Twite, Anna Reyes, David Kim. Sergy Zaderey. Cbottom rowj Frau Harper, Hee Sook Yoo, and Denise Quintana, 6. Sergy Zaderey salutes us. GERMAN CLUB Frau Harper is the moderator for the German Club again this year. The German club is dedicated to learning about German and German-American culture. This years officers- Hee Sook Yoo. Denise Quintana. Tina Twite and Anna Reyes put much time and effort in making this years German club a success. This year the German club went to The Legion of Honor to see an exhibit of sketches by Leonardo DaVinci. The students are so conscious of their school work, we were not able to attend all the activities they wanted. Frau Harp- el' COIT1l'l1EI1tS. 57