Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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The Moreau J.V. football teamg llst rowl Steve Hemplerg Scott Russo, Tim Young, Fred Walsh, Pat Har- rison, Pat Sullivan. l2nd rowl Frank DeJesus, Jim Antonlni, Robert Warren, Ken Chung, Erlc Archuletta. l3rd rowl Coach Dug- gan, Coach Sheets, Mike Rossi, Joe Farrlsh, Jeff Feuerstein, John Grubbs, lan Land, Martin West, Coach Megulre. l4th rowl Dan Squlers, James Clark, Rich Valle, Scott Ryan, Hector Martinez, Jim Redmond, Ken Hartman. l5th rowl Dan Jones, Bob Wieland, Jeff Marshall, Dennis Ault, Paul Rizzo, Jim Rosette, Craig Rowe, Mike Wenzler. 1, Coach Sheets is contemplating strategic moves. 2. Frank DeJesus prepares himself for a big game. 'U 1- 'vc ij? League Victories ll' R i Moreau? 18 kl,. fi sklrl. . . I7 Sf- Refs r 12 Moreaul' ' 17 if il V' all ii Q .i'. Moreallii' . 17 . , Salesian, fl R 7 ll fr L?59'F9iYl9t0Fl95 if 'Moreau J 35 C '74, 16 .vMoreau. 24 . Sunset T 0 1. -all 5 i , , , , 5 kj l 1 , , . H , an X N' pislossesl' not recorded ll' Q' R J R 'sw ,, i f gg: ' 1- , , N I I , ,yn N5 W or-mf .. W YH

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Varsity Football ffWe played in the toughest league tin the East Bay. We were, despite the 5-5 record one of the top 5 teams in the County. By beating Salesian in the last game we proved our worth, and the Seniors gained some much deserved re- spectn Tim Walsh Among the heroes of the team, Junior Mike Salido received the most valuable player award. Sen- ior Mike Trask was honored with most improved. Most inspirational was Senior John Curran. The teams most valuable back was vot- ed to be Junior Todd McGrew. Senior Mark Vanloon was voted the most valuable defensive play- er. Most valuable defensive line- man was Senior Joe Grassog and Senior John Caviglia was most valuable offensive lineman. Sen- l iors Eamon O'Malley, Mike Trask and Paul Martin received honor awards for keeping a high GPA during the season. All-league players were John Caviglia, Ea- mon O'Malley, Mark Vanloon and Mike Salido. All County players were Mike Salido and Eamon O'Malley. The All-East Bay player was Mike Salido who also received the Back of the Year Award. Chad Nightengale prepares for the snap. Pat Downs concentrates on the game and doesn't even move for the camera. l3l Top Row: Eamon O'MaIley, Mark Van Loon, Charlie Pierce, Pat Downs, Joe De- vane, Chad Nightengale, Joe Jacquez, Jeff Lewis, Dave Borghi. Second Row: John Cur- ran, Eddie Vales, Dan Bowen, Glenn Baxley, Harold Pickell, Tim Williams, Nick Magadia, Scott Sizar. Third Row: Will McCormick, Mike Trask, Todd Mcgrew, Dante Degura, John Caviglia, Brian Land, Myron Polivka. Fourth Row: Mike Salido, Chris Manos, Tom Odgers, Rick Vanderos- I tyne, Tony Delgado, Jeff Rye, Paul Martin, Casey Marino. Fifth Row: Joe Grasso, Mike Re- bello, John Garcia, Ron Galvin, Ron Rebello, Troy Scarpetti, John Alrich, Mark Libby. Peter Bluemle lnot picturedl,

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Future-Moreau Champs Our productive football season was based on wins, morals, and attitude , according to Coach Sheets. The J .V. Football team ended the season with five wins and five losses, and a three to two league record. The team is looking forward to an even bet- ter year when they contribute to the Moreau Varsity program in the fall of next year. Among those honored with spe- cial awards were, Steve Hempler, who received the award for most valuable player. John Grubbs was voted the most improved player, and there was a tie between Mike Wenzler and Jim Antonini for most valuable lineman. Players like these represent only a handful of the team. Teamwork is really what makes a game successful. Coach Walsh's program is really taking root, '84 and '85 will be Moreau years in CAL! exclaimed Coach Sheets. n..,4 'r-- 4 s 37 . 5' an -sr.- John Looney and Jim Antonini dis- play different opinions about the game. Watch out for Dennis Ault, John Armada, and Joe Farrish because they're out for blood. Coach Tim McGuire is trying to fi- gure out what his team is up to!