Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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,mth Tim Downs waits patiently for the official's call. Coach Serrao looks disgusted with the last play. Jeff Chimienti prepares to return the ball for a big gain. Pat Smith plans his next move. The Frosh Football Team: 5th Row Chris Cermak, Bobby Robello, Tom Dorsey, Darren Ravazza, Joaquin Baretto, Eric Medellin, Jim lvaldi, Brent Bustos, Pat Smith, Scott Fraser, Cyril Udall, Tony Garcia, Tim Slone lCaptainl. 4th Row: Ken Peffer, Mike Lyen, Scott Jacques, Brock O'Harran, Paul Espejo, Myron Tejada, Jim Berio, Dan Osanna, Hayme Lake, Trini Ojeda, Bob Swartz, Jeff Chimienti QCaptainJ. 3rd Row: Bob Grubs, Bob Smith, Mike Garcia, Ceaser Desousa, Charlie Garcia, Coach Jon Moser, Head Coach Rich Serrao, Coach Mike DiGuilio, Steve Pineda, Don Shinn, Tim Downs, Chris Eccleston, Jamie Gonsalves. 2nd Row: Greg Dubney, Jason Aguirre, Tom Paynter, Greg Hanneman, Matt Davis, Jim McCue, Pete Espinoza, Jeff Medinas, Darren Gomes, Steve Martinez, Eric Lewis, Paul Zendejas. lst Row: Steve Libby, Al Dileonardo, Chip Beggs, Brock McDaniel, Al Mercy, Tony Pando, Don Aniano, Matt Fratus, Jeff Nooze, Butch Retodo.

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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!

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A Championship Season! The Frosh played exciting foot- all this year on their way to the AL championship. Led offen- ively by Jeff Chimienti and im Downs, the Mariners ran y their opponents. The defen- ive unit, led by Tim Slone and at Smith, frustrated many worthy offenses. The champion- ship game was played in a rain- storm where the spirit and unity of the entire team manifested it- self and lead the Frosh to the title. I-lead coach, Richard Ser- rao, congratulates the team for a fine season. 1 2 3 Frosh Football: 1983 CAL Champs Moreau 2 7 Moreau 13 Moreau 2 7 Moreau 14 Moreau 12 Moreau 7 Moreau 10 Piedmont 24 Alameda 0 Sacred Heart 0 Encinal 1 4 De La Salle 6 St. Mary's 0 Salesian 6 Record: 6-0-1 Paul Zendejas guards his Salesian oppo nent like a glove. Mia DiGiulio instructs fellow cheer leaders on the next cheer. Tim Downs goes for the gusto!