Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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1. Row 1. Judy Halper, Michelle Raimondi. Row 2, Jane Sweeney, Mary MacPherson, Megan McCormick and Ms. Chrisman. Row 3. Gretchen Wyman, Lee Ann Goulart, Mary McKeon and Elise Russo. 2. Concentration by Jane and Megan is the key to Moreau's success. 3. Concentration pays off as Mary MacPherson sighs with relief over a winning shot. 4. Gretchen skies over O'Dowd to slam home a winner. 5. Voted Most Inspirational, Lee Ann Goulart cheers on her team mates.

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1. Tom Pratt and Jeff Kearny race for the finish. 2. Krista Rendon sleeps after a long race. 3. Anna Soria smiles because the results of her race were favorable. 4. Pat Sullivan, Brian Henderson and Eric Ackermann head for the finish line. 5, Dar- ren Vallone stands after a race. ,Z iii? Y , tiff rw, ' . if -if J. sg QREA N. K A ii Q Q, is wr a I ls . M . 'Qgfgt .A .li Boys And Girls Cross Country The 1983 Cross Country season was one of the most successful in the history of Moreau. The boys varsity team finished second in the Catholic Athletic League, first in the C.A.L. meet, fourth in the North Coast Sectionals and third in the Meet of Champions. The girls varsity team finished fourth in the C.A.L. and tenth in the N.C.S. The boys junior varsity, soph-frosh and the girls junior varsity all fin- ished second in the C.A.L. All C.A.L. performers for boys varsity were sophomore Scott Machado who placed first, junior Bob Canalas who finished sec- ond, senior Mark Puppo who placed fifth and sophomore Eric Ackermann who finished ninth. All C.A.L. for girls varsity were Amber Hatter and sophomore Krista Rendon. 11

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Hits And Misses High spirits and vigorous play- ing placed the young Mariner Volleyball team third in the Girls' Catholic Athletic League. The expertise of the returning players contributed to the team's winning season. Al- though the team suffered a loss at the GCAL playoffs, they knew that they had played a great season. The Varsity team was made up of two returning seniors, Elise Russo and Gretchen Wyman, four ju- niors, and three sophomores. Elise was named the Daily Re- view's Prep of the Week. She was voted to the CAL All League Team. Gretchen was TV Facts' Athlete of the Month. She received Honorable Men- tion for the CAL team and made CAL Highls All Tourney team. Both players were nomin- ated Most Valuable Player by their fellow teammates. The Mariner Volleyball team, ledbyCoachJanetChrisman, represents a fine example of dedication, friendship, and most of all, teamwork. The team sym- bolizes what Moreau Athletics are really all about. QDomini- cal - , jf ' klrrlf - l Y YYYYYYY.YY. We Y.- .V .... r-....... .v..... --.-...o- ... .... ... -.-,... ..,. ----- --..--- ....,.-.. ...., her position by pushing a teammate out of her way. 4. With an outstretched arm, Mary McKeon prepares to spike the ball. tDominicaJ