Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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ll The Mariners put-up a tough defensive fight against their opponents. 2l The var- sity team plans out their strategy to over- come the opposing team. 3l Sitting be- neath the cheerleaders' supportive ban- ners, the crowd anxiously awaits for the game to begin. 4l Shortly before the game, Tim Williams puts in a few prac- tice shots. 51 Overcome by the abun- dance of talent, Mr. Acord looks on in amazement. 61 While practicing a couple of shots, Mark Puppo notices the num- ber of flies in the gym.

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Hooping It The sport of basketball is much more than shooting a ball into the basket. This sport requires hours of practice and team- work. Most of all, the sport has to be enjoyed and loved by the player. The J .V. Girls' Basket- ball team has definitely shown their love of the sport with an excellent season marked by 18 wins and only 3 losses. Com- -., 1 prised of 5 sophomores and 8 freshman, the Mariner girls con- tributed their basketball exper- tise throughout the season. Niko Cagaanan's personality was honored by being voted as Most Inspirational. Vicki Her- rera's hard work and practice was recognized as Most Im- proved player. Christina Rob- erts and Carolyn Ward's exhibi- tion of their fine talents were voted as Most Valuable players. One team member summed up the basketball experience by commenting, By belonging on the team, I got to know the oth- ers who enjoy basketball as much as I do and worked with them. This will always be an im- portant part of my life. Nivecal . rm? M...--1 skis. s g . R il lag' Y ! S ,,5,-s Q ,n,g ...., his 1, Michelle Tom utilizes some fancy footwork while dribbling the ball. 2. The team exhibits some basketball talent dur- ing a game against St. Liz's Mustangs. 3. The J.V. Girls' Basketball team: lbottoml Michelle Schwenger, Susan Gon- salves, Christina Roberts, Amanda Geister, Michelle Tom and Lisa Rul- balg ltopl Carolyn Ward, Rachelle Jones, Niko Cagaanan, Coach Jon Radecke, Kim Cardoza, and Vicki Herrerag lnot picturedl Lisa Fuchslin and Lalna Chikhani

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Effort nd Sportsmanship! The 1983-84 season has not been 1he best for the Boys' Varsity Bas- ketball Team, but it did end-up with Eome positive aspects. Although he team worked hard, they finished with more losses than wins. In terms of effort and sportsmanship, the ariners came out ahead. Says oach Acord, Although we were not very successful as far as wins and losses go, we were successful in sticking together and continuing to work hard throughout the season. Among team stand-outs were John McCarthy, who made All-League Honorable Mention, and Larry Ke- vin, who was voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates. lGlenn1 il.. ,pump aura My Ria' 1101460 germ, 1 '38s ran ,,,.q. ,nw ' ,. j 1 V, ,F 1 I 1. alfa grppn h 9451240 1, iils 1, naman ii ., 'NK 1 'ltonmff WREAU 11 N A' rf 'M Q 1 1 X I J' ig L11 E 4 ii.tg t nnnyi 1 E U A 1 gi sft rgj .1 nn,n,, Q- 'ene- 11 The 1984 Boys' Varsity Basketball Team. 21 Captain- Larry Kevin 31 Joe Devane 41 Mark Puppo 51 Brian Lozano 61 John McCarthy 71 Dennis Burigsay 81 Tim Hig- gins 91 Darren Lewis 101 Saul Rodriguez 111 Casey Moreno 121 Greg Tom 131 Paul Martin 141 John Palozzato im' 2 5 QQSREAU if aryl ' J 1693540 1 N is if Q 3' rs. , . vi,-' . 0 rl ' 653540 ..... Siil Xl ' ,sgniry 3 3