Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Bowen Ball! ln the beginning, there was Billy Ball . . . Next came Barry Ball . . now, watch out! Here come Bowen Ball! After the departure of former Coach Barry Weiss, the Mariners were un- der the direction of Coach Jim Bowen. With the dynamic coaching of Jim Bowen, the 1984 Varsity Base- ball Team showed great promise for the 1984 season. Coach Jim Bowen hoped to develop the team to their fullest potential. There was an abun- dance of talent and good sportsman- ship displayed by the team, which proved to be a great asset. Coach Bowen exclaims, All of the members deserve applause. They had great heart and gave more than anyone could have expected them to give, This year's goal was to take the team into the top two spots in the C.A.L. The coaching staff for the 1984 sea- son included Mr. Richard Dutra, Mr. Robert Kossick, and Mr. Jim Bowen. lGlennl ll The 1984 Varsity Baseball Team. Back Row: Coach Richard Dutra, Brian Land, Mike Trask, Dan Bowen, Joe Jacques, Joe De- vane, Joe Davis, Dave Borghi, Darren Lewis, Tim Simmons, Head Coach Jim Bowen, Coach Robert Kossick. Front Row: Mark Hirayama, Ron Rebello, Mike Re- bello, Doug Marshall, Fernando Cuebas, Brian Glasky, Saul Rodri- guez, Paul Hempel, Glenn Baxley. 2l Working with this team has been a real pleasure, exclaims Coach Bowen of the Varsity team. 31 The 1984 Mariner Baseball Staff: Coach Richard Dutra, Head Coach Jim Bowen, Coach Robert Kosslck. 4l Paul Hempel loosens up before a game. risly X . X 51 , . X . xxgixf17'Zkx . X. 1 V alas? Ya ,J ,Xl ll i 1,4

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Softball The 1983-84 season for Mor- eau's Varsity Softball team got off to a successful start. The team lost a heartbreaker ex- tra inning league game to St. Vin- cent's, who was their greatest competition. With only a few games played, the team's expec- tations were high. The Mariners planned to qualify for the NCS playoffs. They were the second best team in the area based upon their pre-season record. There were seven returning play- ers with three freshmen on Varsi- ty. There was an all Seniors out- field: Kim Pesicka, a four year playerg Kathy Leonesio, who also catchesg Kelly Bossetg and Utility Sam Hinson. Though the Seniors will be leav- ing, the remaining players will be Q solid and ready for next year. The 1984 Varsity Softball Team. Front Row: Michelle Schwenger and Kelly Bosset. Row 2 CL-Rl: Stephanie Mendoza, Dagney Haman, Puanani Santiago, Shannon Galloway and Cathy Cordeniz. Row 3 IL-Rl: Kathy Leonsio, Mau- :-aen Kayton, Shannon O'Neil, Karen Freitas, Kim Pesicka and Samantha nson. -JIM. -' b ' 1, xx, . -ff LTf.f17QM1f'l' V-' ' 1 I V -4 V ..f..., .7 .

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