Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Looking Forward o Continued Success ,. The I985 Freshman Football squad was one that showed great enthusiasm and effort. The final roster contained forty nine players and all team members contributed to the success of the group. Our theme this year was improvement, and we surpassed all our goals. l'm very proud of this team, said Head Coach Rich Serrao. The frosh team emphasizes fundamentals and basics and the growth factor with the i985 team was tremen- dous. Continued work and determination will see a fine group At f players move up to play J.V. football. his years awards banquet. the players and coaches recognized the following players: Most Valu- able P Marce Joe W Con team their c layer- Robert Buda, Most Improved Player- Ilus Davis, Most Inspirational Player- elfing, Coaches Award- Joe Schwenger. ratulations to these fine players and to all of the embers and the coaching staff looks forward to ontinued success in the future. FROSH FOOTBALL From Row. Jarrod lldesa, AlfieVita. Mike Whelan. Jeremy Hixon. Charlie Duran. Julian Zendeias. David Ducazau. Jon Patterson. Mike McDonagh, Rich Tews, Dan Coach Bob Kossick, Head Coach Rich Serrao, Coach Chet Dickson, Chuck Boles. Randy Vince Adams, Myles McCormick. Pat Llamas. Jim Jardin, Paul Oliver 5th Row: Adam Craig Barnum, Jake Scott, Jalil Whitfield. Back Row: John Jensen. Greg Runnels, Ben Herrera Myles McCormick seems to be enjoying his stretching. ii Tony Ontiveros. Larry Bautista, Roland Baleva. Ind Row: Eddie Mike Fickes. 3rd Row: Joe Schwenger, Pat Grubbs, Dan Babral, Mike Purisima. 4th Row: Ronnie Ron, Olie Banks. David Espos. Joe Wuelfing, Tom Smith, Robert Buda. Marcellus Davis. Pat Kealy, Maurice Womack, Steve Ulrich. Chris Gruy, Clayton Julien, Vince 1-5 Coach Rich Serrao looks at his team on the field.

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Q5 K lag This Year's C.A.L. Lea ue hamps Imagine running through a dirt trail with trees all around or an open grass field. Now imagine senior Scott Machado pass- ing you up followed by the rest of the Mariner Boys Cross Country Team. This was a familiar sight for many of the opponents who attempted to face the challenge of Moreau's i985 Varsity Boy's Cross Country Team. Coach Phil Wilder led his team to one of Moreau's most successful seasons this year taking three major firsts in C.A.L., N.C.S. and the Meet of Champions. They also took second place in Northern Califor- ma. lt d . 0 i Scot best victo junio thro team Acke them fa- l 5 . i T ' X ig wif-