Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Team Has Winning Year Varsity Volleyball started out the season with a per- fect pre-season record of 3-O and pulled out an exciting first place finish in the Cal High Tournament. The sen- iors, Lee Ann Goulart, Judy Halper. and Mary Mc Keon led the Mariners to their victory, with Judy and Mary grabbing All-Tourney Honors. Finishing a strong second in League with a IO-2 re- ? 1 '4 Vnqllw. gk .,k, , Ziysyf . ,W ua T 3123 'aww -k i If 111.1-jfs' 1 'W x,ze,uwka5c ZfZtwi?'f'1'. ,nge nw, Mft:-:ui mg , 1 ,Whyte J f ' -wen' 1' ff.: 'aff 343. Q44 is l cord poun Nam Holy the team vaulted into the playoffs where they ed Carondelet earning the right to play Holy s for the Championship. Although they lost to ames, the Mariners showed they are establishing a volleyball dynasty that should earn them a trip to North Coast Section Playoffs next year. f T

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.l.V. Girls The GirI's Junior Varsity Cross Country Team coached by Mr. Ferguson led the girls to a second place finish in League. Coach Ferguson said, Every girl was an inspiration. Each meet their stamina increased. Freshmen Michelle Britto was the surprise of the year. Michelle finished fourth at the C.A.L. League Meet. Seniors Suzzane Lang, Kim Severeni, and Veroni- ca Xavier were the dedicated leaders of the team. They all made great improvements throughout the year. Sen- ior Maria Finkes was number one on the girls' team. Improve . . This was her fourth year participating in Moreau's Cross Country Team. The girls faced many challenges throughout their season. From the sandy beaches of Almaeda to the steep hills of Garin Park, the endurance of each runner was pushed to its very limits. Overall, the team had a tremendous season. and our looking forward to more of the same. With continued support from the coaching staff, this should be easily obtained. f 13 Lisa Dietrich slowly by surely will finish the race. 2. The l985 J.V. Girls Cross Country Team-Row I CL to RJ: Coach Puppo. Coach Ferguson. Maria Finkes, Michelle Britto, Veronica Xavier. Su- zanne Lang. Kim Severeni, Row 2: Dawn Chisek. Solosha Jayesinghe, Kelene O'Neil. Krista Staz- kow, Julie Villareal. Head Coach Phil Wilder. Despite the treacherous hill. Annie Loggins con- tinues her pace. Krista Stazkow on the road to victory. Maria Finkes gives it her all.

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