Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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c In nl .L .-7 ,..-,.,.. 3 .x - I. Juli Caruso, Tina Silva and Julie Barr show the lighter side of volleyball. 2. After another victory, the Mariner team gather to con- gratulate each other. 3. Chris Raasch concen- trates and sets herself up for a dynamic serve. 4. Melody BarbourCif7J and Melinda Szto await the return of the ball. 5. Adopted team mascot brings more than luck to J.V. team. 6. The thought of winning the league has just taken effect on Marjorie Szto. 7. Julie Barr and Katie Sweeney prepare them- selves for the return that never came, chu M J L.-af 6 ' 7

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Start Strong, End Stronger! The JV Volleyball team started the season with hopes of finishing lst in league. At the culmination of the season that hope was realized. With 7 returning players the team was strong from the start and proved it with a Ist place trophy at the Cal High Tournament as Chris Raasch and Katie Sweeney were named to the all tourney team. After a I5-2 season, the JV's hope to avenge their losses next year as they seek an undefeated league title. Returning players this year were Julie Barr, Melody Bar- bour, Chris Raasch, Katie Sweeney, Marjorie Szto, DeeAnn q pl -4. Louis. Guzm Silva, the en Carus and K team. and Brenda Hyde. Newcomers were sophomore Beth n and freshmen Juli Caruso, Carrie Henderson, Tina Jlelanie Ballecer and Melinda Szto. Those recognized at d of the season are Chris Raasch-Most Valuable, Juli -Most Improved, Melody Barbour-Most Inspirational, tie Sweeney-Coaches Award. On behalf of the entire Captains Chris Raasch. Julie Barr and Katie Sweeney want to thank those who came and gave them the support they n eeded to be iifl. The l985 Junior Varsity Volleyball t Carrie Henderson Juli Caruso Melo Guzman Melinda Szto Marjorie Szl Chris Raasch Brenda Hyde Tina Silva League O o St Elizabeth Holy Names Bishop O Dowd Notre Dame Carondelet St Elizabeth Holy Names Bishop 0 Dowd Notre Dame Presentation Carondelet 'ln.,. l Winner MHS MHS MHS MHS CHS MHS MHS BOD MHS MHS MHS co I5l 5-0 IS3 59 l55 50 9I5 ll l55 4 9 ISS 5 I Wait and see says Julie Barr I ll be in the Olympics 2 Marjorie Szto release her atomic serve unmerclfully upon her opponent 3 Future Varsity spiking talent evident as this ball heads through the opponent s hands i ii i t 7' ' w.axb Q K 1 t 3' V ,ymffni ,Wg ,Mg -...f. ,knew ' ' :La . . I ' 1 ' . ' ' . ' . y . ' . ' . ' : Q -ng Q . ' . ' ' o. ' . . ' ' . pp nent ' 5 V23 S fi . - I544.l5-2 M ' S . ' I , . , , I, - '- V . ,.,, . 5 525.57 TFT? Presentation MHS I5-ll. 945. I5-3 ' in I Wil.. . , V Q is-s. - . -is ' af, V, ,A ,4 . ' is-s . A gl , ' , I5-I,I5-4 S 'iff - J 4 - ' 7-I5, - .I-I6 ' ,Q ' , Y' if W. V . I ' . is-5,15-i ,-x' , ' A .. 7 Q g 1 Q C - is-1, is-3 , i if ' ' , - y L z-ff -is. - .I -4 TV' - ' ' - H . ay, X, ,g , . , . -h-it ' Q -I A X 2 ' A I 3 - 4 ' ' . . ' ' ' is . . . i m Bottom row left to right Melanie Ballecer Katie Sweeney Barbour Julie Barr DeeAnn Louis Top row left to right Beth

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The Boy's Varsity Basketball Team of I985-86 is rath- er young, with only four returnees from last year: sen- ior Bob Zumwalt, senior Carlos Zertuche, and the team's co-captains, senior Mike Hansen and Junior Tim Slone. Also on the team are two seniors new to varsity: Aaron Smallwood and Dan Squiers. The remaining eight play- ers have moved up from last year's .IV and Frosh teams. Although most of the boys are new to the grueling work of varsity, their Moreau Spirit and enthusiasm has not diminished. , ,pair G yyilfiw' IJ. Bob Zumwalt and Dan Slone look aghast as they are left behind by their enemies on the court. 23. The St. Clement's second- graders literally bring the mighty Mariners to their knees. 35. Steve Libby gets an armful of trouble in his face. 45. Steve Moore soars high above the St. Mary's predators. W Ieagi vars seco ith an 8-6 preseason record. the team opened ie play at a school rally on January IO with the ity girls' team in a humorous mini- game against the nd-graders of St. Clement's Elementary School, and were bowled over 6-4. Fortunately. the Mariner Varsity strai nigh Dor rival 0'D ghtened up and blew away St. Mary's that very . Coached for the second straight year by Tony do, the varsity bravely faced such threatening as Salesian, De La Salle, and the biggie, Bishop wd. .M-. -42... - ffifmfffiil t