Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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PGWDERPU FF Seniors Prevail 8-6. The score says it all. In a hard fought battle with the Junior Sting, the Senior Express prevailed in this year's Powderpuff football game. The game was played on Saturday, March 8 in less than favorable conditions after a downpour left the field muddy and wet. Despite the weather conditions and an early touchdown by the juniors, the Senior Express was able to come back in the second quarter when quarterback Joan Lynch ran the ball into the end zone to score. A two point conver- sion was scored by Stacy Pierce to break the tie. By halftime. the Junior Sting had been stung. Helping the defense this year was Jennifer Wat- son. As she was unable to play her regular position due to a wrist injury. Jennifer became the punter, and placed two kicks well out of scoring range for the juniors. The coaches of this year's team. including head coach Dave Perriera, deserve to be congratulated for the victory as well. l. Niko Caaganan screams on the sideline. 2. Coaches Jimmy , Baker. Jim Antonini, and Jim 1 Rosette at practice. 3. The sen- ior powderpuff cheerleaders perform at the pregame rally. 4. A junior pursues Stacy Pierce as she runs with the ball. The Senior Express and the Junior Sting come face to face. Y 1-. ' X I .suing ,aw nw-

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'GE 3A 4A CM NCINGI l9S -S6 l pl C4 64 35 I. Glenn Baxley and Laura Fokes relax awhile at the Christmas Ball. 2. Tina Canalas, Jeff Marshall, Hei- di Blair and John Looney enjoy a romantic dinner for four at the Senior Box Social, 3. Paul Rebello, Liz Sollitt, Becky Serpa. Darren Vallone and Chuck Mattoch are having a great time at the Christ- mas Ball. 4. Bobby Robello and Kelly Halligan seem to be having a good time at the Ball. 5. Laura Kroeckel. Nikita Tulchinsky. Michelle Kos- kella and Craig Lang enjoy Chinese food. 6. Joe Schweniger smiles for the camera during the Halloween Dance. 25

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4 'A 986 Just Wait 'Til Next Year! The l986 Powder Puff game proved to be extremely intense as the Junior Sting. backed by head coaches Tim Slone and Steve Libby, gained the respect of the over-rated Seniors, and disproved the out-dated idea of total Senior dominance at Moreau. Team unity, high spirits, and determination were key aspects in the Juniors awesome performance! Their offense worked hard against a tough Senior defense, and skillfully broke through for 5 touchdowns. but 4 were drawn back on penalty calls. The Sting defense limited the Express offense to one touchdown and the point after. Thereafter, the Seniors never reached sight of the endzone again. Although the final score read 8 to 6 in favor of the Senior Express. the Juniors demonstrated true dignity and accepted the loss of a deserved victory. As the Junior Sting commended the Seniors of their fine perfor- mance, they held their attitudes of pride for a excellently executed game for what they knew was their win, and most importantly for surprising the Seniors and Moreau - against all odds. Great performances were given by Lisa Alves. Carrie Berlogar, Nanci Quinones, Annie Loggins, Teri Peyton, Lucy Sison, all the coaches. and especially by Chris Roberts for her touchdown charge. -special thanks to Belinda Ordinana for writing this article. Q 2 off the real Winnersl l. Junior Powder Puff cheer leaders Craig Stazkow Matt Lily, Brock McDaniel and Tom Paynter await the Junior players. 2. Chris Rob erts breaks free from Lisa FuchsIin's grasp. 3. The Ju nior Sting Offensive-Defen sive lineman. 4. Cheryl The Fridge Market shows