Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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x 1 l i i l Craig Fleming, David Perry, Kevin McKeever, Mike Ford, Scott Armstrong, Norm Levitt. MARTIAN CHRONICLE? F l 1 5 3 MARTIAN CHRONIC LES Drama Ill, under the direction of Meyer, put on the science fiction play titled Martian Chronicles. The play deals with the progression of time in the future, and the exploration and settlement of Mars.

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arsity Speakers fu pq ui :x ,3- Assembled here is the nucleus of the Marina Speech Squad, one of Orange County's finest. Their innovative money-making projects have been unusually successful. Likewise, the many speaking programs they have organized foutside of their rigorous tournament schedule, to be presented to the community have been extremely well received and highly publicized. Pictured front :OW left to right, are: Cindy Worgull, Cindy Doll Smith fin one of the unusual moments when she is not beamingj, Susie Elliot, and Beverly Wilson. The matched bookends in the second row are Michael and John Lloyd Davies. From L to R the others are Jan Fischbeck, Dawn Ohlendorf 1 a recent Chicago importj, and Debbie Wiley. The mustachioed gentleman in the rear is Uncle Marty Waters, the brains behind the entire operation, and the driving force behind the team. , Not pictured are Lisa Melton and Lanco the Little Pigliammo Qthe club mascotj. Most of the team will be returning next year, and they will then be undoubtedly the best squad in the area. im 4 vs2lr:..'f:f'f5,Qi,-Iliff,jf,- :V ,vi V 'L 'A as-e.2f'..a..,.f'Qs:.Q4-2::f,f.1f -. 1 '