Marine City High School - Mariner Yearbook (Marine City, MI)

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ABOVE: Ball carrier Jorge Cantu heads for a touchdown. ABOVE RIGHT: Coach Scarcelli gives a player a few good tips before going out on the field. RIGHT: After the assembly the Mar- ching Mariners lead the parade to the football field showing extreme enthusi- asm and school spirit. 14 ACTIVITIES

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Memories are the key, not to the past, but to the future. In or- der to make these memories we must partake in the many activi- ties that make up our student life at M.C.H.S. It may seem to you that on a quiet, rainy day, not much is go- ing on. You must take a good look at what’s happening behind the scenes. There are various clubs and activities to take part in. If you are interested in taking pictures and experimenting with a camera, the Photography Club is definitely for you! But if you are more on the conservative side, the Computer Club might be the better choice. If you enjoy heavy competi- tion but don’t like to physically exert yourself, then the Quiz Bowl team would love to have you on their side. Looking for a way to enhance your business skills? The BOEC Club is always ready to welcome new members. Skill Center is a great idea if you are not planning on going to college but would like to get a good experience and a good job. There are also other activities happening throughout the year. An Athletic Dance-a-thon was held this year to raise money for new uniforms and equipment for our athletes. Every year the Student Gov- ernment and Class Officers hold the Red Cross Blood Drive which lets the student body aid in giving the gift of life. The students formed together to add a SADD Chapter to Ma- rine City High School. This group shows teens that drinking and driving is unsafe and un- cool. So far this organization has been a great success. Last, but far from least, is Spirit Week, which is the time of year that everyone can kick back and show just how much spirit they have. This is also the time that the Seniors look back and realize that this will be their last Homecoming assembly. From dress up days to painting win- dows, it became quite obvious that the Class of ’88 created their best Homecoming Week ever. This school will definitely miss the spirit and energy this class radiated. ACTIVITIES 13

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4ND THE STITIT LIVES CN Whenever there is a winning team in Marine City, it seems as though the whole town gets be- hind the team and roots for suc- cess. That’s what our 1987 Homecoming was, SUCCESS! The varsity defeated the opponents, as did the seniors in the week’s activities. The spectators also had their eyes on our band. After his sec- ond year here, Mr. Decker has shown his MARINER spirit. And, the crowd? The players always appreciate a good crowd and on October 9th, the stands were shaking with excitement. LEFT: The band really shows pep dur- ing the Homecoming victory game. BELOW LEFT: The formation of the band is the creation of the director, Mr. Decker. BELOW: Nothing is better than the spirit of Todd Page. ACTIVITIES 15