Mariner High School - Voyager Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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Sophs have potential The sophomore football team this season showed great potential but inconsistency I was disappointed the team never realized their potential, but I felt there were definite gains toward the future, stated coach Tim Mead. The team featured an excellent offensive line anchored by Dan Pittman and Jim Fran- ckowiak, and LeRoy Hornbeck did an ex- cellent iob at quarterback. The defensive was headed by Mark Leonard, Ray Bisson, and Bruce Furrer. The highlight of the season wascoming from behind to beat Mount Vernon after trailing 14 to 0 in the fourth quarter. Another out- standing performance was the 47-0 white- wash they handed Blanchet. For the future Mr. Mead feels they could be high in Wesco when they are Juniors and Seniors if they re- alize their potential. Top row, left to right- Mark Mackay, Ray ard, Bruce Regeczi, David Kosted, John Reed Schoenburger, Bruce Furrer, LeRoy Hornbeck, Garske, Greg Willoughby. Bottom-Coach Meed Mark Bly, Colin Moffat, Glen Pheling, .lack l 8-Football

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J .V. shows enthusiasm Although the one win, seven loss record was not the greatest, we feel it was an enioy- able season for the coaches and hopefully for the players, too, remarked Coach Sather. Some of the offensive players that played exceptionally well were Carl Dennis, who broke his collarbone in a game against Cas- cade, Ken McCarty, John Braaten, and Kurt Kuntz. Three of the most outstanding defensive players were Mark Moritz, Bruce Cotton, and Don Coates. Coach Sather said, The strong point of the team was the ability to play the entire game with the same enthusiasm at the end as they did at the beginning. 5 s- i K Top-Ken McCarty and an Everett Seagull fight it out for yardage. Middle-The Family gets together before game for breakdown- Ready, Marauders! Bottom-Jeff Schooley, quarterback, prepares to throw a lateral to fullback Steve Davis. Above-Kurt Kuntz watches teammates with antici- pation. Football-I 7

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Bright future They are the finest group of young men l've ever coached, stated Cooch Nelson about this year's freshmen squad. Their season record was three wins and four losses. We felt the record could have been better, but the four games we lost were each by seven points or Iess, said Coach Nelson. They did not believe in one man, but they believed in team identity. Some of the outstanding players were Matt Moritz, who won the Best Lineman Award, John Rembold, Best Back, Eric Smith, Mr. Hustle, Kelly McCarty, Most Inspirational, Jim Smith and Mark Barnhart, Most Improved, Eric Ummel, Best Non-starter, and the Most Valuable Player was Jeff Willis. Top page l8, the sophomore defensive team lines up. Middle left, the team picture. Middle right, Kerry Bissel cheers for the sophomore teom. Lower left, Coach Mead and Ray Bisson talk over the situation. Lower right, Brian Shoenburger and Mark Leonard watch Glen Pheling and Chris Cutstorth recover an interception. Top page 19, team picture. Middle left, Coach Nelson gets upset with the way the team lined up. Middle right, a Mariner Marauder recovers a fumble from on opponent. Bottom, Dave Beninger watches a teammate tackle an opponent, Football-l 9