Mariner High School - Voyager Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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, olleyballg dedication B The Volleyball team maintained a fairly even record in the 1976 season, and held their own in league play. The maiority of the six senior players were four-year veterans, in proof of the general dedication and determi- nation of the team. Brenda Bremner was voted captain by her teammates, and later was awarded the in- spirational trophy. Sophomore Bev Leonard received the most improved award. Senior players were Bremner, Jean Barron, Donna Hartley, Shelly Rubatino, Patty Gien- dem, and Leslie Wandler. Barron was unable to play for much of the season, due to a leg iniury, but nevertheless was in attendance at all turnouts and games. Coach Thorstenson said that although the team didn't improve this year as much as she had expected, there were factors to explain this. Volleyball, as always, has proved itself an irreplaceable part of Mariner's girls' sports program. Page 26, top left, .lean Barron takes a leap for the ball. Center, on anticipation iump. Bottom, Team portrait: Back row l-r, Jean Barron, Donna Hartley, Shelly Rubatino, Bev Leonard 2nd row, Leslie Wandler, Brenda Bremner, Linda Giendem, Carolyn Bennet, Cynthia Panserzwreski Front: Robin Parsons, Melissa Thompson, Patti Giendem. Page 27, top left, Carolyn Bennet spikes one over as Leslie Wandler looks on. Top right, Patti Giendem waits for team's set-up. Middle left, Bev Leonard watches for the arrival of the ball. Middle right, Patti Giendem suspended in a serve. Bottom left, Carolyn Bennet practices deadly spike. Bottom right, a member of the J.V. sets up the ball. 26 Girls' Volleyball ,. HW hm

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C.C. looking at winning future The Mariner team of I977 will feature young quality runners. Their success to a great extent will depend upon how much they mature through the summer months, re- marked Coach Price about the Boys' Cross Country team. The Marauder runners received fifth in Wesco and sixth in the district tournament this year. Some of the outstanding runners were cap- tain Dan Blanchard, Doug Anderson, who won the Most Improved Award and Golden Foot Award, and Mike Madin, Most In- spirational. Coach Price said, The outlook for the fu- ture will be for another winning squad from Mariner. Top page 28, Mike Madin catches his last breath before the finish in their meet. Lower left, team picture. Lower right, Coach Price who coached both the boys and the girls cross country teams. Top page 29, the girls cross country team left to right, Joni Meisner, Mary Hansen, Chris Apple, Laura Mossman, and Meridith Mosteller. Middle left, the girls get off to a great start in one of their bigger meets. Middle right, Dan Blanchard the captain of the boy's cross country team. Lower left, Mary Hansen, the captain of the girls cross country team, is being trailed by teammate Meredith Mosteller. Lower right, the boys cross country team gets off to another great start in one of their meets. 28-Boys' Cross Country