Mariner High School - Voyager Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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Just a wild and crazy Week What is more memorable about Mariner High School, than a change in the regular routine. Homecoming week, this year, was five days of terribly goofy activities. All ended with togetherness of the student body, as the Marauders set out to Trample the Tigers, the theme for the week. lt started bright and early Monday morning with Hat day. A first glance around the crowded school, revealed eccentric hats from baseball caps to lndian headdresses. The next day was dress up day as we crowned the home- coming queen. Long dresses were worn by the girls along with ties on the guys, in honor of the soon to be crowned queen. The coronation theme was Yesterday Once More. The day went along calmly as Lori Hansen was crowned homecoming queen for the remaining week. Grub day, on Wednesday, helped the students feel at home, dressed in faded jeans with holes. Everyone looked as if they had just come in from milking the cows on the farm. Hymns of death filled the halls of Mariner on Thursday, Mourning day. A coffin which contained a trampled tiger was placed in the commons. Eerie music flowed from the coffin and various students, dressed in black, cried over the saturnine scene. Friday ended the week with flashes of blue and gold around the school. The activities were meant to enrich the football players with determination to play their best and win the homecoming football game, which ended better than planned. Mariner pulverized Edmonds 20-0. After the victory of the game, many couples settled in the commons along with the band, Stryker, for the homecoming dance. The decorations of crepe paper helped the atmo- sphere. At midnight, the lowered lights were brought back on and the commons was cleared as the couples returned to their cars. For the awards of spirit during homecoming week, the sign and skit competitions were won by the sophomores. The se- niors won the spirit can and the class comp. THIS PAGE Top left, Grover visits Mariner tor a day. Top right, Football team expresses their emotions after winning the homecoming game. Middle left, Football players ripped the run through sign. Bottom, Trampled Tiger rests in the Mari- ner morgue on mourning day. OPPOSITE PACE Top right, Lori Luckovich and Ben Thomas entertain at the pep assembly. Middle left, The coronation throne sits empty. Middle right, Oliver Hanrieter and Theresa Branvold gaze into each other's eyes at homecoming dance. Bot- tom left, Don Stefanini acts in winning sophomore skit. Bottom right, Queen Lori enjoys the pep assembly. PACE '14 Top left, Linda Cjendem and Glen Pehling. Top right, Laurel Zimmerman and LeRoy Hornbeck . Middle, Howie Price and Leah Hiernstra. Bottom left, Host- ess Maureen Hansen and Host Lewis Hauenstein. Bottom right, queen Lori Hansen. PAGE 15 Top Brent Marx and Christy Salsibury. Bottom, Homecoming court. 16 Homecoming

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