Mariner High School - Voyager Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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J .V. breaks even The junior Varsity football team started off their season with a 14-12 win over Snohomish. An outstanding kickoff return of 85 yards and a touchdown by Scott Roden helped to make it two straight wins after defeating Everett 18-6. The winning streak was ended after losses to Oak Harbor, Lynnwood, Ed- monds and Cascade. Fine passing by Gene Wilson and an out- standing effort by linebacker Tim Smith helped the Marauders win over Marysville-Pilchuck with a score of 16-12. The last game of the season, the Marauders set out to beat Woodway in a very wet and rainy game. Mark Hawlett recovered two fumbles to set up the Marauders for two touchdowns scored by Dale Elder. Coach Alinen feels the l.V. team showed a lot of promise for next year's Varsity team. They showed much enthusiasm and spirit while turning out and during games. THIS PAGE Top left, Tim Smith makes tackle on Bruin halfback. Bottom left, l.V. players warming up before second half. Middle right, Coach gives encouragement. Bottom right, Brian Shoenberger makes the conversion. OPPOSITE PAGE Top left, Mark Wheeler waits for the kick-off. Bottom left, Seniors at their last assembly. Middle left, Alex Malysheffe on the receiving end of a touchdown pass. Football 21

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Soph's strive to improve Improvement was the key to this year's sophomore football team, as they strived to improve with each week of turnouts and games. The team found difficulty adjusting to their new wishbone style offense as it was full of deception and trickery. By learning it now, however, it will help them in the years to come, as it was the same offense that the varsity squad used. Once the team became adept at their offense, the defense came together and they began to make advances, The team's record Q3 wins and 6 lossesj is not the main purpose as soph- omores, but working to improve for the future is the most im- portant goal, stated Coaches Hoiby and james. The team came on strong towards the end of the season, as they recog- nized the importance of working together. There was an abundance of individual talent on the team but things such as attitude problems held a few members from reaching their potential. Some of the team members received individual awards such as Best Lineman, who was jim Smith. Chris Belford, who started later in the season, was named Best Back. The most Coachable award was shared by Chuck Schnieder and Tall Malysheff. Others expected to contribute to Marauder football in the future were Chris Norman, jeff Leary, and Bart Ransom. Coach james also felt that with more hard work and dedication in the future, many players will be valuable additions to Mariner football in the years to come. THIS PAGE Top right, Marauder sticks an opponent. Bottom left, Marauder blocks out an opponent. Bottom right, sophomore team, Top row, Dan Kieneker, jeff Leary, Chuck Belford, Kevin Watier, Cevin jacobson, jerry Arnold, jon Ummel. Middle, Chris Norman, Gabe Ergler, Tall Maylscheff, Scott McKinna, Paul Goodard, Rob Rasmussen, David Dean. Bottom, Ken Schneider, Roy Yotty, jim Smith, Chuck Schneider, Cary Rowson, Chris Belford, Rod Graybeal, jeff Meehan. q.p-U--W .1 . -,ww .-t. fr. .,,f , . -I? nw 4 . We 'E T' 5. 1, . .. ' ig be 0'- . N 1? --nf in su A .0934 A 22 Sophomore Football