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I pirit Drives MHS students to the top How was spirit defined? A ghost that lingered and haunted you? An alcoholic liquor? Or would it be what was roaming around MHS? According to senior Mike Addi- cott, Marauder spirit commonly defined is the gift of doing utterly stupid, embarrassing, and nutty things just because you feel like it. There was plenty of that going on. Students jammed into the grandstands for Friday night foot- ball games, blasted out cheers at pep assemblies, and hunted for something crazy to do. Staci Driving through the painted sign, 22 Phil Woolley demonstrates the power of a half-back. Leading the band during half-time, Jodine Hinscliff concentrates on the perfor- mance. Photos by Rick Myers, Kathy Barnes and Kelly Lynch. Sprout commented, This has been an outstanding year for spir- it at Mariner. It seems to be climb- ing higher and higher ... I don ' t see any limits for it yet! There were no limits. Every person had many chances to gain the edge of spirit. Whether it was buying blue and yellow pom-poms, rap- ping at pep rallies, or expecting the best, everyone took control of their own Marauder spirit. As ju- nior Savona Anderson stated, This year ' s spirit ... is the best it ' s ever been! -Tricia Taylor. Spirit 17
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a s t m jk.H »» »£ jwt B Studying intensely, Amber Waldbaum fin- ishes her homework so she can have free time on the weekend Photos by Kathy Barnes and Rick Myers. inally, it ' s Here Weekends are for letting go Weekends? Now you ' re talk- ing. What could be a more finer thing in life? questioned junior Travis Talbot. Students waited five long, strenuous days for this wonderful thing we call week- ends, and it made it worth every minute. Brandon Hall commented Weekends are for letting go and his favorite weekend activity was known as the cruise. It ' s a fun easy way to meet people , Brandon explained. The cruise , took place along Evergreen and Colby in Everett. We simply drive around for awhile find some place to park and wait. People will just walk right up to you , said Jes- sie Fulson. Another popular rest-stop on Friday nights was at Cinema 12, in Lynnwood, commonly known as the one dollar movies. As Chris- tine Chesler explained, They ' re fun to go to when you ' re looking for mellow, CHEAP fun. Seattle was another alterna- tive. From Rocky Horror to the La- zarium, students flocked to any- thing new and different. I saw U2 at the Lazarium and it was incredi- ble. I ' m going again this weekend to see the Boston vs. Journey rock war, said John Chalfant. As Devon Hopper said, Week- ends are why we make it through the week. - Michelle Laffoon. 18 Student Life
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