Marine City High School - Mariner Yearbook (Marine City, MI)

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Teamwork , pride and spirit is the name of the game when it comes to M.C.H.S. and sports. The Mariners went to the top and played the S.C.A.L . championship football game against Marysville. Even though defeated , they didn f t let there sense of personal satisfaction down. It takes a considerable amount of effort to gain a victory and a great deal of sportsmanship to handle de- feat which the Mariners definitely have. Sports involves much more than athletes. Cheerleaders and fans have an important part also. 1. The awesome orange crush defense and the powerful Viking offense, clash head on during the SCAL championship game. 2. Mark Kammer demonstrates a new de- fense technique of the J.V. basketball team. 3. For Kevin Bluitt, concentration is the key for a smooth putt. 4. Victory is in sight for Tony Massina. 5. Cathy Chartier slips the ball by her oppo- nents with ease. 6. Renee Burton bumps the ball over the net in a notorious volleyball game 7 The Mariner football teams pride rings with joy as they bring home the bell from a spectacular upset victory over St. Clair.

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r Sfc nti- (tyeutfo s. 10 The Introduction

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1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 12 The Introduction Senior Kim Spragg works contently as she aids for Mrs. Burmann. Tracy Minnis poses for the Rolling Stones at the Homecoming Dance. The All-American DeVires family shows what parents night is all about. The senior crew has that radical attitude while building the winning float. The two Valentines Donna Russell and Don Dewey dance the night away at the Sweetheart Dance. Steve Kammer flashes a smile as he re- members the gonzo time at the ). Giels concert. Kim Ouellette and Lori Uppleger re- minisce about their diper days at Hallo- ween. Class President Don Wesley discuss fu- ture plans.