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

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Sento-ra rfne $aA4ical Senioritis spread through M.C.H.S. like wildfire . from the be ginning of the year to the end. The seniors have to set good examples for the underclassmen , planning and looking forward to the future . and that f s a mighty hard job. Throughout the year they look forward to Homecoming. Prom, and FLORIDA and before everyone knew it. that moment of truth has arrived, and the day every senior dreams of. Graduation. Then the questions appear once again “IVi J go to college ? Should we get married ? What should do. Join the Army or just stay home and live off Mom and Dad? All in all the years at M.C.H.S. have been the best. 8 .

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The underclassmen of MCHS are a big part of the student body. There not only following the footsteps of the Seniors but also are learning to lead. Exploring and tak- ing on challenges with each other is just part of what underclassmen do as they work there way to the top. 1. MaryBeth Zweng gets the beauty treat- ment from Kim Osterman. 2. The spirit of a cheerleader is shown by Michelle Wilson at a Mariner Home Came. 3. Jackie Owens is thrilled to receive her class ring of 1984 4. The class officers Scott Zyrowsky and Tom Hollands take time off from school duties to clown around. 5. Talking over the score of a Mariner Bas- ketball Came are Don Drewlard and Jerry Hamilton. 6. Karen Meldon introduces her date for the Homecoming Dance. 7. 1.2.3 let ' s kick , exclaim the dance trio Jeannie Wesley, Lisa Dewey, and Lisa Horn at a Home Football Came. 8. The rhinestone cowboy, Roy Warner, looks up in time for the camera to flash. M.C.H.S. 15