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

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Individuals is a rare word at Marine City High. The together- ness of each class , and the whole school has proven that the Marin- ers are more than just individuals. Friendship is a large part of stu- dent life. It can be seen almost anywhere one looks; taking laps at lunch , goofing around between , and sometimes during classes , and supporting the teams at athle- tic events. The school may be made up ot individual people , but all join to- gether to make these school years special by the friendships formed. 6 The Introduction After taking laps at lunch Pat McCartg excitedly hurries to class. Girls, Becky Luce, Dawn Manter, and Kim Sharrow, realty make Matt Beaker ' s lunch break special.

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On Hat and Shaden Day , the effort a of Eric Gundertton and Craig Frank greatly helped the Sen ion to over- take the J union and Sophomores in a show of spirit. ©, A • I ' Rock-n-Roll was the theme of Spirit Week 1985. Windows were decorated with favorite rock song titles. Spirit Week consisted of three days: Punk Day (won by sophomores ), Hat and Shades Day Senior Toga Day (won by seniors ), and Orange , Black and Button Day ( won by seniors). Br- inging Spirit Week to an end was the pep assembly. It included the crowning of the court , a skit and dance done by the cheerleaders and finally the game competi- tions. The senior class was the overall winner of the week ' s ac- tivities. Following the pep assembly, the student body continued to show its spirit by cheering the team to a victory over Richmond. M.C.H.S. 5

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Rather than take tap s. Joel Pelath latches onto Denise Dupre and Joann Postalka. Patti Luce and Heidi Meyer display their friendship and Mariner spirit. The winning smile of Beth Harrison shows hand isn ' t as bad as it sounds. Personalities such as Michelle Butlers re- ally shine when you are around friends like Mark hreusel and Randy Westrick. M.C.H.S. 7