Mariner High School - Voyager Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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The bathrojpri thataway. points Dan Williams at Leadership Camp .Jjffi ' : ' to us to make the mark Happinaf Jbeing a mom. Mrs. Reisenauer cuddles her baolP summer Leadership Camp. Jchin ' squeezin ' . Jeff Knight dips Amy Mather in jy Kathy Barnes and Rick Myers. It was truly re- markable. A football team that actually won games. Finally, the students got used to the mauve and periwinkle de- cor of the con- course. They had the oppurtunity to break in the new softball field and the new district superin- tendent. Sights were set high and spirit flew with them. It was the Marauder ' s turn to leave their mark. SAT ' s, college applications, and long nights of Calcu- lus filled the upper- classmen ' s sched- ule. Making the mark was a high priority. In addition, the reorginization of the spirit club was a helpful incentive to all athletes, who were determined to make every season a winning one. All of them hit right on the mark. DECA class intro- duced a program called Mukilbucks, planned to raise money in order to fund operations for v Heal the Children ' . They dominated the market. All of this and more helped make the year of 1987- 1988 one for leaving a mark. -Michelle Laffoon. Opening 5

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-Ijppin out. Kelly Syy i displays her playful side. Terror on two w.M©. Motorcycles are a popular mode of transportation ,, ' topez and Kim Caas work together at ;ummer camp, Lazin ' around. Susan Brown, Dori Zook, Katie Andrews. Bar- bie Allendoerfer and Valerie Rupper show oft their tans. Photos by Kathy Barnes. LEAVEIT to students to reach goals Student life was a mixture of school, friends, parents, jobs, etc. integrated with a variety of personal reactions in the environment. Worries about the country, the world and personal future were talked about, but it was more common to discuss everyday occur- ances such as ro- mance, fights or both. It was stressful to deal with people and to plan ahead. However, there were many good times. There were football games, dating, good grades that some- how emerged, the friendships and, of course, summer. Some people de- scribed their lives as fun, some as de- pressing. Most had a mixture of the two. All in all, it was a combination of out- side influences and inward feelings. They may have been confusing, but the high school years were full for everyone. -Tracey Moore.