Mariner High School - Voyager Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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:?Yu:v n;»-:»u i» Tr»-?»A Takin9 a relaxin9 break from joumallsm camp, Suzy Yoon and Janet Irby dis- cuss plans. Catchin ' Air. Tami Klesisk spikes the ball while Angie Heidman is prepared to re- turn. Photos by Dan Koh. Rick Myers and Kelly Lynch.

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ummer Excitement Freedom Comes and Goes The first thing that came to mind when hearing the word summer was freedom . Sum- mer was the most long-awaited season of the year, especially since school wasn ' t on the agen- da. Many people spent their time in water sports or just laying around. Most people would agree that summer was what you made of it. Although summer meant a break from school, there were still those who just couldn ' t stay away. Leadership camp was a good example. It was really ex- citing to see how much work could get done with such little time and effort, commented Ja- net Soma. Then there was Cory Dire, Konan Giddens and Jeff But- ler who, anxious for football, spent their summer in the weight room buffing out their bodies. When asked what she enjoyed most about summertime, Lori Dire replied, Doing things more spon- taneously; not worrying about what comes next. However, it all came to an end. After returning to school, the freedom was over. - Tricia Taylor. Listing some new activity ideas at leader- ship camp, Cherise Sherbert concen- trates. Splish Splash. Jennifer Lind. Staci Sprout, Missy Butler and Julie Wahlstrom enjoy a game of water tag Cuttin ' up the wake. Matt Pederson shows style while skiing in the San Juans. Uf.;m ,o rif.

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It was chal- lenging to go against the sen- iors. I felt we played a good game. -Karma Grayson. Nice bike! Scott Uderitz compliments Sean Hey on his Elite. 10 Student Life