Stevens Mason Middle School - Mariner Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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Lightweight Football Team. FRONT ROW: Ed Rondo, Matt Brodie Brian Schupbach, Curt Patton, Tim Hernandez, Karl Froling, Gill Rogers Gordon Meyers, Bret Overall, Iohn Schmidt, Paul Albertson Dm,-is Sebring, Denny Salkeld, Gary Fitzhenry, Ion Roy. SECOND ROW: Tim Darling, managerg Gary Ruelle, Ray Markham, Iett McCutcheon, Tab Roy, Bob Smith, Brian Crowley, Mike Mclntosh, Scott Salley Rick Corry, Rick Burke, Tim O'Neill, Larry Schupbach, Dieter Baulngart Duane Grondziak, Dave Isbell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gerald Eichmanl coachf Dave Vlfhite, Tony Young, Russ Copus, Charles Lengyel, Iinfl Shank, Tad McClellan, Mike Merritt, Doug Strader, Tim Hartland, Mike Anderson, lack Everett, left Brown, Gordon Brooks, Curt Young, Mqfghg-11 O'Shaghnessy, Scott Hausman, Kevin Lee, David Hitchcock. Missing From picture: Larry Orr, Danny Medlock, Bob Stahl, Steve Carie. Come rain, hail, sleet, or the opposing team, the lightweights march on to victory. Football is our gameg victory is our name We Want a touchdown! was the cry of the cheering section, cmd the seventh and eighth grade football teams came through. The micldleweights were undefeated, com- pleting the season with a fantastic 4-0 record cmd first place among Waterford's junior high teams. Coach Edward Haley was justifiably proud of their performance. Near-perfect was the record of the light- weights, who lost no games, but racked up one tie with three Wins. The team toppled Pierce twice, and Coach Gerald Eichman pointed out that although they tied Crary their first game, they held the Clippers score- less the second time around. So improved was the heavyweights' 3-2 record, compared with last yeo:r's 0-5 win-loss total, Coach Donald Castle stated they can really claim the season a victory. Heavyweight Football Team. FRONT ROW: Bill Healy, Dennis Franks, Mark Collard, Bill Williams, Steve Cavender, Mitchell Cosselman, Bob Reynolds, Bill Sangster. SECOND ROW: Doug Mowry, Mark Easley, lim Martinez, Robert Le-cours, Mike Hrynyk, Gary Kwapis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Donald Castle, coach, Tony Wood, Charles Melchiorre, lohn Bauer, Kevin Bates, Bill Sinsabaugh. Missing from picture: Ron Iacklyn, Bill Sherman, Gary O'Toole. 86 Q seventh, eighth grade football

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mth grade klcks off season on nght foot Football went over brq for the mlqhty mnth grade Manners The best year yet was a ternhc feelmq for the squad as they ended the season wrth a 4-3 record Amonq the scores that leaned heavlly 1n the Wm column was the 28 24 Wm over West BlOOII1llSld Tlus was a sweet defeat for the Manners because West Bloom fleld had been prevlously undefeated The team also set a new record scorlnq 187 pomts 1n only seven games Coach lohn Scrum sa1d the best tlunq was beatmg West BlOOII1f1Gld and that the team put forth remarkable effort l-lelpmq coach the team was Mr Robert Casteel who commented The worst thmq about coachmq the mnth grade team 1S that you have no returnmq players the next year it SL L 1920 Foofbull R Q, W1 Nmth Gm 1f1fll'l'S an Q e Cl.CII'lSgfG1f1 Sash Seal' Crazy B1 miield Halls 3 Walled Lake Western West Hills Pierce West Bloomheld Won 4 QS Teamwork and spmt are vztal io every play and the Manners show theyve got xt Mark lames 1441 IS cheered on by Doug Verlee 1752 and Bob Martxn dale 1481 as he scores a touchdown agamst Bloom held H1115 A completed pass rmght mean another fzrst down and Rzck Reed 1221 blocks a chargmg Crary Chpper to glve Rzck Iordan 1641 every chance to connect wzth hrs recerver Greg Barley zeros rn to nab Bob Martmdales pass backed up by B111 Mala and Mark Vogel 1961 mnth, grade football .35 g o o - - - A 1. VF ..l. ,VL 5-5,,f'i,.. -1 A .... t 'lang -':e'tot sneer ,,,, f': 'f .,.,., 2 -114,- ' . 1 :': . . . Q -eie Q V' . - 1 1 I - ' 11 . ' 1 1 . I 1 522, ' Q , ' . u WVANV .E t , 'th' ' ' . t e:-A, tie. I, ,thi M W Q Y Egret ga Q: I I-35 , , - 1 pe p s e ll ' ' - ' L - 7 on i, r w l Weld -ee I ll ,m- ,D , .,, 1 3 11 ' ' ' ' - . 't f , ' - ' ' 'f .fstlds - - ' '

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Tension mounts as Mr. Robert Casteel, substituting tor Coach Donald Castle, and Mark Easley watch a tough play from the sidelines. Vin, ,- t , ,, f Z v 1 Z 1 G irlicshfweiqbr- j sia I .,. l 6 Crm 15? 2 141, f P19379 : 1 ij 65 l 14 i 1 'crm Q n . l 12 f i P19319 6, l , fried, 11.031 0 l E Middleweiqhie 5 i I5PGIiQ1'LiSfl ,I 36 Bierce 0 I2 Z B: 6 5 Pierce T 3 l if X iii f I-'ootiactlljg is y V ee 'g E l lMarine-:ir I or e piirgentsl ' fu f Pierce e --Ig V I 5 230 Walled' -:-:.-. ll g M is 2 l lmefer fel l 1 2 ee Y. l Wonzegifg Lost 122 .1.,e,, -e.,T. 4i YY.YY, Y-,Ai,.L - ..uE..4. Middleweight Football Team. FRONT ROW: Ritchie Gravelle, Iohn Yates, Hex Schiele, Chuck Wooderson, Bill Strong, Bob Elam, Andy Iames, Mike Cattell, Kevin Riley, Layne Drouin, Eugene Franks, Bob Sowles, manager. SECOND' ROW: Kevin Turnbull, George Todorott, Bob Davis, Dan McWilliams, Mark Houston, Dan Whiston, Garry McLean, Russ Haney, Dave Barker, Iohn Collins, Bryan Burling, Dave Russell, Mr. Ed Haley, coach. Missing from picture: Lester Barron, Bill Bowles, lack Frank, Todd lones, Greg Smith, Vince Sorbelli, lim Ward. I,-Q 1 'sf ' , V - - H -X-i...,:1-'-1.'f. ..- The middleweights easily put an end to Pierce's attack as they down a charging Pirate with men to spare. seventh, eighth grade football C 37