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

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inth Grade Team Breaks Even The crowds roared with excitement, the cheerlead- 1973 Football Record ers cheered on. Ninth Grade Football had arrived. Ninth Grade Team Football is without a doubt a serious game, but it proved to be fun, too. The Ninth Grade Team worked Mariners Opponents hard four gainswfour losses, with no ties. The season was very exciting with fine plays made by many 6 Pierce 20 members of the team. 14 Milford 6 The results of the football players awards were: 21 West Bloomfield 14 56 East Hills 26 Most valuable player-Jim Essiambre 0 Craiy 3 Most improved player-Dan Schaar 16 Walled Lake Central 20 l 1071fteam spiritj--John Phelps, Jeff Stanley 6 Clarkston 16 68 West Hills 0 The team did a great job and their pep and enthu- siasm gave others spirit. We're proud of our team! Won 4 Tied 0 Lost 4 ' -1 it at sv- 1 W ee ' FRONT ROW: Dan Shelton, Dennis O'Neil, Dan Schaar, Mike Richman, Jim Essiambre, Tom Richman, Robin Stout, Tom Hepburn, Mike Wallace, Al Motzny, Jeff Stanley. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Uzelac, Kevin Gannon, Jeff Ziulkowski, Ted Misiewicz, John Phelps, Mike Conarty, Don Roehl, Al Embry, Craig Morris, Rick Bates, Coach Jack Gebauer. THIRD ROW: Dan Ashby, Don Pelton, Scott Lund, Mark Bourn, Mark Jakel, Brian Burk, Phil Liestman, Mike George. FOURTH ROW: Manager Scott Woodhull, Gary Ferris, Joe Sutherland, Al Carroll, Daryl Chrisman, Dave Hawkins, Manager Ken Henry, FIFTH ROW: Bill Forge, Randy Breeding, Dave Dominguez, Mike Bauer, Randy Morse, Fred Alexander, Tom Daugherty, Chris Harper. 42 1 fr

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Heavyweighfs ackle Teamwork ' 1- - ...gi M ' .. FRONT ROW: Dan Brimhall, Brian Mount, Paul Toth, Dave Snelling, Mark Coles, Gary Hagaman. SECOND ROW: Charles Cross, Dan Reed, Dan Hagaw, Dave Van Norman, Mark Goetz, John Napier, Steve Felice, Joe Bauer. THIRD ROW: Jeff Lane, Greg Konkle, Eric Domke, Jeff Siome, Ralph McCarrick, Steve Doyon, Russ Hval, Bill Ziulkowski, Coach: Mr. John Diliegghio. Masonis Heavyweight team really worked hard. Mr. Dilliegghio, the coach, Jeff Sioma and Dan Hagaw, the team captains, worked to help the team 1973 Football Record Heavyweight Team tie the last game. The team learned new plays and had MHUHCFS OPPOIWMS a strong desire to win. They bettered themselves and 0 CTHTY 20 really found themselves in the last two games. 0 Pierce 34 The victories they had in teamwork, knowledge, 0 CTHFY 8 and leadership were certainly worth all the hard work 6 Pi0fCe 6 and effort they put forth. They will make fantastic WOH 0 Tied 1 L0Sf 3 Ninth Grade All-Stars. Dust flies as Masonls Heavyweight's De- 3 fense tackles a Crary runner. ' 1 is 'EE ,f,, 1 rf' ! ,,,. A H 44 ,f y l..l no f rrrr l- if-, ,.., .. ., L ,, , Q ' 71 J ,tayil y, y, ' f: H f -' V' L' s ' f an