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

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Middleweights Make T he Mark Mason's 1973 Middleweight Team gave the school the best record Middleweight has had in two years, 2-1-l! They were a great team that worked together as an ambitious group. g 5 p p Mr. Haley, the coach, has had thejob for six years p p 'W p and enjoys developing a team with school spirit, good if ' 'T ' ' ' ' T sportsmanship and a strong desire to WIN! Q Football is a tough sport but the Middleweight Team learned something more valuable than the fund- l amentals of the game. They learned the importance B of good sportsmanship! ' 1973 Football Record ' Middleweight Team 'ff' ,Qi . I rli , O yJ,,, r 2 s.rqy Manners Opponents Zltt el .,l fy: if 6 CH113' 6 i if 412: .1 iey'll y 20 Pierce 0 ' 't e ', p F 'il M g 'e'v g, 0 CTW 18 ' we w ,era 12 PM 0 r Won 2 Tied 1 Lost 1 'Ki i. 17'??4r55Y iil-l 479m FRONT ROW: Manager Barry Bass, Jim Davis, Mike Crowley, Jim Sausser, Craig Parrish, Jack Baron, J ogn Madsen, Nathan Miller, Jim Dubre, Tim Marshall, Steve Garcia, Bab Wooderson, Tony Salfi, Mike Kildal, Bernard Slabinski, Ron Thyle, Mike Duncan, Ray Flavin. SECOND ROW: Mike Wheeler, Jeff Velsy, Dennis Durie, Tim Proctor, Ralph Lamson, Russell Bedford, Cliff Poppy, Randy Freeland, Conrad Gardiner, Brad Leinenger, Charles Aldrich, Mike Busch, Tim Gehrke, Athony Guzak, Bruce Domke, Rick Williams, Craig Laorence, Larry Minogue, David Kunkle, Mark Trager, Nick Vanicelli, Eric Sparkman, Brent Him, Coach Ed Haley.

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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

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Lightweighfs Remain Invincible FRONT ROW: Paul Sutherland, Scott Kaminga, John Boyea, Gregg Cooper, Dave McMahon, Jeff Alexander, Steve Bisoghi, Pat Bedford, Stan Hasting, Tim Hudson, Dennis Davis, Steve Morse, Leslie Ferris, Jim Schutt. SECOND ROW: Rob Barker, Grant Finn, Dave Crowley, Matt Daubner, William Ward, Steve Carman, Mike Cudnohufsky, Joe Gwinn, Craig Stricklin, William Aronald, Bryant Thomas, Eric Martin, Charles Ziulkowski, Charles Clarke. THIRD ROW: Brian Capistrant, Chuck Wyant, Craig Hutchison, David Aikin, Greg Kojima, Jim Willoughby, Tracy Penfold, Steve Kaines, Gary LeMonde, Ken Schluchter, Anthony Spagnola, Ted Keranen, Danny Giers, Jeff Beech, Coach: Mr. Don Castle. 1973 Football Record Lightweight Team Mariners Opponents 20 Crary 13 13 Pierce 0 O Crary 0 Coach Mr. Castle gives the Lightweight team a pep talk. 13 Pierce O Won 3 Tied 1 Lost O When the going gets tough, the tough gets going! This is the motto of the Lightweights. Because of the outstanding defense they had a record of 3 wins, 0 losses and l tie. With excellent coaching by Mr. Castle, the Lightweight Team took the league champ- ionship for the second year in a row. Enthusiasm is important in any football game, and the Lightweights have a lot ofit. 46