Mariner Compass

Mariner Highschool Dress Code
November 23, 2021
Hassan Al-Ghazali (He, Him), Staffer
Changes to the dress code this year have made the current dress code drastically different than before. "Clothing that reveals undergarments (all genders), such as underwear,...
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Mariner Student’s Band Debuts Album
November 19, 2021
Aaron Ton (he/him) 10th Grade, Section Editor (Sports)
The classic rock/hard blues band "The Yellow Peddled Flowers," which includes drummer Daniel Bayles, has released their debut album, "Blooming." The album contains ten songs...
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Job and School Management
November 17, 2021
Jasmine Seanoa(she/her) 10th Grade, Social Media Specialist
As a high school student, handling school and a job is very hard. I asked MHS Senior, Dimera Shea-Borgman how it is being a working high-schooler. "As soon as I get home...
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The Success of Online Concerts During Quarantine
November 17, 2021
Daniyal Sundetov (he/they) 9th grade, Artist
During quarantine, a lot of common things we did had to be redone into safer ways. A lot of us had to give up some of the things that brought us joy before. Like going to...
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COVID Impacts Teachers and Their Personal Lives
November 3, 2021
Tationna Russell (she/her) c/o 2024, Editor Chief
As we all know, COVID has impacted many people's lives, and not everyone has had a chance to explain their story, especially teachers. It's important to let teachers know...
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Missing Time: How COVID’s Affected Students Without COVID
November 2, 2021
Benny Moennondsee, Staffer
Here we were in our class, learning about history and how the Native Americans had impacted us. The teachers had informed us that we would cancel a week of school because...
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Announcements

Nov 1st and 2nd marks the celebration of the Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). These two days are spent reuniting the living and the dead and to celebrate the lives of our loved ones. Although it’s widely known to be celebrated in Mexico, other countries like France, the Philippines, and others also acknowledge it. In the concourse display case located under the stairs, you will see an ofrenda organized by students in MECHA with photos and names from staff and students in our school as well as explanations of the different components that is included in an ofrenda. Feel free to take a moment to check it out during your breaks

Spanish Club is going to be doing coloring pages for Dia de Los Muertos, known in english as The Day of the Dead! Join us today, afterschool in Mr. Jaeger’s room, E170!

On Thursday, November 4th at 7 PM in the Gym the Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band and Jazz Band will be presenting there fall concert with a salute to our veteran’s. Come out and enjoy some great music and support our great band students.

French Club meets Wednesday after school in E181. This week’s activities are: Games and Conversation! To celebrate the beginning of National French Week, we’ll be hanging out playing a variety of games and trying out some of our French convo skills!

Ping Pong Club meets today near the East End Project Room after school.

Sports update:

Freshman Boys Football game against Jackson has been cancelled for today.

Girls Volleyball has away games against Glacier Peak. C and Jv play at 5:15 pm and Varsity at 7 pm