Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

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CLASS PROPHECY January 26, 1968 Dear George: Well, I finally arrived in sunny Florida after a very nice trip on one of those new jet strato cruisers. Marathon is the same friendly town with wonderful weather, although the town itself has grown to an enormous size. All of the kids we went to school with are still around. I saw Sally and Roger La Flamme down at Cash and Carry with their five little sparks. They're doing fine. I hear Nancy is teaching music over at the school house. All the time I had lived down here, I had never gone fishing on a charter boat; so, I decided to go while I had the chance. I went down to Davies Docks. There I saw a beautiful boat called The Lady Marlene , with Rod as skipper and his wife Marlene as a first mate. While we were out with Rod on the Atlantic we met Talvin, who now owns the Kight Crawfish Company. After our fishing trip we all went down to the Tastee Freez where John and Janice have taken his parent's place. They are still making pretty good money from Carol, Marathon's new funeral director. Going down to Key Colony I saw Judi coming out of the Marathon hospital, she's an R. N. I wanted to buy some film, so I stopped in at the photo shop, and was I surprised to see Pat. She now owns the shop. Pat told me Bob and Paul are partners in the drugstore business. Pat and I decided we would go to Key West and spend the day. On the way down we saw Charlie, who is a confirmed bachelor. He owns the House of Baderburgers and the Standard Station. I asked for Preston, but Pat said you needed an appointment to see him, as he was Governor of Florida (by the way, Florida is still segregated). Frank and Debbie are doing fine on Big Coppitt. He owns the Key Magazine Company, and is doing very well. Well, that about does it, except that I hope everyone will remember the years we spent together in school and out of school. As always. Evie Compliments of HOLIDAY HOBBY HOUSE 24

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Capo, Vice-President; Tanya Cleland. Secretary; Peggy Turner, Treasurer; Tony Reiss, President. Jack Bass The first Junior Class of Marathon High School, though small in number, took an active part in school activities. They sponsored the Sadie Haw- kins Day race and dance in November. It was a big success and enjoyed by all. The Junior-Senior Prom was the highlight of the year for both the juniors and seniors. To help pay for this dance the Junior class sold magazine subscriptions. To spark up enthusiasm among class members, a contest was held to see who could sell the most subscriptions. The winners of this con- test were Peggy Turner and Terry Kight. They were awarded cute little stuffed animals. Class sponsor is Mr. Alfred Majewski. John Capo Nancy Clinton Newton Emerson Walt Evans Compliments of BART'S STANDARD STATION 26