Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

i ■ THE 1960 SHORELINE MARATHON HIGH SCHOOL Dedication We the Shoreline Staff of 1960 wish to dedicate this book to our Principal, Donald P. Jaeschke. May we always re- member him for his outstanding work with the students. 4 PRINCIPAL’S PAGE As you look through the pages of this book each of you will have diverse memories as you recall incidents that occurred during 1959-60 when Marathon High School was but a three year old. Not by seeing these pictures will you remember but by remembering will you see. I wish to express my sincere thanks to those of the students and staff who labored unselfishly in making this year a successful one. 6 OFFICE STAFF COREY AND SONS, INC. Ph. 743-5410 Downtown Marathon 7 STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Pruitt, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Redding, Cafeteria Manager. The cafeteria staff is responsible for the healthful feeding of the children, both elementary and high school students who patronize the lunch room establishment in this system. Also on the regular agenda for the duties of the management of the cafeteria, is the partic- ipation in school activities such as the P.T.A., and other such organizations. Mrs. Redding from Big Pine Key is manager, Mrs. Wise is head cook, Mrs. Zimmerman, assistant cook, Mrs. Pruitt, Mrs. Browning, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Powers, and Mrs. Thomp- son serve on the staff as kitchen workers. KEY DELICATESSEN Marathon Shores Ph. 743-5645 8 MAINTENANCE STAFF BUS DRIVERS STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bye, Mr. Woods. Substitue Driver; and Mr. Harris. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Browning. MAINTENANCE MEN Mr. Jesse M. Stott, and Mr. Marion Whybrew Jr. FLOYD'S PLUMBING SERVICE Marathon Ph. 743-5407 9 MARATHON HIGH ALMA MATER Coral Sands on shores are gleaming Azure skies above. Blue, blue waters softly streaming, Past the school we love. Marathon High, our Alma Mater, We sing thy praises loud. We'll try our best for perfect learning And evermore be proud. Trade winds gentle breezes blowing. Birds on wing above, Sunbeams rays are ever gleaming, On the school we love. Marathon High we take great pride In each project we do, We'll take the future in our stride. With happy thoughts of you. CHARLEY TOPPINO SONS INC. Marathon Shores Ph. 743-5319 10 MRS. HARRIS MRS. C. PENT MR. C. HEAD MR. J. MACURRY Librarian School Nurse 12-Homeroom 8-A-Homeroom MR. H. HERRICK 7-B Homeroom MR. A. MAJEWSKI General Office 1 MR. J. SIMCIC 10 A -Homeroom Marathon MR. R. LOWE 11 -Homeroom MRS. D. MILLER 8-B-Homeroom MR. E. LOCKE Band Director 9-B-Homeroom MRS. CABRAL 8-A -Homeroom MRS. P. LOWE 10-B Homeroom MR. K. SLATER 9-A-Homeroom MR. A. WILLETTE MRS. M. STEEN 6th Grade 6th Grade MR. MORNING DCT Advisor Faculty MRS. K. GRADICK MR. G. DULL P. E. Advisor P. E. Advisor ALAN AND PAT SCHMITT HOUSE OF FURNITURE AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE 743-5267 14 Senior Officers Phil Baker..................................President Chris Puto.............................Vice-President Susan Spyker................................Secretary Phyllis Kiddy...............................Treasurer Jimmy Chaplin........................Sergeant-at-Arms 16 Mrs. Ruth Alice Campbell . School Board Member PHILLIP BAKER Red Key Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Varsity Baseball, Foot- ball 3, 4; Class Officer 4. I shall marry in haste and repeat at leiaire. miir PAUL ANDREWS Butch Newspaper 2; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Football 3, 4; Softball 3; Dramatics 4; Boys State 3. She's something else! FRANK JAMES CHAPLIN Jimmy DCT 4; Class Officer 4; Football 2; DCT Game 4. For exercise I read murder mysteries and let my skin crawl. CHARLES DANIEL BEARD Dan Chorus 4; Ensemble Group 4; Dance Band 4; Transferred from Penn Manor High, Pennsylvania. CHARLOTTE AND DAVID CASH AND CARRY MARKET 743-9960 17 WILLIAM ALFRED HENDRY Al President of DCT 4, DCT Convention 4j Boys Intramural Football 1, 2; DCT Students Football Came 4. Pass the bottle. EDWARD JOSEPH STENGLE Ned DCT Club 3, 4, DCT Students Football Game 4; Rifle Club 4. If you do not think about the future, you will not have CHRISTOPHER PUTO Chris Varsity Football, Softball, Basketball 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4j Stu- dent Council 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Office Staff 4; Newspaper 2. Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. RONALD GENE JAEGER Ron DCT 4, Secretary of DCT Ways and Means 4; Transferred from Blue Island Community High School, Illinois. Huh! 18 EDGEWATER LODGE Long Key 743-2662 WILLIAM AUSTIN KILLCORE Chilly Willy DCT Club 3, 4, DCT Game 4; Boys Intramurals 4; DCT Treasurer 4. What's for supper? JAMES DAVID THOMPSON James DCT 4, DCT Officer 4, Convention 3, DCT Game 4. Any persons who love wine, women, and song are not fools. DONNA FAYE EVANS Denna Faye Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Major- ettes 2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders 3, 4; FCA 2; Student Council 4; Varsity 3, 4. Even a child is known by its doing, whether they be pure and right. SHIRLEY ANN DANIELS Tators Future Homemaker of America 4; Transferred from Ever- glades High School, Everglades, Florida. To err is human, to forgive, divine. MARATHON KEYTRONICS Electronic Service 743-5656 19 PENELOPE LOU HODCERS Penny Transferred from Hirsch High School, Chicago, Illinois. But Honey? IS PHYLUS IMOCENE KIDDY Phyllis Voice of American Democracy Winner 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 2; FCA 2; Newspaper 3; Office Staff 2, 3, 4; DCT Convention, Treasurer and Club Member 4; Journalism 3. Business? It's very simple, it's other people's money. VALEDICTORIAN MARY ANN MAY Mary DCT 4; Annual Staff 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; DCT Officer 4. Life is a fleeting moment, enjoy yourself, it's later than you think. VALERIE ANN YOUNG Veronique FCG 2; Band 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Group 3, 4; Annual Editor 4; Class Officer 2. It pays to be nice to everyone, you might have to hide in their cellar some day. - (- 20 TURNER APPLIANCES Marathon 743-5307 GAIL TRANDEL Gail Varsity 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Volleyball Team Captain 3, 4; Softball Team 3. Who me? What did I do? SUSAN ELIZABETH SPYKER Susie Chorus 2; Treasurer of FCG 2; Girls State 3; Class Officer 3; DCT Club 4; Secretary of Senior Class; Officer of National Honor Society. Past and to come seem best; Things present worse. WILLIAM RABITO Billy Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Varsity Football and Softball 3, 4. SYLVIA WILLIAMS Sylvie Varsity 3, 4; Basketball Team 3; Softball 3, 4; Volleyball Team 4; Intramural Softball Team 3. You're Right. TRANDEL’S SOUTH SEA RESTAURANT 743-5600 21 GEORGELLA MARGARET ZETTEROWER Georgie DCT Officer 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus Of- ficer 2, 3; Cheerleader Treasurer 2; FCG 2; Majorettes 3; Girls Ensemble 3; Junior Red Cross 2; Homecoming Queen 4. It's nice to be important, but more im- portant to be nice. ELLEN CHARLENE HENDERSON Tammy Arises 3; Speech 3, 4; Cheerleaders 4; Varsity 4; Transferred from Key West High, Key West, Florida. You're nuts. NOT PICTURED SALUTA TO RIAN PAMELA LYNN FEHR Sheba SHELBY JEAN WATSON Shelby Photography Club 1; Class Officer 2; Varsity 4; Transferred from North Carolina. Transferred from Ft. Meyers, Florida. ''Always be honest with yourself, be- cause it is certain that everyone else lies. JEAN ANN KUGLER Jeanie Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Girls Volleyball Varsity 3, 4; Basketball, Soft- ball 3, 4; FCG 2; Class Officer 2. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. SHIP AND SHORE DRUG STORE Marathon 743-5471 22 Last Will and Testament I, Phyllis Kiddy, do will and bequeath unpaid bills of the Senior Class to next year's senior class. I, Paul Andrews, do will and bequeath all of my 10, 000 pencils and wedge head erasers to Craig Germain. I, Phillip Baker, do will and bequeath my ability to drive a foreign car to Evan Peskin—who needs it. I, Daniel Beard, do hereby gladly leave the teachers. I, James Chaplin, do will and bequeath the great tragedies, Hamlet, MacBeth, and Royce Brown, to Mr. Lowe. I, Alfred Hendry, do will and bequeath my ability to wander around the halls, never attend classes, and the Presidency of the D.C.T. to Butch Hinerman. I, Ronald Jaeger, do will and bequeath my driving ability to Robert Knight, who best apply at once for additional collision insurance. I, William Killgore, do will and bequeath my world record of job changing to any future D.C.T. Student, and hope he will give Mr. Morning the trouble that I have. 1, Christopher Puto, do will and bequeath my job in the office 4th period to Royce Brown. I, Ned Stengle, do will and bequeath absolutely nothing, because I am taking it all with me. I, James Thompson, do will and bequeath to Bucker Moore this jar of French mustard, I hear you eat it on everything, even ice cream and custard. I, Shirley Daniels, do will the other end of my typing eraser to Nan Scott, hoping she has better use of it than I have had. I, Donna Evans, do will and bequeath my case of nerves when directing the band to Charles Tittle. Continued on page 28. MARTIN-VEGUE FUNERAL HOME Marathon 23 SENIOR CLASS DIAGNOSIS NAME NICKNAME ASSET WEAKNESS FUTURE Paul A. Butch Looks Alice Engineer Phil B. Red Personality Pop Music Read Headed Beatnik Dan B. Dangerous Dan Music Young Girls Carnegie Hall Jim C. Impala Throwing Bull Talking Professional Gambler Shirley D. Tators' Meekness Youth Meetings Secretary Donna E. Donnie Eyes J. C. Music Pam F. Sheba Brains Cars Authoress Alfred H. Fats Hair Blondes Crain Operator Penny H. Luke Mouth Hot Rods Nursing Ron J. Ron Car Booze. Stock Car Racer Phyliss K. Kiddy Looks Al Secretary to The President Jean K. Kuggie” Complexion Bowling Bowling Champion Bill K. Chilly-Willy Trouble Girls Playboy Mary M. Mary Smile Dancing Business Career Chris P. Twink Build Sports Gas Station Attendant Ned S. Daring Ned Red Hair D.C.T. D.C.T. Teacher Susan S. Susa m bo Personality Church Nursery Company President James T. Handsome Dangerous Eyes Kissing One of them Kind Gail T. Suicide Selling Ability Athletics Athletic Director Shelby W. Obie Eyes Nothing Nursing Sylvia W. Jappie Girl Athletic Ability Varsity Nursing Valerie Y. Veronique” Temperment Charlie Linguistic Stenographer Georgie Z. Zett Charm Dancing Cyd Charisse II Tammy H. Mighty Mouth Willingness To Help Robbie Housewife Billy R. Rabbit Musical Ability Drums and Talking Politician THE MARATHON AUTO CLINIC Ph. 743-5638 24 Superlatives MOST INTELLIGENT Chris Puto and Susan Spyker BEST ALL AROUND Phyllis Kiddy and Paul Andrews WITTIEST Phyllis Kiddy, Ronald Jaeger Not Pictured MOST POPULAR Georgella Zetterower, James Chaplin COLONY HOUSE JORDAN’S BEAUTY SALON Key Colony Beach Marathon 743-5271 743-5628 25 Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC Chris Puto and Donna Evans MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pajn Fehr and Phillip Baker RUTTGER'S BEACH MOTEL Marathon Shores 743-5545 R.D. ZETTEROWER REALTOR Marathon 743-5123 26 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Dear Phil: Well, finally I found the time to write to you in the midst of the celebration here in Mara- thon. You know it's Founder's Week and most of the kids we went to school with are here in town. I was very surprized to read in the papers about your new moon project promotion. I under- stand you are in charge of munitions. Charles and I are working at Cape Canaveral now, the Space Spy is completed and the whole shift is on a vacation; so we're just in time for the celebration. Pam is in town, her latest novel is rumored to get the Nobel Prize this year. Dan Beard and Donna Evans are on the Community Concert series, and they are playing twin pianos together on the same programs. And we just saw Shelby Wagson, Sylvia Williams, and Penny Hodgers in the Fisherman's Hospital this morning. They all work in the Labs. Paul Andrews is engineering the new Golden Gate Span to Boot Key this year. Jimmy Chaplin runs a gambling casino on his yacht now for quick getaways. James Thompson is his manager. They say that business in Marathon is terrific. I saw Alfred Hendrey in West Palm Beach. He has his own construction company now. He sure has come a long way from being a crain operator. Ron Jaeger is racing at Seabring this year. He is using Bill Kilgore's Ferrari. Incidentally, Bill has his own Foreign Car Service Shop in Seabring. Phyliss Kiddy goes to work for the President in the spring when he takes office. Shirley Daniels left for Washington this week to join her in preparing the White House Staff. And guess what! Billy Rabito is running for State Representative this term. Tammy married Robert in the summer. They plan to go to Madagascar for a permanent be- lated honeymoon. Ned is teaching D.C.T. at good old M.H.S. this year. Gail has been there for the past two years. They have the gym now and three new wings. Chris has a service station of his own; he recently purchased a bar, they call it the Dog- house . That's where we meet most of the kids. Oh yes, Georgie is in Russia studying with the Bolshoi Ballet. She returns two years from now to travel with a U.S. troup. Mary Ann May and Susan Spyker own an insurance company in town here. They have run everybody out of business, both are married and have loads of little office helpers. Jean Kugler owns the Bowling Alley now, the alley is part of the Phys. Ed. program for the High School students. Gail was really in favor of this added attraction. Well, Red, that about does it for now. Come back home as soon as possible and don't push any panic buttons up there. As always, Valerie Young 27 MARATHON JEWELERS 743-5277 Last Will and Testament I, Jean Kugler, do will and bequeath my softball glove which contains bugs, to Betty Greenman. I, Penny Hodgers, do will and bequeath my luck with sailors to Sharon Stanley who needs it. I, Mary Ann May, do will and bequeath my ability to butter up the teachers to any one who can get better results than I did; and to Bobbi, I have nothing she would like, so I'll just leave. I, Susan Spyker, do will and bequeath the willing workers in the D.C.T. Club to Mr. Morning, he can have them. I, Gail Trandel, do will and bequeath to Fats Florimont, my ability to play basketball, she needs it. 1 will to Carolyn Rackley my ability to do 25 push-ups, when it is necessary. I will to Mrs. Gradick, my ability to umpire the Varsity Softball games. I, Shelby Watson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath all my serious problems in Varsity to Carolyn Rackley, Betty Jane, and other unsuspecting souls. I, Sylvia Williams, do will to Mrs. Harris, my ability to play second base in Varsity. I will my ability to get along with Mrs. Gradick to Carolyn Rackley, to use when necessary. I, Valerie Ann Young, hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of deten- tion to Craig Germain and Charles Tittle, who may be able to use it after steal- ing the illustrious Senior Flag; and to Barbara Foster, I bequeath my empty bottles of No-Doze and any other kinds of bottles she may find in my locker, for future use on Mr. Lowe's term papers. 1, Georgella Zetterower, do will and bequeath my ability to be on time to all important events to Betty Greenman. I, Pam Fehr, do will and bequeath my ability to have a coke at the Gulf Sta- tion to Betty Greenman, who will enjoy this more than any one else. I, Ellen Henderson, do hereby will to Lynn Lockland, the right to attend all the Submarine races with L. L. and to Nan Scott, the joy of having strong Kidneys. To Lynn Prentiss, I leave a new bottle of peroxide. CARRERO'S OFFICE SUPPLY Marathon 743-5478 JUNIOR C _____ Craig Germain......................President Betty Greenman . . . . . Secretary Windsor Graves................Vice-President 29 WE aren't the biggest, but we do our best! Martha Beck Ruth Belanger Barbara Foster Carolyn Rackley Roselle Ruark MARATHON SIGN SERVICE MARATHON GULF STATION Marathon On Sombrero Beach Road 743-5092 743-5729 30 Virginia Tabor Charlotte Wiesse Lynn Lockland Nan Scott Linda Shephard Sharon Stanley Jeanette West Betty Jane Holly MARATHON HOUSE AND HARDWARE Marathon MARATHON CLOTHING CENTER Marathon Bucker Moore Fred Roberts Charles Shuey Dick Smith Windsor Graves 32 DAVE'S SAUCY PIG Downtown Marathon TARPON LODGE 743-5555 Arthur Stirrat Charles Tittle Royce Brown James Buswell Evan Peskin Otto Parisho George DeBoer Robert Knight NOT PICTURED: Joseph Brinko, Ina Hanson, Pat Rutherford, Cathy Burton, Charles Russell, and Clarence Brown. FRANK’S WELDING SHOP Marathon Shores 743-5407 33 KEY PHARMACY Downtown Marathon 743-5379 34 SOPHOMORE Brent Freeman..................President Kathy DeFeo .... Vice-President Bernice DeSanctis .... Secretary Don Wade.......................Treasurer 35 NORTH POLE MOTEL AND CAFE Marathon 743-5324 SECOND ROW Ellis Matlock Donald Wade Helen Webb Patsy Aultman Bettye Bateman Sopho FIRST ROW Kathleen Defeo Bernice DeSanctis Mary Sadowski Ron Corey Lee Davidson THIRD ROW David Heltman Robert Knight Steve Locke Francis Moore FOURTH ROW Billy Carbough Joyce Cheripko Bob Tittle FIFTH ROW Bruce Freeman Kenneth Bushea 36 DOMINO GIFT SHOP Marathon 743-5120 SECOND ROW Robert Saddler Ben Hodgers Beverly Bums Brenda Childs Nancy Felton THIRD ROW Sharon Gillette Dorita Harkins Linda I sen hour Doreen Rabito FOURTH ROW Penny Spooner Elenore Williams Linda McKee NOT PICTURED Ron McDougall Thom Hollister Arley Keith Kay Turner Judy Fowler THE KNIT-WIT SHOP Downtown Marathon 743-5112 FIFTH ROW Cliff Weneker George Brickhouse 37 CARL AND EDNA THOMAS'S MARKET oo Marathon RANCH HOUSE MOTEL Marathon 743-5623 Freshmen Susan Holding . Milton Van Cleave Carol Killgore . Bill Konrath . . . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer SECOND ROW Byrd Kunitz Richard Leder Terry Loyce Charles Pent James Rosner NOT PICTURED Stephen Benniss TED AND MARY’S RESTAURANT Mollv Bateman Marathon 743-5720 THIRD ROW Sonny Barley Gary Tittle Milton Van Cleave Lynn Prentiss FOURTH ROW Gloria Bateman Susanne Holding Beth Kunitz Cheryl Marrotte 39 Freshmen FIRST ROW Janice McGrath Laura Soumar Mildred Vliet Tenzy Zetterower Karen Garvey Eddie Brickhouse SECOND ROW Doug Cotner Billy Konrath Marsha Stedham David Krebs Dallas Powell THIRD ROW Stanley Scott Ray Sterling Tim Daniels Faye Culmer FOURTH ROW Doris Gray Melody Aldosocta Rosemary McCook FIFTH ROW Grace Mount Karen Saddler NOT PICTURED: Jeff Adams, Ed Brinko, Marvin Hendry, John Williams, Gloria Holley, Sandra Guthrie, Diane Madden, Mary Ann Shephard, and Ross Ellwell. 40 SEA-DELL MOTEL Vaca Road 743-5161 EDYTHESBEAUTY SHOP Gailbraith Avenue 743-5374 Ii JUNIOR HIGH THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Richard Grathwol Alice O'Gwynn Emily Moore John Sturgeon Bruce Waters SECOND ROW Pat May Sandra Leder Cathy Coe Ron Helmlinger FIFTH ROW Cathy Coe Eighth NOT PICTURED: Roger Combs, Steve Mansell, John Perry, Robert Webster, Pete Lenzi. TAYSTEE FREEZE Downtown Marathon HOLIDAY HOBBY HOUSE Downtown Marathon 42 Grade FIRST ROW Carolyn Isenhour Lloyd Joyner Loren Jane Diane Pettie Nancy Lowe SECOND ROW Mary Ann Marrotte John Harkins Joe Bullock Rachell Crandell THIRD ROW Sam Willis Dennis Williams Fred Taylor FOURTH ROW Nila Dulaney Mary Ann Kovach FIFTH ROW Ruth Kiddy Sandy Wood NOT PICTURED: Sandra Staude, Janice Genetle, Susan Walton, Priscilla Blake- man, Dee Lufland, Thomas Deemer, Jerry Dundas, Gene Fowler. HALL’S FISHING CAMP 743-5314 BUSHEA FIRE EQUIPMENT SERVICE Marathon Shirley Parisho Jerry Patterson Ricky Rosner Wilma Saddler Bonny Campbell Seventh Chuck Bayles Lynn Grathwol Joe Rabito Steve Setzer Carol O'Gwynn Grade Q iit-tyf e M V -A Sharon Machette Joe DeSanctis Byron Ross Carol Mayette Joan Childs 44 SEA HORSE MOTEL 743-5454 Marathon BOWLAWAY LANES 743-5400 Marathon Seventh Thelma Flowers Cora Nell Dulaney Butch Capo Charles Lewis Frank Greenman Grade LEE AND DULL PAINT AND BODY SHOP Marathon 743-5656 VERB'S BARBER SHOP Marathon 743-2801 45 Caihy Bird Pamela Payne Leslie Locke Jimmy Beatty Bobby Carter Seventh Grade John Weitchker Robert Rose Pat Kelly Richard Waters Robert Guthrie CHARTER BOAT •’FIESTA” Capt. Johnny Bratner Marathon Ping Pong Championship in session. Don't go to sleep Henderson! CHARLES ANDERSON PHOTOGRAPHER 743-5337 Marathon 47 SENIORS WAY BACK WHEN----- 48 STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Childs, Joyce Wade, Carol Kilgore, Sam Willis, Bruce Freeman, Joe Rabito, Richard Grathwol, Terry Loyce, Donna Evans, and Betty Greenman. SEATED: Mr. Majewski, Advisor; Craig Germain, Treasurer; Paul Andrews, President; Doreen Rabito, Secretary; and Brent Freeman, Vice President. NOT PICTURED: Phillip Baker. The Student Council of Marathon High has been extremely active during this past school year of 1959-60. On the long line of accomplishments was the acquisition of a juke box through the generosity of Mr. and Mrs, Bob Ball of the Marathon Music Distributors. The book storeroom has also been a very productive activity for the Student Council. They have opera- ted a very economical and pleasant school supply store, managing a good profit for further ad- vancements, and at the same time,selling the materials at very reasonable prices. This is the means through which the school acquires new extra curricular advantages. A great duty fulfilled this year was the accomplished effort to the organization out of debt. Thanks to the economy and effort of the Council, we are on our way to better economic stabil- ity in the Student Funds. CHESTER SADOWSKI REAL ESTATE Ph. 743-2121 Ph. 743-2141 50 KEY CLUB The Key Club is a service organization which welcomes boys in the tenth through twelfth grades. It was founded in the Marathon High School in 1957 with a charter membership of fifteen. Admittance is by invitation only, and only those students who have proven them- selves as reliable, responsible and honest, as well as industrious students are considered. The Key Club is affiliated with Key Club International, and is sponsored locally by the Kiwanis Club, a local division of Kiwanis In- ternational. The Key Club works hand in hand with the aims of the Kiwanis Club in service and aid to the community, church, and school. Meetings are held on the first and third Thursdays of every month at 12:00 noon. At the present time, the Key Club is engaged in several projects around the school. Membership is limited to fifteen boys and one faculty sponsor, Mr. Donald P. Jaesche. Mary May, Club Sweetheart BACK ROW, STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Locke, Billy Carbough, Fred Roberts, James Thompson. SECOND ROW: Otto Parrisho, Bob Tittle, Kiwanis Sponsor, Mr. Hill, Charles Tittle, Bruce Freeman. James Thompson, Faculty Sponsor, Mr. Jaesche, Brent Freeman. SEATED: Phil Baker, Secretary: Chris Puto, President; Paul Andrews, Vice President; and Craig Germain, Treasurer. 51 D. C. T. PROGRAM SEATED AT FIRST TABLE: Mary Ann May, Bill Kilgore, Jerry Tabor, Jim Chaplin, and Paul Hinerman. SEATED AT SECOND TABLE: Ron Jaeger, Bucker Moore, and Alfred Hendry. SEATED AT LEFT BACK TABLE: Susan Spyker, and Charlotte Wiess. STANDING: Mr. Morning. SEATED AT BACK RIGHT TABLE: Phyliss Kiddy, Georgie Zetterower, James Thompson, and Ned Stengle. The D.C.T. Club is an organization designed to train high school students in fields that may require specific training. These students also earn while they learn a useful occupation. During the year they sponsor the Annual Christmas Ball as a means of raising money for the employer-employee fund Banquet which is held each Spring. Each year a representative is sent to the district convention. Membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors, 16 years of age or over. President . Vice President . Secretary. Treasurer . Pari imentarian . Sergeant at arms . . . Al. Hendry Georgie Zetterower . . .Susan Spyker . . Phyliss Kiddy . Mary Ann May . . Paul Hinerman Compliments of FLOYD LAMB CONSTRUCTION CO. Ph. 743-5481 52 STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Taylor, Jerry Mayette, Roger Combs, David Heltman, Mr. Slater, Faculty Advisor. KNEELING: Phil Baker and Bruce Freeman. Rifle Club The Marathon High Rifle Club met with enthusiastic response upon its admittance as an extra-curricular activity. The object of the club is to promote a wider knowledge of rifle, and firearm safety; plus marksmanship and general enjoyment. Every Thursday night, credited naval per- sonnel came up to Marathon to guide the new club members and to drill the basics of firearm safety along with showing them a fine new sport and hobby. The membership is limited and is restricted according to grade averages and citi- zenship records. 53 SAFETY COUNCIL F. H. A. CLUB SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Felton, Judy Fowler, Joyce Cheripko. STANDING: Mrs. Cabral, Rosemary McCook, Bernice DeSantiss, Kay Turner. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT1 Billy Carter, Jimmy Aultman, John Kovacs, Joseph Rabito, Charles Lewis, Mr. Herrick, Faculty Sponsor; Joe Desanctis, David Krebs, Terry Doolittle. SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Kaczkowski, Nancy Felton, Kay Turner, Linda Parrish, Mary Ann Kovacs, Bernice DeSantiss. 54 MARATHON STATE BANK Complete Banking Service STANDING IN BACK ROW: Joe Desanctis, Judy Fowler, Terry Doolittle, Charles Lewis, Charles Moore, Arthur Stirrit, Faculty Sponsor, Mr. Herrick, Jimmy Aultman, Joseph Rabito, Laura Soumar, Linda Parrish, Joyce Wade. SEATED AT THE TABLE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Carter. Mary Ann Kovacs, Faculty Sponsor, Mr. Gene Dull, Donna Evans, Bernice De Santiss, and Nancy Felton. SHIP AND SHORE DRUG STORE Ph. 743-5471 55 Marathon High Chapter of the National Honor Society SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernice DeSanctis, Mary Sadowski, Bobbi May, Virginia Tabor, Susan Spyker. STAND- ING: Chris Puto and Arthur Stirrat. NOT PICTURED: Mary Ann May. Through the efforts of the faculty, a new club was installed in Marathon High this year. A meeting was held for the installation of members into the Honor Society on February 14th. The proud members were greeted by the Southern most chapter from Key West High. The object of Marathon's Chapter shall be to render service, to promote worthy leadership, to stimulate desire for scholastics, and to encourage the development of character. The members were chosen by the faculty, they are the following: Chris Puto, Mary Ann May, Susan Spyker, Arthur Stirrat, Bobbi May, Virginia Tabor; probationary members are Mary Sadowski, and Bernice DeSanctis. Officers are Chris Puto, President, Susan Spyker, Vice President, and Bobbi May, Secretary. 56 Autographs The Marathon High Honor Band is one of the proudest organizations in the school. In the period of three years, it has evolved from a group of totally inexperienced beginners to a band of considerable repertoire and aptitude. The standard programs include all convention, meetings, local services, and functions both civic and scholastic. This year, in view of their extra fine playing, the chairman of a convention donated a considerable sum towards the band uniforms. This year our uniformed band looks as good as the big bands of the county and play just as well. Christopher Puto................President Donna Evans................Vice President Betty Bateman Doreen Rabito Secretaries Bruce Freeman...................Treasurer JACK TAR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Ph. 743-5571 Marathon Shores FRONT ROW: Nancy Lowe, Betty Baterman, Joyce Wade, Janice Turner, Carolyn Rackley, Emily Moore, Rachel Crandal, Betty Lowe, Leslie Locke, Carol Kilgore, Gloria Bateman. SECOND ROW: Laura Soumar, Mollie Bateman, Susan Holding, Jackie Blalock, Bruce Freeman, Sandra Leder, Terry Doolittle, Nancy Felton, Doreen Rabito, Chris Puto, Beth Kunitz, Mary Sadowski, Donna Evans. THIRD ROW: Charles Tittle, Phil Baker, Byrd Kunitz, Terry Loyce, Tenzy Zetterower, Derek Martin-Vegue, Joe De Sanctis, Joe Rabito, Don Wade, Steve Locke. FOURTH ROW: Dave Hitchinson, Karen Garvey, Penny Spooner, Bill Rabito, Cliff Weneker, and Pat May. HONOR BAND COMBINED CHORAL GROUP Compliments of THE MARATHON ELKS CLUB 59 ANNUAL STAFF ANNUAL EDITOR Malerie Anne Young ANNUAL STAFF OFFICERS AND WORKERS FACULTY SPONSORS. STANDING: Mr. WUlette, and Mrs. Steen. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Bateman, Craig Germain, Photography Editor, Valerie Young, Editor, Betty Greenman, Assistant Editor, Chris Puto, Phil Baker, Business Editor, and John Kovacs. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Foster, Mary Ann May, and Ruth Belanger. 60 KNIT-WIT SHOP Marathon Ph. 743-5112 SPORTS SEATED IN FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Otto Parisho, Kenny Bushea. Billy Rabito, Chris Puto, Sonny Barley, Brent Freeman, Paul Andrews. SECOND ROW: Bob Tittle, Jim Rosner, Phil Baker, Mr. Gene Dull, Phys. Ed. Advisor; Charles Moore, Billy Carbough, Ronny Gillet. THIRD ROW: Charles Tittle Charles Russel, Ray Sterling, Sonny Brown, Robert Knight. FOOTBALL SQUADS Marathon High School Football Squad, 1st string, versus the second string; all in fun and practical practice for the on-coming and very successful football season. The Cheerleading team poses in the background, cheering both sides on. 62 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM SEATED, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Otto Parisho, Charles Tittle. Charles Russel, Brent Freeman, Steve Locke, Ronny Gillet. SEATED IN SECOND ROW: Kenny Bushae, George Brickhouse, Billy Carbough, Chris Puto, Bob Tittle, Arthur Stirrat. STANDING IN THIRD ROW: Phil Baker, and Mr. Gene Dull, Physical Education Advisor. KEY COLONY BEACH MOTEL Marathon Shores Ph. 743-5561 63 FULL VARSITY CLUB SEATED, FIRST ROW: Otto Parisho. Betty Greenman, Roselle Ruarke, Bob Tittle, Linda McKee, Sonny Barely, Virginia Tabor, Chris Puto, Doreen Rabito. SEATED, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kay Gradick, Advisor; Gail Trandel, Arthur Stirrat, Sylvia Williams, Phillip Baker, Donna Evans, Steve Locke, Bobbi May, Brent Freeman, Carolyn Rackley, George Brickhouse, Mr. Gene Dull, Advisor. SEATED, THIRD ROW: Bill Rabito, Peggy Florimont, Charles Moore, Donna Rosner, Robert Knight, Tammy Henderson, Bill Carbough, Betty Holley, Ron Gillet, Beverly Burns. SEATED, FOURTH ROW: Charles Russell, Ray Sterling, Jim Rosner, Sonny Brown, Barbara Nor- man, Jean Marvel, Ken Bushea, Patsy Aultman, and Paul Andrews. NOT PICTURED: Jean Kugler. BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW . George Brickhouse, Brent Freeman, Charles Russell, Bill Rabito, Bill Carbough, Ron Gillet, Otto Parrisho. BACK ROW: Mr. Gene Dull, Advisor; Phil Baker, John Williams, Evan Peskin, Kenny Bushea, Bruce Freeman. 64 MARATHON DYERS AND CLEANERS Ph. 743-5142 Dramatics and Speech FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Arthur Stirrat. SEATED: Bobbi May, Linda McKee, Pam Fehr, Mr. Lowe, Tammy Henderson, Lynn Lockland, Betty Greenman, Craig Germain, Paul Andrews. STANDING, CENTER: Daniel Beard and Windsor Graves. NOT PICTURED: Royce Brown, and Freddy Roberts. To the left, A scene from the Senior Play, The Great Big Doorstep. Tayo Delacroix is about to deliver a foul blow to Mr. Tobin . . .on stage are Bobbi May, Evan Peskin and Phillip Baker. 66 67 GRADUUATES of “60” SEATED: Dan Beard, Gail Trandel, Chris Puto, Donna Evans, Pam Fehr, Phil Baker, Mary May, Susan Spyker, Paul Andrews, Penny Hodgers, James Thompson. STANDING: Valerie Young, Sylvia Williams, Jean Kugler, Phyllis Kiddy, Tammy Henderson, Jim Chaplin, Alfred Hendry, Ned Stengel, Shirley Daniels, Shelby Watson, Bill Kill- gore, Georgie Zetteiower. ADULT GRADUATES NOT PICTURED: Richard Aldret and Earl Leonhardt. YEARBOOKS