Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

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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

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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

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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