Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1962 volume:

THIS YEAR HAS BEEN A YEAR OF DEVELOPMENT FOR OUR MARATHON HIGH. THE BAND AND CHEERLEADERS WITH NEW UNIFORMS, THE DISTRICT CHAMP BASKETBALL TEAM, AND OUR PARTICIPATION IN NEW ACTIVITIES HAVE MARKED A YEAR OF CONTINUAL GROWING UP. MR. GREGORY H. MORNING Principal ■ BUS DRIVERS (STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT) GRACE JONES DRIVER, MR. SHARP, MR. BROWNING, MR. WOOD, MR. KUGLER, AND MR. BYE. CAFETERIA STAFF CAITERIA HELP LEFT to RIGHT: Mrs. Carhaugft. Mrs. Hendry. Mrs Paul, EIcnor Williams, Mrs. Miller. Mrs Redding. fa 3. EUaylack 9 fa Dull fa “Pack c0Tacufity fa Head fad. Steen w- fa. HeAALck fa faQjUUUj. fad. DLa$ fad. Lowe © fad. fallen. fad. Sail fa WiUeiie CHARLOTTE PATSY AULTMAN BETTYE CORA BATEMAN Varsity Club 3.4. Captain of Volleyball team4; Pres, of Freshman Class. American Legion Award 1; High School Band 2.3,4. Secretary of the Band 1.2, Vice Pres, of the Band 3. Thespian 3.4. Thespian Tres. 4; Girl State 3; Oritorical Contest Winner 4, Annual Staff Cheerleader 2.3.4, Cheerleadmg Captain 4; (Art Ed.)- Scnool Chorus 1.2.3,4. Girls Ensemble 1,2.3.4 Debate Society 4. Plavsi lute Song . Night is My Enemy Roanng Twenties . The Ugly Americen . Secretary-of Junior Class'3, Homecoming Queen 4, Annual Staff 3.4; F.H.A. Vive Pres., Varsity 2; D.C.T. 4; Plays: Lute Song , Great Big Doorstep . GEORGE SHELTON BRICKHOUSE Key Club President, Boys State 3, Senior Class Vice President, Varsity 2,3,4, Bas- ketball, Baseball, American Legion Award 1, Plays: The Ugly American KENNETH RAY BUSHEA Varsity Club 2.3.4. Football. Basketball. Baseball; Class Officers 2.3; Winner of the Varsity M.l.P. Trophy; Student Council Rep. 3,State Torunament, Annual Staff £pcrts Ed ; Plays: The Ugly American. BRENDA ELAINE CHILDS Girls Ensemble '2.3.4 Chorus 3. 4; Student Council 2, Girls State 3, President of Chorus 3. Varsity 1.4; F.H.A. 1.3. GARY JOHN EFFERS WILLIAM JAMES CARBAUGH Varsity Gub 3.4. Football. Basketball, Baseball. President of Student Council; Boy's State 3; Sportsmanship Trophy Winner; State Tournament 4, Junior Gass President; Thespian 4. Rifle Gub 3; Annual Staff; Key Club Tres-3.Vive President 4, Plays; ‘The Ugly American BERENICE DESANCTIS National Honor Society 2; Class Vice President 2; President of F.H.A. 4. Trcs 3. Girls Ensemble 3.4; Band 3,4, Vice Presideht4. D.C.T-; Rifle Gub 4. (transferred from Iowa) BARBARA ANN GUYON Clcjs Tres 4! hjfle Oub 3,4. Secretary of Rifle Club 4; Annua) Business Manager; Plays; The Ugly American . WALLACE BRUCE FREEMAN Class Tres. 1.2; School Band 1.2. Band Tres.. Baseball, Basketball (Manager), Rifle Club 2; Boys State 3. Senior Class Pres ident; Annual Staff State Tournament. Student Council Rep.2; Chairman of the Board 2. Vive President 4. Varsity Ckfo 2.3,4. Thespian Society 3.4. Key Club 2,3,4 (Technical advisor): Plays Trail of the Lonesome Pine , Lute Song . Night is My Enemy . The Ugly American . JUDITH MARIE FOWLER F H A Club 3; Library Assistant 3; Ser.iof Class Secretary. DC 7 Club 3.4. D.CT Secretary 4, Student Cour.cU Rep 4; Annual Staff 4- JOHN DELOY GAINEY III Senior Class Sgt. at Arms; Annual Staff 4. Varsity Club 3.4. Baseball. Football, Basketball. Key Club 4. Rifle Club 3.4. Plays. The Ugly American . 4 KARAN MARY HANAK D C.T. Vive President; Play The Ugly American. transfered from Hialeah DORA ANITA HARKINS F.H.A School Chorus 2.3,4 MARVIN HARKINS Chorus 2.3; Varsity 2.3.4. Baseball; D.C.T. 4. BEN HODGERS The Ugly American'' Annual Stall 4; Play; LINDA MAXINE ISENHOUR Chorus 3.4; Varsity 4 JAMES ALBERT KUOLER D.C.T., Student of the Month: Rifle Club. DIANE RITA LEE Chorus 4. transfered from Washington GERALD EDWARD MAYETTE Chorus 2.3, D-C.T Sgt. at Arms 3, Tresary 4. Blue Gold game 1.2. ROBERT ARTHUR MURRY D.C.T.; Varsity 3 CHARLES ELWOOD PENT Varsity 1.2.3.4. Basketball. Football CRAIG RANDELL PONTIN DOREEN RABITO Student Council 1,2.4, Secretary 1.2; Vice-President 4 Editor 4. Newspaper 3; Girls Ensemble 3.4. Chorus 2,3; Candidate for Blue Gold Queen 4. Candidate for Home coming Queen 3: Thespian 4. The Roaring Twenties'' 4 The Ugly American' 4; CheorleJ� der 4; Captain4. Yar isty 1,4; Volleyball 1.4, Girl's State 3 Band 1.2.3.4. Drum Majonette 4, Annual 3,4; Secretary 3; Majorette 2,3,4.. KAY FRANCES TURNER F H.A Historian 2,3; Ohorus 3,4; Girls Varsity 4 Plays Lute Song . The Roaring Twenties”; Annual Staff. MARSHA IODA STEADHAM Pep Sauad I]., Vice Pres. U Chorus 2.3; F.H.A. 3; Annual Staif 3 o.s RAY WALTER STERLING DOT.; Play: Lute Song. DAVE SUTHERLAND Annual Staff. Key Club; Baseball, Basketball. Most Valuable Basketball Player 3,4, Co-Captain Basketball. Blue Gold game3; Plays: Lute Song , “The Ugly American”; Boys State 3: SENIORS BEVERLY BANYA BURNS Vice Pres ol Junior Class; FH.A. Tres: Annudl Staff 3,4, D.C.T. Club 4, Chorus 1, Varsity2, Plays: Lute Song WILLIAM THORNE HOLLISTER Varsity 3. A: Plav«: Lute Song? Tfce Uglv America!� Transferred from Delavan- uarien High School SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1 ruruLAK THORNE HOLLISTER JUDY FOWLER BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GEORGE BRICKHOUSE 4 KAY TURNER GEORGE BRICKHOUSE 6. DOREEN RABITO MOST STUDIOUS DONALD WADE 4 BERENICE DESANCTIS BEST LOOKINC BILL CARBAUCH 4 PATSY AULTMAN BEST DRESSED THORNE HOLLISTER 4 BEVERLY BURNS BEhl ALL AROUND BEN HODERS 4 DORITA HARKINS WITTIEST BILL CARBAUCH BETTYE BATEMAN HtSJ DANCERS CRAIG PONT IN 6. DOREEN RABITO MOST ATHLETIC DAVE SUTHERLAND BRENDA CHILDS SCHOOL DAYS 1953-54 SUE M MOORE M H.S THESPIAN SOCIETY NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY. SITTING: Suzanne Holding. Laura Soumar. Eeih Kunllz. Kettye Bateman. Gloria Bateman. STANDING: Jimmy Aultman. Bruce Freeman. Bill Schwlcker. Dave Sutherland. David Hutchinson. David Krebs. UUR FIRST PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR W OF MR. LOWE. IT WAS THE ROARING TWEffT ABOUT THE ZANY DAYS OF THE 20 s . PRODUCED UNDER THE DIRECTION � A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS MR. PACK IN MIAMI. MID S EMESTER ,MR. PACKBECAMF S “L DISTRId CONFER! UNDER HIS DIRECTION, THEY FRODLCED A THESPIAN SPONSOR AND AS A RESULT OF OUR PRODUCTIONS °F ™E FRYING PAN, PERIENCE, and promoted interest iWtSSS socY ?F DRAMATIC ' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I. Judy Fowler, do will and bequeath my safe (?) driving nafcits to someone who oan use them Saying: Where's my doughnut I, Beverly Bums, dowill and bequeath my seat in Mr Head's homeroom to Ross dwell, in hopes that he will enjoy it as much as 1 did. Saying “Do unto others belore they do unto you. 1, Marvin Harkins, do will and bequeath my ability to be absent from school as much as 1 do to any D C T Student in the future years and yet pass Government with B’s and C s with Mr Willette. Saying: “Love them all and like none- 1, Patsy Aultman. dowill and bequeath my seat in Mr WilleJte's class to any unfortunae soul. Saying: That’s Peachy. I, Karen Hanak, do will and bequeath my Private mitty to Cheryl Marrottc It's always the dreamer you dear about in life, never the practical man I, Bob Murray, do will and bequeath my ability to keep loud pipes on my car without getting caught to any deserving Junior, (G. T) God help's those who help themselves, but. God help ya if ya get caught. I. Bruce Freeman, do will and bequeath alter long hours of contemplating, nothing, for the luniors are without of it. “Cogito Ergo Sum (I think therefore I am) I. Bill Carbaugh do will and bequeath my outstanding ability to get along with all people, tojuruors, David Krebs, Dave Hutchinson. Laura “Claudelle Soumar, Beth Kunitz. and Suzanne Holding, Whom I hope will need it as 1 did. ' Wait till baseball season. Coach! I, Kenneth BuShea, do will and boqueath my hot scooter to any Junior who can afford 50cents a month for gas “He who gives up has nothing 1. James Kugler, do will and bequeath my tenor voice to Doris Gray (she needs it) I. Linda Isenhour, do will and bequeath my pinball machine ability to Janico McGrath. I. Graig Fontin, do will and bequeath my “twistin shoes and bermuda shorts to Billy Konrath. I. George Brickhouse, do will and bekueath all my strikeouts and errors to Byrd Kunitz. You Clod, You Dunderhead1 I. Charles Pent, do will and bequeath my ability to play all sports to any student who needs it. preferably Byrd Kunitz. 1, William Thorne Hollister, do will and bequeath my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time to any Junior who says the wrong thing at the right time Go gargle with some Drano 1, Donald Wade do will and bequeath the knowledge I left behind to any Junior whose willing to work for it. “Stop and think then do it. I, Marsha Stoadham, do will and bequeath my ability to wander around tlio hall and not get caught and to be tardy and never get detention, to Laura Soumar. “Nothing is as popular as kindness1 I. Bill Schwicker. do will and bequeath my ability to get in trouble in Amen oan Govermen to every Junior who takes it next year. Bother me • bother me . bother me! I. Doreen Rabito, do will and bequeath my love of good time, to Bill Konrath and Gary Tittle so they can live it up next year. “Of all the things you wear your expression is the most important I. Ray Sterling do will and bequeath nothing because I'm taking it all with mo !. Barbara Guyon do will and bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Franklin Greeman. “You only get out of life what you put into it. “Hi. Freddie. I. Kay Turner, do will and bequeah my natural blonde hair to B J and a tiibc of black mascara to Donna Nowell. “It is far better to give than to receive' I, Bettye Bateman do will and boqueqth my wild and furious dnving to Gloria and Mollie and hope they have better luck than 1 did “Whonever you give someone something for nothing they'll cone to hate you for it You have to work it out with them I. Bernice DeSanctis. do will and bequeath to Cheryl Marrotte my ability to drop, break, and trip over anything that gets in the way. ' Oh. I forgot I. lerry Mayette. do will and bequeath my ability to shoot pool to Romue Corey Anyone giving as little as they can for what they get. will never get as much as they could. I. De Gainey, do will and beque-� h my driving ability to Mollie Bateman I leave my car to Betsy Gainey I. Dave Sutherland. Do will and bequeath that 1 will hang anJcno by the toes who goes out with Beth Kunitz. and I appoint Bird to be her body guard The King of Swat - Raanose I. Ben Hodgers. do will and bequeath my IS ounce stick to Dave Heltman. who has tried in vain to get it 8 ball corner pocket. I. Brenda Childs, do will and bequeath my ability to skip school to go shop- ping to any desiring soul who things he can get eway with it Without error, there can se no such thing as truth “ U,' . Aeefal I ( HhERI.RADERS.: KNEELING: Janice Ginette, Denice Best. Judy Trande! Hotsy Gainey - OeCaptain. Betty Lowe - Sectretary - Tres. STANDING: Ram Payne. Doreen Rabito Captain. Mre. Gradick - Sparsor. Mary Kllcn Marrotte. Sandy Ledcr. This is Che first year for the J.V.Cheerleaders. It is composed of girls from the 9th through the 12th grades. These girls have worked hard and encouraged a great deal of school spirit and pep at games. Doreen Rabito JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS Jimmy Aultman Gloria Bateman Mol lie Bateman Jeff Adams Eddie Brickhouse Ronnie Corey Betsy Gainey Suzanne Holding Ross El well Donald Freeman David Heltman David Hutchinson Bill Konrath David Krebs JUNIORS Moth Kumtz Myr Kunitz Richard feeder ' Choryl Marrotte Kathy Me Master Rosemary McCook Gary Tittle Janice McGrath Tenzy Zetterower I ura Sou mar Jimmy Rosner NO PICTURES Margaret Muse Jask Somers Diana Pearson Terrv Lovce Sophomores Beth Anderson Delores Best Denise Best Carol Blaylock Rachel Crandel Joe Dexter Michael Dimitri Terry Doolittle Nila Dulaney Gene Fowler Janice Gincite Jonnl Gomez Richard Grathwol Doris Gray Joseph Guyon Jonnie Harkins Larry Hendrix Carolyn 1 sen hour Ruth Ivins Wavne Johnson SOPHOMORE Sandy Leder Peter I enzl Nancy Lowe Diane Madden Mary Ellen Marrotte I erek Martin-Veague Emily Moore Donna Newell Brenda Norman Alice O'Gwynn Linda Parrish Elizabeth Peters Diane Pettie Karen Sadler (‘hester Saoowski Pat Shone John Sturgeon Bruce Waters Kathy Webb Dennis Williams Eddie Williams Susan Walton Sandy Wood Billv oung FRESHMEN Joe Aldacosta Doug Anderson Susan Barton Chuck Bayles Jimmy Beatty Jirtin Blaylock Clarice Boggess Marsa Burns Greg Burton Bonnie Campbell Dick C'ausley Joan Childs Billy Clark Joe DeSanctis Mike Dimitri Grace Ellison Chervl Elwell Lynn Grathwol Franklin Greeman Ronnie Helmlinger Louise Henderson Marvin Hendry Priscilla Hopkins Bruce Kimble Leslie Locke Betty Lowe Bill Lowe Charles Lewis Carol Mayette Yynda Miller Billy McCook Eric Morning Sharon Nat Brenda Norman (Jerry Patterson i FRESHMEN Carol O'Cwynn Shirley Parisho Pam Payne Jill Proctor Mike Puio Joe Rabito Mike Reilly Robert Rost? Nancv Sadler Wilma Sadler Rosemary Sadler Robert Sadowski Bob Smith Boh Steel I-airry Steel Pamela Stull Freddie Taylor Mickey Tesslclni Judy Trandel Janice Turner Joyce Wiide Richard Waters Bonny Wilson Billy Zimmerman Ikivld Zolan EIGHTH GRADE Robert Amato Lisa Ant-rev Richard Baker Richard Hogdon Joseph Capo Billy Carter Thomas Clay Bill Cronk Dan Deemer Jennie Dezter Sandy Diezel Ted Diver Tina Diver Dennis Doolittle Tim fctfgar Andrea Fotheringham Richard Guthrie Robert Guthrie Janie Metcalf Penny McDougall Robert McGrath Susan McWilliams Wesley Me Master Kenneth Norman Joan Paul Joyce Paul Gayle Parrish Ronald Pierce Susan Price Robert Ridings Randy Rode Ricky Rosner Paul Ryder Frank Smith Susan Green EIGHTH GRADE Bill Hall Loma Henderson Mary Jo Hendry Jon Hutchinson Margaret Kaczskowski Jan Kennedy Donna Kreks Paul Lenzl Denis Long Toni Yowe Pat Smith Mary Sturgeon Marian Taylor Jon Stull Pamela Taylor Elayne Vance John Vllet Gary Waters Kenneth Waters Cynthia Williams Donald Williams SEVENTH GRADE Rodney Appleton Audry Barber Dale Becker Hill Hocrner Victoria Hurton Karen Cook Donald otner Steve Daniels Connie Ellison Douglas Caspar� k John Dinette Grady Seammell Leslie Guthrie Richard Guthrie Walter Guthrie Ginger Henderson Hilly Isenhour Buddy .lame. Andrew Zolan Thomas Zolan Joe Dexter Charlotte Jones Jerry Kennedy Cathy Lewis Debbie Majewskl Joan Kalt James Luipakka Greg Moring Billy Payne Polly Paul Faye Ra| . r Stella Sadler Tommy Seiler Richard Sewell Cynthia Shuey Carolyn Stirrat Susan Stoneroad Fred Tittle Stanley Wade Kenneth Waters SIXTH GRADE BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) LORI GRIFFITH, MARK STELL, CHARLES DIAZ, DONALD WARNER, STEVE STEVEN TARRES, HARVEY COPULLA, DONALD BRASSINCTON, SHELDON VOSS, PENI KABOL FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) KAY GRIFFEN, RENEE ROSE, DIANE CHAPLIN, MICKEY JONES, LINDA LENZI, CULLEN WILLIAMSON, SHEILA HOPKINS, MARY ANN PIERD, JUDY ISENHOUR, JANET BLAYLOCK. SIXTH GRADE SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: KATHY McDOUGALL, PHYLISS MACLIANO, MIRNA CARBAUGH, BONNIE ZIMMERMAN, JANE KEADLE, JOANN AULTMAN, ANETTE HALL, PENNY TAYLOR, LINDA LENPER. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: DONALD SCHILLING, BENNY ROCHE, ROGER TREW, BUD DULANEY, MRS. WEINZETTEL, TEDDIE COREY, CHARLES BRANDHORST, RICKY LAW, TOM CAUSELEY, DAVID SMITH, MICHAEL MARTIN, STEVEN McMASTERS. NOT PICTURED: BRYAN BADER, TONY COLEETE, PAULA NORMAN, MIKE TITTLE, GERALD WILLIAMS, RAY FENTEON, DANA CLINTON. D.C.T. CLUB D. C. T. SEATED: Judy Fowler, Karen Hanak, Beverly Burns. Palsy Aultman STANDING: Richard Leder, Jimmy Rosner. Bob Murry. Ronnie Corey, Ray Sterling, Ross Elwell. THE the Diversified Co-operative Training Club has the job of preparing The Diversified Co-operative Training Club has the job of preparing the student in all trees In his future vocation or profession. To be eligible the student must be sixteen, a junior, and maintain a A-C average. They sponsor one dance a year and attend one conference per year President Ross Elwell MR. A. MAJEWSKI STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING: Suzanne Holding - Secretary. Billy Curbaugh - President. Doreen Rabito - Vice - President. David Hutchinson - Tres. STANDING: Mollie Bateman. Patty Smith. Janice Ginette. Judy Fowler, Alice O’Gwynn. Laura Soumar, Bill Sohwicker, Mr. Head - Sponsor. Joe Rabito. Robert Sadowskl, Butch ( apo. The Student Council is an organization that is made up of representatives from the 7th through the 12th grades. The purpose of the Student Council is to create a pleasant atmosphere between students and the faculty. A supply store, operated by the Student Council, is located on the school grounds where the students may purchase school supplies. Sponsor Mr. Head KEY CLUB KEY CLUB: SEATED: Hilly Carbuugh - Tres.. George Brickhouse - President. Terry Loyce - Secretary. Bruce Freeman - Vice - President HACK ROW: Bruce Waters. Gene Fowler. De Gainey. Donald Freeman. Bill Schwlcker. Mollie Bateman - Sweetheart. Dave Sutherland, Mr. Morning, David Krebs. Dave Hutchinson. Gary Tittle. Chet Sadowski. Jimmy Aultman. KEY CLUB IS A KIWANIS SPONSORED ORGANIZATION FOR MALES RATING HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDINGS. OUR MEMBERSHIP IS LIMITED TO FIFTEEN BOYS FROM THE SOPHMORE, JUNIOR, AND SENIOR CLASSES. KEY CLUB IS DESIGNED AS A SERVICE ORGANIZATION WHICH MAKES ALL POSSIBLE ATTEMPTS AT AIDING THE STUDENTS. THE MEMBERS HAVE TAKEN THE RESPONSIBILITY OF HELPING THE STUDENTS IN DEPOSITING CAFETERIA TRAYS IN THEIR CORRECT PLACES FOLLOWING MEALS IN THE CAFETORIUM. THE KEY CLUB IS ALWAYS INTERESTED IN ANY REQUEST DEMANDED BY THE STUDENTS CONCERNING THE BETTERMENT OF MARATHON HIGH SCHOOL. GEORGE BRICKHOUSE RIFLE CLUB lllKI.K li.I’ll KNEELING: R.imly Kixie. Hirhunl Ia I«t. One Fowler. Mr. Morning. Gary Kffers. Eric Morning. John Blaylock. STANDING: Uei-v G.iin.y. iHni-e Dm, Donukl William� . Billy Carier. Frank Swlih. Barbara Guyon, ■ Galnev. Mike Itomlctri. Bill Cronk. David McAlllfcter Albert Cluck l-imai Folsom. Joe Guyon. Delores B M. The Junior Division of the National Rifle Club strives to teach safety and to promote good sportsmen in, the field. Not only do the students learn safety, but they learn how to handle a gun better. They have an outstand- ing record for safety, and do well in matches against other schools. •BASEBALL KNEELING from left to right: Bill Konrath, Chuck Bayles, Kenny BuShea Eddie Brickhouse, Eddie Williamson, Byrd Kunitz, Billy Zimmerman, STANDING: Coach Dull, Eric Moring, Charles Lewis, Cary Tittle, Bill Schwicker, Dave Sutherland, Derek Martin-Vegue. We are anticipating a very good season for the baseball team. Weather permitting, this year will be as successful as last year. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Janice Ginettc President Pamela Payne The F. H. A. selected a F. H. A Sweetheart, Philip Sagraves, and planned a coronation dance in his honor Girls from the F. H, A. were the escorts of the Sweetheart and his court. These girls plan to be candy-stripe girls and help care for the sick when the hospital is finished. F H. A. — Sponsor - Mrs. Blaylock. SITTING: Trudy MacDougal, Delores Best. Linda Parrish - Secretary. Janice Glnette - President, Pam Payne - Vice President Carol Blaylock Historian, Emily Moore - Parlimentarlan. STANDING: Elizabeth Peters. Charlotte Jones. lienice Best. Carol O'Gwynn. Kathy Lewis, Dorlta Harkins. Nancy I-owe, Janice Turner. Judy Trandeli. Jill Proclor. Kathy Welib. MARATHON HIGH SCHOOL BAND Doreen Rabilo, Drum Majorette, Solo Majorette ; First row tett to rignt: Donna Newell, Janice Tur- ner, Second Rank: Cathy Webb, Suan McWilliams Nila Dulaney, Lisa Autrey, and Janie Metcalf. Joyce wade. Secretary .not pictured.. Third Rark: Leslie Locke, Rachel Crandell, Donald Williams Fourth Rank: Mr. Locke Sponsor Chuck Soumar, Philip Sagraves, Terry Loyce, Joe Robito, and Gail Parrish. Fifth: Dale Baker, Toni Lowe. Andrea Fot herham Mrgaret Kaczskowki, Bernice DeSanclis. Sizth Rank: Charles Lewis, Tenzy 8etterower Carol Mayette, Pam Taylor, and Robert Amato. Sev enht Rank: Bill Konralh, Dennis Williams, Mike Coates, Wayne Johnson. Joe DeScanctis. Eighth Rank: Dennis Doliltle, Bill Carter, Donald Wade President, Frank Smith, Sue Barton. Ninth Rank: Joe Dexter. Terry Doliltle, Polly Paul, Vickie Burton. This is proving to be a very eventful year lor the band. After much hard work and through the efforts nf many generous people the band finally got their uniforms. These uniforms were first worn at the Homecoming game when the band pe rformed at half time: The nezl important event was the district contest, this year the band made all excellent ratings, showing a marked improve- ment over previous years. During the remainder of the year the band will play a series of Twi- light Concerts .something new for the band). A retum concert at Coral Shores High School, and a varity of other concerts. GIRLS ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: I slie ! ock. Dorlui Harkins. Frltxl Hashagen, Wilma Sadler. Ruthle' Ivins. Joyce Welch. Bonnie Campbell. Joun Childe. Doreen Rabito. Mr. Ed Locke - Instructor. BACK ROW: Joyce Wade. Berenice DeSanctl . Brenda Norman. Diane I ee. Janice Turner. Gloria Bateman. Brenda Childs. THE MARATHON DOLPHINS HAD A WINNING SEASON THIS YEAR WITH A GEORGE BRICKHOUSE 14-4- GAME VICTORY. AFTER WINNING THE DISTRICT CONTEST IN MIAMI THE TEAM TRAVELED TO GAINESVILLE FOR THE STATE CONTEST A FIVE-DAY VACATION OF FUN AND RELAXATION. THE TEAM GAINED MUCH EXPERIENCE FROM THIS TRIP AND THEY HOPE TO GO NEXT YEAR ALSO. IF THEY PLAY AS THEY DID THIS YEAR, THEY WILL] VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING. Left to Rignt: Derek Martin- Vegue, Charles Pent. Eddie Williamson. Byrd Kunltz. STANDING: Terry Loyce George Brickhouse. Dave Sutherland. Mllly Carhaugh. Coach Gene Dull (Co. Captains: David Sutherland - George Brickhouse.) J.V BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: KNEELING: Wayne Johnson. C huck Bayles. JHnmy Aultman. BUly Young. Gary Tittle. STANDING: Coach John Pack. David Krebs, Philip Sagraves, Donakl Freeman. Chet Sadowaki. Pete Lenzi. (Co-Captains: Billv Konrath (nol pictured). Jimmy Aultman. THIS WAS THE FIRST YEAR THE JUNIOR VARSITY DOLPHINS HAD CHEERLEADERS, AND BOTH THE TEAM AND THE CHEERING SQUAD DID A WONDERFUL JOB. THEY TRAVELED MANY MILES TO PLAY THRILL-PACKED GAMES AND ENJOYED THE SEASON THOROUGHLY. THEY HOPE TO PLAY AS WELL NEXT YEAR IF NOT BETTER. BUly Konrath CO-CAPTAIN COACH john Pack lames Aultman CO-CAPTAIN CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS : KNEELING: Beth Anderson, Suzanne Holding, Bettye Bateman. STANDING: Mollie Bateman. Carol Blaylock. Mr . Kay (inidiek - „wr. B«h KunUz. GlorU to,Oman Srcmary. .Chary, Marr«,o no, picturer) The cheerleaders this year were selctd by the (acuity members and varsity club on leadershio personant , and atnletic abilitv. They are chosen trom tiis ICth through the 12th grades Thorunh out the season they encouraged school spirit and led the team on to a district victory Sponsor Mrs. Cxadick HOMECOMING QUEEN, PATSY AULTMAN, WITH PRINCIPAL GREG MORNING, AND THE QUEEN'S ESCORT, BILL CARBAUGH. THIS YEAR THE DOLPHINS PLAYED CARDINAL NEWMAN. IT WAS AN EXCITING AND THRILL- PACKED GAME. THE HOMECOMING ENTERTAINMENT INCLUDED THE CROWNING OF THE HOMECOMING QUEEN AT HALF-TIME AND THE DANCE THE FOLLOWING NIGHT KEY COLONY BOTELS RUTTGER'S MOTEL LAMAN CLINIC FRED TITTLE CAVANAH RADIO TV SERVICE KNIT WIT SHOP HALL'S CAMP REEF RESTAURANT HANLEY S INC CASH and CARRY GROCERY KEYS INSURANCE AGENCY INC THOMAS MARINA INC DOMJNOE GIFT and HOBBY SHOP CARRERO'S OFFICE SUPPLY ISLAND BEAUTY SALON FENTON S FAMILY STORE JORDAN S BEAUTY SALON SWIFTS CAMERA. INC MARATHON CLEANERS WALLING BEAUTY SALON Mr GEORGE ZOLAN MILTS PEEK SERVICE PAGE'S LAUNDRY PAT SCHMITT S HOUSE of FURNITURE ALAN SCHMITT REAL ESTATE POPE PAINT CO. EFFIE S FLORIST NOME SEILER CRUISE WEAR SHOP KEY COLONY DELICATESSAN FOOD FAIR Dr 6 Mrs LLOYD DAMSEY RANCH HOUSE MOTEL SEA DELL MOTEL THE NORTH POLE G BORDON MAKEPEACE Jr G BORDEN MAKEPEACE JR. Office Equipment MARATHON STATE BANK MARATHON, FLORIDA COREY and SONS, INC SIMONE'S TRAVEL AGENCY CHESTER P. SADOWSKI realtor 25 YEARS OF REAL ESTATE SERVICE y g HIGHWAY 1 Real Estate - Builder - Mortgages Marathon Shores, Florida Office Telephone . . . 743-2121 Residence Telephone . 743-5228 MARATHON SUNDRY STORE and SERVICE STATION FLOYD LAMB CONSTRUCTION CO. Charles H. Anderson Photography KEY COLONY BEACH FOB APPOINTMENT- 743-5337 KEY PHARMACY I arley Jopplno Sons Jlnc. Marathon, Florida Phone 743-5319 nald S. ddrassinyton Sk ip Sk ore DAVE'S SAUCY PIG WE KEEP ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF LIVE, FRESH AND FROZEN BAIT! ANYTHING IN TACKLE • Geodetic Charts • Fishing Information A Pleasure B Register Your Tour- nament Fish Here • Free Citations to Record Your Catches • Rep. Al Pflueger and J. T. Reese £r WZac mcTruzAixA. Ye Ole Feshin' Hole MARATHON. FLORIDA OFFICIAL MIT. TOURNEY WEIGHING STATION Tel. 743-5384 MARATHON LUMBER COMPANY BUCCANEER LODGE Ja.r?o M Chuck's KfSTAURAWT —