Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

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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 “

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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 '

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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