Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

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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

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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

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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.