Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1971 volume:

Carolyn Carter Miss Shoreline 1971 LOUISE WOOD JULIE RONDEAU DIANE WOHLERS DONNA TURNER While in a quiet repose An inscription on your mind Travels to the crossroads where Past memories you can find. 5 6 Gone are past contemporaries That contributed to prophetic days - Those that were wisest of the wise Which nothing seemed to amaze. Gone are those hours of discovery Made up of enthusiasm and dreams; Hours filled with wisdom, Despair or prankish schemes. 10 12 14 maicn � � • A P ■ I l � • - «• 15 1971 Shoreline Sally Stout, Editor Karen Lessard Carolyn Carter Jackie Carrigan Julio Morera Chris Moring Bill Fotheringham Roddy Tate Linda Abrams Sponsor: Mrs. Ellen Fuller 18 19 20 We, the Seniors of 1971, have all known and worked with this person in the past few years. He has contributed a part of himself not only to our class, but to the entire school. We would therefore like to dedicate the 1971 Shoreline to Mr. Warren “Bud’’ Wilkinson in an attempt to express the thanks and gratitude that we all feel. 21 To the Graduating Class of 1971: Can you ever forget? Now that it’s time to say good-bye, you realize more fully than ever before of intimate personal associations: of friendships made; the realization of fondest hopes; of the attainment of cherished ideals. You are going out into a world which is urgently in need of social and economic adjustments, made necessary by the international conflict abroad, as well as by a constantly changing domestic scene. In the forthcoming scheme of things, each of you will have your place, for you are among the reserves of the nation’s brain-power, to be drawn upon in just such crises as these. The stupendous tasks which lie directly ahead call for courage, individual initiative, strength of character, and tenacity of purpose. With these qualities I trust your school life has amply endowed you. Marathon High School has prepared you for the conflict, but your future must be of your own shaping. ar ne 5. Senior 3amite In appreciation of his strivings to help raise the standards and goals of our class, we, the Senior Class, would like to bestow the title of Senior Favorite upon CRAIG GERMAIN. With his undying enthusiasm, he gave hope when there was none and shed light upon many problems. He will remain an inspiration for years to come. 26 LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Rondeau, Treasurer; George DiFerdinando, Vice- President; Mike Cowing, President; Carolyn Carter, Secretary Honor graduates LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Carter Debra Markle Karen Lessard Richard Agnew I 28 LEFT TO RIGHT: George DiFerdinando Cindy Parsons Sally Stout Lee Anne Tanner 29 SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Rex Jordan Sandra Koehler Larry Speering J. RICHARD AGNEW Rick Band 4; Sergeant at Arms 4; Trans- fer 4 30 CAMERON MITCHELL BRASSART Mitch Auto Body Customizing RONALD T. BRANDON Ronald Basketball 4,3,2,1; Most Valuable 2; Football 4; Co-Captain 4; Band 4,2,1; Baseball 4,3,2,1; Pep Club 3,2,1; Key Club 4,3 P. A. BARNHILL Butch Baseball 4,3,2,1; Pep Club; Foot- ball; DCT Sergeant at Arms; Show- boat Follies 1 DIANA BECKWITT Rabbi Band 3,2,1; Treasurer 2; Pep Club 4,2,1; Student Council 4,2; Nike Club 4,3; FHA 1; Showboat Follies 2,1; Class Secretary 3 ROBERT BRANDON Robert Basketball 4,3,2,1; Baseball 4,3, 2,1; Band 4,2,1; Key Club 4,3; Secretary 3; Pep Club 4,3,2,1; Secretary 3 31 RICHARD CLARK CARBAUGH Rick Pep Club 4,3,2,1; Treasurer 3; Varsity Club 4,3,2,1; Basketball 4, 3,2,1; Sportsmanship Award 2; Baseball 4,3,2,1; Football 4; Key Club 4,3; Student Council 4,3; Treasurer 4; Boys’ State Represent- ative 3; Florida Keys Historian 1; Showboat Follies 2 JACQUELINE ANN CARRIGAN Jackie Pep Club 4,3,2,1; Varsity Club 4,. 3,2,1; Cheerleader 4,3,2; Captain 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3,2; Most Improved 3; Sportsmanship Award 3; Nike Club 4,3; President 4; Vice President 3; Shoreline Staff 4; FHA 3,2,1; Parliamentarian 2; Historian 3; ICC 4; Student Council 2,1; Showboat Follies 2 BOBBY BRUNDZA Bobby Basketball 4,3,2,1; Key Club 4,3; Band 4,3,2,1; Football 4; Auto Body Customizing 4 CAROLYN RUTH CARTER Carolyn NHS 4,3.2; President 4; Band 4,3, 2,1; Band Award 3; Secretary and Librarian 3; Band Medal 2; Major- ette 4,3,2,1; Soloist 4; Class Sec- retary 4; ICC 4; Showboat Follies 2,1; Shoreline Staff 4; Miss Shore- line 4; Home Economics Award 2 r LINDA LEE CARTER Linda Band 2,1; Secretary 1; Student Council 4,3,2,1; Treasurer 2; Class President 1; Pep Club 2,1; Class Treasurer 3; FHA 3,1; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Showboat Fol- lies 2,1; American Legion Fresh- men Award WILLIAM J. C. DEVITT Biff Baseball 3,2,1; Manager 1; Foot- ball 2; Tennis Team 3; Drama Club 2; Band 3,2; Student Council 4; DTC 4 TODD CHABIN Zip Auto Body Customizing 4 MICHAEL ALBERT COWING Mike Drama Club 2; Odd Couple 2; Class President 4 WARY THERESA ELLISON Mary Band 3,2,1; Nike Club 3; DCT 4 TONI FINIGUERRA Toni DCT 4 WILLIAM DAVID FOTHERINGHAM Bill Basketball 2,1; Band 4,2,1; Tennis 2; Shoreline Staff 4; Minstrel 2,1; Football 4; Pep Club 4,3,2,1 SANDRA GARBER Sandy ICC 4; Pep Club 4,3; Band 4,3; Captain 3; President 4; Drum Majorette 4; FHA 4; Tennis Team 4 CLIFFORD GREENE Clifford Basketball 3,2; Most Effoert 3,2; Pep Club 4-,3,2,1; Auto Body Customizing GEORGE HARLLEE George Transfer from Alexandria, Va. 4 35 VICKI KING Vicki Transfer 4; DCT 4 WALTER KITCHEN Walter Basketball 2; Baseball 2; DCT 4,3 CHARMAYNE MARIE HERR Sherry Travel Club 4,3,2; Treasurer 4; Tennis Team 3; Band 3; DCT 4; Secretary 4; Showboat Follies THOMAS L. LAWSON Tom Pep Club 2; DCT 4,3; Secretary 3; President 4; ICC 4 36 KAREN LOUISE LESSARD Hippie Lizard Majorette 3,2,1; Showboat Follies 2,1; Pep Club 4,1; FHA 1; Class President 2; NHS 4,3,2; Treasurer 3; Superior Baton Award 1; Nike Club 4,3; Shoreline Staff 4 PALMER LEE MANNING Tigger Band 4,3,2,1; DCT 4 LYNN MARIE MERCIER Lynn Band 3,2,1; Pep Club 4,3,2,1; Cheerleader 4,3; FHA 2,1; Nike Club 4,3; Class Treasurer 3,2; Showboat Follies 2,1; Varsity Club 4.3 CHUCK MOORMAN Chuck Basketball 4,3; Most Improved 3; Baseball 4,3; Football 4; Key Club 4; Pep Club 4,3; Varsity Club 4,3 They're how many for a quarter? PAMELA ANN MUSE Pam Student Council 2,1; FHA 2,1; Pep Club 2,1 JULIO MORERA Cuban Band 3,2,1; Pep Club 3,2; Shore- line Staff 4; DCT 4,3; Vice Presi- dent 4 CHRISTOPHER R. MORING Chris Pep Club 2,1; DCT 4,3; Parlia- mentarian 4; Shoreline Staff 4 MARY JO NORMAN Mary Jo KERIMA DARLENE NORRIS Kerima Transfer 4; Undercurrents Staff 4; General Office Aid 4 DYANNE NIXON Dy Pep Club 4,3,2; FHA 4 CYNDY PARSONS Cyndy Transfer 4 39 DAN RIEPE Dan DONNA MARIE PITELKA Turkey FHA 2; Pep Club 2; Showboat Fol- lies 2; Girls' State 3; Nike Club 4 JEAN ANN ROSE Jean Ann Class Secretary 2,1; Pep Club 2,1; Miss Sophomore; Nike Club 4 JULI-ANNE RONDEAU Julie Cheerleader 4,3,2,1; Pep Club 4, 3,2,1; Varsity Club 4,3,2; Sports- manship Award 2; Student Council Representative 3,2; Shoreline Court 4,3; Nike Club 4,3; Class Treasurer 4 40 JOHN SEYMOUR Lenny Pep Club 4,3,2; Boys’ State 3 RONALD WEIGHTMAN SADLER, JR. Ron J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 4; Pep Club 3; Auto Body Cus- tomizing 4; Varsity Club 4 SHERI LYNN SWANSON Sheri Pep Club 3,2,1; Vice President 3; President 4; FHA 2,1; Band 1; ICC 4,3; Showboat Follies 2,1; Undercurrents” 3 SALLY ANN STOUT Sally National Honor Society 4,3; Secretary 4,3; Pegasus Inter- national 4,2; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Pres. 4; Undercurrents” 3; Co- Editor 3; Shoreline 4; Editor 4; Pep Club 4; NHS Award 3; 2nd alternate Girls' State 3; Show- boat Follies 2,1; ICC 4 41 LEE ANNE TANNER Lee Anne Cheerleader 3,2; Pep Club 4,3,2; Show Boat Follies 2; Band 3,2, Reporter 2, Vice President 3; Nike Club 4,3, Treasurer 3; Baseball Statistician 3. RODDY LAWRENCE TATE Roddy Basketball 4,2,1; Baseball 1; Foot- ball 4; Pep Club 3,2,1; Travel Club 4; Shoreline Staff 4. Dear John, ... JULIE DAWN TURNER Julie FHA 4; Nike Club 4. CHUCK VOWELS Chuck KATHY LYNN WATERS Kal-ke Pep Club 4,3,2,1; FHA 4,2,1; Travel Club 3; Band 2,1; Show- boat Follies 2; Miss Daisy Mae 1. DIANE EDITH WOHLERS Diane Miss Shoreline Candidate 4; Nike Club 4; Pep Club 2,1, Secretary 2; Showboat Follies 2,1; Class Treasurer 1. JOHN WYNN John Baseball 4,3,2,1; Basketball 4,3, 2; Football 4; Pep Club 4.3,2,1; Key Club 4,3; Class President 3; Student Council 4, President 4; Inter Club Council 4,3; Varsity Club 4,3,2,1; Outstanding Teen- ager Award 4. LOUISE WOOD Louise Cheerleader 4,3,2,1, Captain 3, 2; Most Improved Cheerleader 2, 1; Homecoming Queen 2; FHA 3, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 4,3,2,1; Majorette 1; Nike Club 4,3, Vice-President 4; Girls State 3; Calendar Girl 2; Showboat Follies 2; Best All-Around 3; School Spirit Award 3; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Varsity Club 4,3,2,1; Miss Shore- line Candidate 4; Student Council 4; Outstanding Teenager Award 4. 43 Couisc Wood flokn Wynn “I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail.” 46 “They might not need me; but they might. I’ll let my head be just in sight; A smile as small as mine might be Precisely their necessity.” Emily Dickinson Muriel Strode Qeorge DiJerdinando Opinions cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for them.” Carolyn Carter There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. Thomas Mann Edith Wharton 48 Jackie Carrigan Kick Carbaugk My candle bums at both ends; It will not last the night; But, ah, my foes, and, oh, my friends - It gives a lovely light. Edna St. Vincent Millay Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. James M. Barrie 49 Mike Cowing I shall grow old, but never lose life's zest, Because the road's last turn will be the best. Henry Van Dyke Karen Cessard The tilings that haven't been done before, Those are the things to try; Columbus dreamed of an unknown shore At die rim of the far flung sky. Edgar A. Guest J Doma Pitelka God, give me sympathy and sense And help me keep my courage high. God, give me calm and confidence - And, please - a twinkle in my eye. Margaret Bailey Chuck Moorman Mirth is God's medicine. Henry Ward Beecher 51 OFFICERS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: John Wynn, President; Jack Petesche, Vice-President; Rick Reed, Secretary; Rick Carbaugh, Treasurer Student Council OFFICERS John Wynn - President Jack Petesche - Vice President Rick Reed - Secretary Rick Carbaugh - Treasurer MEMBERS Rex Manning Penn Reed Debbie Winders Rhonda Schlegel Adam Pober Maria Winters Vera Davis Kevin Kehoe Amy Miller Roland Rondeau Becky Carrigan Hope Ilolyrod Barb Tanner Biff Devitt Mike Smith Diana Beckwitt Louise Wood SPONSOR Mrs. Patricia Lowe 54 jee Jack Petsche - President of ICC Rick Reed - Secretary of ICC Tom Lawson, DCT John Wynn, Student Council Sherri Swanson, Pep Club Biff Devitt, Travel Club Sally Stout, Shoreline Carolyn Carter, National Honor Society George DiFerdinando, Key Club Paul Rowland, Freshmen Sandy Garber, Band Jackie Carrigan, Nike Club Virginia Cosper, FHA Marty Hall, Sophomores Jack Petsche, Juniors Karen Lessard, Seniors 55 Key Club OFFICERS George DiFerdinando President Jack Petsche - V. Pres. Mike Smith - Secretary Mike Bluett - Treasurer MEMBERS John Wynn Ron Brandon Robert Brandon Rick Carbaugh Ricky Reed Peter Petsche Chuck Moorman Paul Robinson Ron Styron Mike Stephenson Dan Mangold SPONSOR Glenn Lillibridge 56 ft ike Club Jackie Carrigan - President Louise Wood - Vice President Sharon Freeman - Secretary Diana Beckwitt - Treasurer MEMBERS Karen Freeman Sharon Freeman Charlene Beckwitt Candy Whittlesey Donna Ginette Lee Anne Tanner Jackie Carrigan Louise Wood Karen Lessard Lynn Mercier Julie Rondeau Diana Beckwitt Linda Carter Diane Wohlers Sue Jones Susan Blissard SPONSOR Mrs. Rose Diezel Nike Club Beau Paul Robinson «•£ 57 OFFICERS: Virginia Cosper, President; Jeanette Blaze, Secretary; Barbara ner, Treasurer; Miss Ashe, Sponsor MEMBERS: Joyce Barnhill Jeanette Blaze Carla Capo Leslie Carty Virginia Cosper Sandy Cunningham Clarissia Ferrell Sandy Gay Donna Ginette Holly Holroyd Debbie Lewis Paula Majewski Joyce Moore Sheila Moore Gloria Navarro arbara Tanner ilie Turner patty Waters Gail Wohlers 58 SPONSORS: Mrs. Violet Oppel and Mrs. Maria Diaz Rational Manor Society OFFICERS Carolyn Carter - President Mike Bluett - Vice President Sally Stout - Secretary Treasurer - Myra Vernon MEMBERS Karen Lessard Lee Anne Tanner George DiFerdinando John Auth Mike Stephenson John Gaul Jack Petsche Mike Whalton Vittoria DeSanctis Jan Henderson Starr Schoen 59 vcz MEMBERS Bill Burtz Biff Devitt Beth Elwell Toni Finiguera Vicki King Walter Kitchen Lee Manning John Parales SPONSOR Alfred Majeski OFFICERS Tom Lawson - President, Julio Morera - Vice President, Mary Ellison - Treasurer, Sherry Herr - Secretary, Chris Moring - Parliamentarian, A1 Barnhill - Sergeant-at-Arms 60 61 MR. ED LOCKE, Band Director SANDY GARBER, Band President and Drum Major REGYNALD WASHINGTON, Asst. Drum Major Mocking T)olphin Maud FLUTE Gloria Navarro Jan Henderson Margaret Misiak Dawn Brundza Ray Lillibridge CLARINET Lura Holding Starr Schoen Jeanette Blaze Kathy Thompson Lisa Holding Gilbert Parsons ALTO CLARINET Michelle Mark BASS CLARINET Kathy Meams ALTO SAXAPHONE Roland Rondeau Robert Carter TENOR SAXAPHONE Randy Meams John Gaul BARITONE SAXAPHONE John Parales David Lindsay CORNET Vittorio DeSanctis Ronald Brandon Patty Lillibridge Robert Garber Ralph Saunders Steve Loher Robert Winters FRENCH HORN Sandy Garber Carolyn Carter TROMBONE Ralph Florer Regynald Washington Henry Sirmans Tom Liverman Ernest Neuberger Brian Brunig BARITONE Bill Fotheringham Robert Brandon Rick Diaz BASS Scott Cavanaugh PERCUSSION Rick Agnew Gary Barton Kim Abrams Carol Madill Charles Gaul CAROLYN CARTER, Solo Twirler OFFICERS: ROW 1: Rick Agnew, Sgt. at Arms; Jan Henderson, Treasurer; Margaret Misiak, Secretary; Sandy Garber, President and Drum Major; Vittorio DeSanctis, Vice President; Kathy Thompson, Librarian; Starr Schoen, Librarian ROW 2: Regynald Washington, Junior Representative; Carolyn Carter. Solo Twirler and Senior Representative; Patty Lillibridge, Sophomore Representative; Steve Loher, Freshman Representa- tive 65 Zravel Club OFFICERS Sally Stout - President William Devitt - Vice President Lee Anne Tanner - Secretary Sherry Herr - Treasurer MEMBERS Cindy Thelkeld Carla Bresson Sheryl Davidson Linda Abrams Roddy Tate Patti Lillibridge SPONSORS Mrs. Violet Oppel Mrs. Pat Lillibridge Mrs. Eunice Stout 66 G. DiFerdinando Bill Fotheringham Paul Robinson Karen Lessard Kathy Waters Susan Moorman A1 Waugh Lisa Holding Lura Holding Bill Robinson Chris Bluett Carol Madill George Wohlers Louise Wood John Wynn Susan Barnhill Hope Holroyd Lorelei Felix Kim Abrams Sue Jones Rick Carbaugh Sheila Moore Sandy Garber Cherie Gomez Dawn Brundza Becky Carrigan Sherri Swanson Karen Freeman Julie Rondeau Lynn Mercier Chuck Moorman Pep Club Sherri Swanson - President Karen Freeman - Vice President Dawn Brundza - Secretary Becky Carrigan - Treasurer Mark Lee George Wohlers Terry Miller Richard Latham Fritz Majewski John Puto Mike Koltunak Charles Carnivale Jane Hall Marty Hall Robin Carlson John Gaul Candy Whittlesey David Richardson Doug Macon Michelle Mark Diane Lowe Mark Willis Biff Devitt Kathy Miller Ann Miller James Cochran 67 Zeen Club C. Horton, President A. Mauck, Vice President S. Jennings, , Secretary C. Dotson, Treasurer D. Davis and J. Morera, Sergeant at Arms C. Griffin M_ Windberg S. Fisch C. Kulig D. Waters J. Law J. Jurgenson S. Dotson P. Dotson R. Hinerman V. Lindsey R. Woodland D. Payne D. Richardson V. Davis M. Lee R. Baker J. Jordan S. Gay J. Pettie C. Miller T. Stout P. Majewski B. Nicholls P. Williams B. Hill C. Carter M. Cowing C. Cassidy J. Cochran G. DeLong H. Cassidy M. J. Norman R. Carlson A. Miller J. Bouchette � The Poco Loco playing at a Teen Club sponsored dance. 68 M.J.J. S. SENIOR ADVISORS: SHEILA DOTSON KATHY THOMPSON MEMBERS: Julie Beckwitt Jackie Coger John Davis Shana Giles A1 Hutchinson Eleanor King Robert Knowlton, Sergeant at Arms Mike Lenninger Debbie Lindsey Glen McCrostie Joe Moore Gilbert Parsons Monica Rahmes Jack Ridings Alyn Rodriquez Larry Shoaf Marianne Skoch Dan Smith Phil Spillman Chrissy Swanson David Sylvester Kathy Thompson Debbie Threlkeld Teddy Young Mrs. Roper, Sponsor 69 Assemblies John Wynn, President of Student Council conducted most of the school’s assemblies. These assemblies varied from school prob- lems to guest speakers. Movies were many this year, and helped raise money for the library. Mrs. Stout had her own private assembly when she stood in front of the cafeteria to monitor the lunch-eaters. 72 LEFT: October 29, Marathon High students were en- tertained by a talented group of young people called the Internationals. The variated types of music seemed to please both students and faculty. ABOVE: The Universal Power and Light played at an assembly on September 14. Their modem rock music kept the students interested and enthu- siastic throughout the entire program. LEFT: September 30. the yearbook staff presented a sneak preview slide show of the 1971 Shoreline. Its monologue was based on the Time Machine although a few modifications were added. 73 Activities at School Controversial as well as comical situations popped up during the year. Mr. Thomas who thinks yoga will help his ever-present head- ache. demonstrated his cure for his class. Slacks-wearing gals were a new and fre- quently seen event of 71, as a result of the opposition to the dress code. A more serious and studious side was the new course taken by students commut- ing to Key West. The new and experimental classes of auto body customizing were an addition to the curricu- lum of MHS. 74 MHS students find themselves involved in other activities that take place on the campus. Student Council spearheaded a Student Monitor system to help prevent pollution” on the campus and in the restrooms. The Drivers’ Training class is filled to capacity each semester with students who want to learn defensive driving. A small number of students gain work experience helping in the cafeterias and in positions as office aides and teachers aides. 75 M iss Shoreline During the last football game of the season held on November 13, Miss Shoreline, Carolyn Carter was crowned. Carolyn was escorted by Jack Petsche. She was chosen from six candidates for the coveted title. Carolyn is a member of the Senior Class where she serves as Secretary. She has been a member of the Marching Dolphin Band for four years and she is solo twirler this year. Carolyn is president of the National Honor Society, a member of the Shoreline staff, and a member oflCC. Her court was made up of Donna Turner es- corted by Robert Brandon, Julie Rondeau escorted by Mike Smith. Louise Wood es- corted by George DiFerdinando, and Diane Wohlers who was ill and could not attend the crowning ceremony. 76 Student ‘Day December 11, Marathon High was shaken by a first.” Students and the Administration traded places for a day to get an idea of how the other half lives. It proved to be quite fun and interesting to all. 77 Creative Jrts Marathon students have varied talents as shown by their many creative works. These projects are not only done in Art class, but have branched into various classes, such as the English department, and have aroused the students’ interest in their studies. 78 After School Activities High School life is made up of activities off of the campus. Many work at jobs to raise extra money, some work at volunteer jobs that will benefit the comminite. Still others might just take in a lazy afternoon and top the evening off enjoying a Florida Keys Concert program. 79 Homecoming — 1971 Homecoming officially started with a rdusing pep rally during school. The cheerleaders put on a great skit and helped to raise spirits and expectations to a peak. The Homecoming Parade, bigger and better than ever, started at four o’clock that after- noon. The theme of the parade this year dealt with fairy tales. The National Honor Society entry, Follow the Yellow Brick Road to Victory” was the winning float. Holly Holoroyd and friend Junior Class entry 81 The Senior class entry in the parade. Next in the course of events was the Homecoming game itself. It proved to be a close game down to the very end. But. the opposing team. Deerbome, finally went ahead and beat our team by a few points. 82 The highlight of the game was the procession of the class Misses and the Homecoming Candidates, ending with the crowning of the queen. Jackie Carrigan, Senior, and Rick Carbaugh, escort. Lura Holding, Sophomore, and escort Paul Robinson. Susan Jennings, Freshman, and Bobby Brundza, escort. 83 Homecoming Queen This year’s Homecoming Queen was Belle Richardson, escorted by Robert Brandon. She was presented with red roses and was crowned by last year’s queen, Debbie Ross. 84 The last and final event of Homecoming was the annual dance at school. Jund Raising Activities The single concept projector shown at right is running an 8 mm film loop pur- chased with funds raised by the Library with the showing of movies to the student body. The individual study corral in which the projector is sitting was also purchased with these funds. The DOT sponsored a money making foot- ball game featuring the fearless Faculty and the determined DCT. The Faculty won the game, but the DCT Club won” money to add to their treasury to use for the State Convention. Karen Lessard samples some of the candy that the National Honor Society sold to pay for their national dues and buy the stoles that the Honor Graduates use at graduation. 86 ?und Raising Events The fund raising events for 1971 were as diverse as they were numerous. For example, DCT ran the concession stand at the basketball games to raise their convention expenses. The Junior Class held a spaghetti dinner to raise money for the prom. The Key Club sold Marathon High School tee-shirts and jerseys - and as a result, promoted a great deal of school spirit. 87 Band Xmas Concert The audience was delightfully entertained by the Marathon Band at their Annual Xmas Concert on December 16. The theme this year was Christ- mas Music Around the World. Directed by Mr. Locke, they also played such old favorites as “Silver Bells ’ White Christmas.’’ and “What Child is this.” At the conclusion of this delightful pro- gram, Mr. Locke invited the audience to join singing several of the more familiar carols. 88 Jund Krising Mi Cities FHA, this year, profitted on Valentine’s Day. Students sent Valentines through the club to their boyfriend or girlfriend. At the same time they used their pennies to cast their vote, for the FHA Beau. Other money raising projects were the selling of MHS sweaters and the Band’s annual Tag Day. 89 Pep Pallies 9 This year we had the most spirited pep rallies ever; aided by a rivalry between the Seniors and the Sopho- mores to see who could shout the other down. 90 Activities Rick Carbaugh (pictured at left) and Lenny Seymour were the two boy students selected by the American Legion to Boys' State, and Louise Wood and Donna Pitelka were the two girls chosen by the Auxiliary who participated in Girls’ State. All four of these students came back to Marathon from State much more informed about government and all made many new friends. On October 12. Marathon High acted as host to Coral Shores High School during College Day. Representatives from many colleges, universities and the four services were there to advise the in- terested Juniors and Seniors. Diane Wohlers, one of the participants in Drivers' Training, is hard at work. She is taking a reaction time test while another student grades her. P. Z.S.J. Xmas Program The participation of elementary and high school students helped to make this program successful and highly enjoyable. Entertainment included solos of Xmas carols by Charles Bradley, Martha Fuller, and Gloria Navarro. Mr. Glenn Lilli- bridge read The Night Before Christmas with Mr. Ron Stone providing background effects. The program was, of course, highlighted by the appearance of Santa who passed out small favors to the children. 94 School is not only made up of the usual ac- tivities such as Physical Education square dancing, but also of a few unexpected sur- prises, ” One activity turned out to be keep- ing our school clean” and a selected few participated. 95 Varsity Cheerleaders SUE JONES, Secretary LOUISE WOOD 99 101 102 ROSTER The following are members of Marathon High's first football team: SENIORS A1 Barnhill Ronald Brandon Bobby Brundza Rick Carbaugh Bill Fotheringham Chuck Moorman Ron Saddler Roddy Tate John Wynn JUNIORS Charles Carnivale Mark Coyne J. Rahmes Paul Robinson Mike Stephenson SOPHOMORES Bill Allen John Chaplin Dean Miller Ron Styron Robin Woodland FRESHMEN Don Fotheringham Bill Robinson A1 Waugh COACHES Head Coach: Jim Sikora Assistant Coach: Mike Puto Nineteen-seventy must always be re- membered as the kick-off year of varsity football at M.H.S. With the backing of an enthusiastic community and a spirited student body, the boys faced their football season with op- timism. But the season proved to hold only losses and disappointments for these guys. Despite this, the team managed to provide quite a few thrills for the everfaithful spectators. 106 101 ussi i «« uiii-i u U1B i (IKIIIllsa IIHialEE'W il • � :a im no CHUCK MOORMAN MIKE SMITH 113 ‘Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 114 LISA HOLDING, Secretary KIM ABRAMS DAWN BKUNDZA MARTY HALL LORELEI FELIX CHRIS BLUETT 1971 Baseball Zeam 118 Roster Larry Struyf Richard Mungin Ralph Saunders Robert Brandon John Wynn Kevin Woodland Robin Woodland George DiFerdinando Biff Devitt Charles Gaul David Richardson Rick Carbaugh Charles Carnivale A1 Barnhill Paul Robinson Bill Fotheringham Chuck Moorman Ronald Brandon Bobby Paul Mr. Chuck Bayles, Coach Mr. Jim Sikora, Assistant Coach 119 120 121 Extra Curricular Activities Due to the year-round sunny weather, outdoor activities are abundant. Although bowling is popular with many students, others prefer being outside. 122 c§ k, :: - 123 125 Class Officers Class Sponsors President, Jack Petsche; Vice President, Michael Bluett; MR. BUD WILKINSON Secretary, Susan Jones; Treasurer, Susan Blissard MISS JANE ASHE SUSAN BARNHILL CHARLENE BECKWITT JEANETTE BLAZE 126 Susan Blizzard Pam Daniel Sheila Dotson Paul Eville Virginia Cosper Mark Coyne Sherry Cusson 127 Sharon Freeman Sandy Gaspardo Karen Freeman Donna Ginette checks Candy Whittlesey's depth perception for the Drivers' Training program. Cheryl Horton Sue Jones Steve Kluck Theresa Gay Donna Ginette Mary Herbert Frea Koehler 128 Gary Kott J. Rahmes Joyce Moore Jack Petsche Kathy Porter Ricky Reed Belle Richardson 129 130 NOT PICTURED: David Brannaha Bill Burtz Gail DeLong Beth Elwell Donna Laudeman David Lindsey John Parales Mike Smith Regynald Washington Tom Wilson Sue Woodland Pam Sturgeon Ron Styron Myra Vernon Mike Stephenson Nicky Stevenson Diane St. Onge Candy Whittlesey 131 Class Officers President, Marline Hall; Vice President, Lura Holding; Secretary, Kim Abrams; Treasurer, Becky Carrigan Class Sponsors MR. JOE LINDSEY MRS. MARIA DIAZ KIM ABRAMS SHARON AMMONS STEVE AMMONS JOHN AUTH JOHN BAKER 134 Bob Barnett Eddie Barnhill Gary Barton Pam Black Chris Bluett Theresa Brassart Tom Bresson Dawn Brundza Kenneth Burtz Charlie Calkins '35 And now for the pause that refreshes! 136 Victorio DeSanctis Mary Ann DiFerdinando Robin Carlson Lorelei Felix Ralph Florer Scott Cavanah Grace Chapman Joe Dwyer Bruce Fowler Becky Carrigan John Cassidy Gene Cavanaugh John Chaplin Gregory Collazo Gartrelle Davison Cherie Gomez Marty Hall Jane Henderson Harry Gammon Jane Hall Robert Hayes Gary Groth Robert Harris Lura Holding Hope Holyroyd Tracy Jordan Robin Jones Bob Koehler Marc Jones Matt Kaczkowski John Markle Margaret Misiak Tony Nicholls 138 Joyce Law Doug Macon Fritzi Majewski Dean Miller Shelia Moore Jim Mangold Terry Miller Gloria Navarro '3 ■Jk % ' d Cathy Kulig David Layne Richard Latham Diane Kim Lowe Sterling Paul Peter Petsche Kim Robinson Starr Schoen NOT PICTURED: John Bacom Herman Brown Linda Coleman Steven Dixon Lorene Hager Gary Holbert Randy King Patti Lillibridge Billy Liverman Gale Moore Aymara Perez Danny Pettie George Rickards Henry Sirmans Tom Tharrington Tommy Williams Kevin Woodland Robin Woodland Tristy Spiering Barbara Tanner Patty Watets Debbie Stover Kathy Thompson Mike Whalton Bobby Paul David Richardson Larry Struyf Kayce Vowels Mikki Windberg 139 Billy Allen Andy Anson James Bacom Pam Ballard Joyce Barnhill Ruth Basye Tammy Bateman Karen Bauer Jesse Bouchette Milton Boulton Bobby Carter Debbie Cain Danny Carter Johnny Carter Leslie Carty Denise Childs Herbert Cassidy Debbie Childres 142 You meet the nicest people on a Honda. Jackie Coger Sandy Cunningham dances to the beat of the music from the juke box at the dance sponsored by the Sophomore class. Karen Collins Steve Collins Randy Conaway Scott Cox Sandra Cunningham Dennis Davis Lloyd Davis Vera Davis Kevin Demere Angelique DeSanctis Lee Dixon Curtis Dotson Patty Dotson Clarrissia Ferrell Susan Fisch Denise Florer Donald Fotheringham Debra Fowler Lavina French 143 A new Chinese torture?! Alex Grande Sherry Gray Cheryl Griffin Brian Hill Steve Hill Holly Holroyd Scott Hughes Susan Jennings Connie Jones Janet Jones Larry Jones Jayne Jurgensohn Kevin Kehoe Chip Fryfogle Robert Garber Sandra Gay Danny King Pat Kitchen David Kluck Mike Koltunak Debbie Layne Mark Lee Debbie Lewis Mark Lowe Steve Loher Tom Liverman Carol Madill Paula Majewski Michelle Mark Randy Mearns David McCrostie Vera McCullough Cleveland McKnight Cherie McMillian Amy Miller Cathy Miller These relay races in P.E. are murder on the hair!! Ms Carol Miliis Christine Moore Mack Moore Susan Moorman Richard Mungin Bruce Nicholls Patti Nicholls Mike O'Berry Richard Parr Lilli Pauchey 146 NOT PICTURED: Gary Swanson Barbara Thompson Jon Threlkeld Steve Sterling Bill Stevenson Tommy Stout Lori C apian Carla Capo Jerry Conaway Linda Currier Willie Ferrell Winn Fisch Larry Geideman Sue Groth Keith Hopkins David Kidd Toby Kight Rodney McDaniel James Ralls Dan Reidellbaugh Paul Roland Bill Schaefer Glenn Schofield Dale Sherwood Ronnie Spearing Scott Stout Uthan Sloan Charles Warner Curtis Waters Pat Waters Harold Williams Susan Williams Geneva Womble Larry Threlkeld Bernardo Valiente Robert Walker Dayle Waters A1 Waugh Mark Webb ' Danny Whatley Patricia Whittlesey Gale Williams Ginger Williams Patricia Williams Mark Willis Gail Wohlers George Wohlers 14 Jeanne Abrams Rhonda Baker Adam Bauer Dawn Berger Carol Black Janie Blissard Mitchell Bluett Mike Boyle Carla Bresson Mark Brown Brian Bruland Estrellita Burke Doug Cain Jimmy Campbell Ken Campbell Tom Campbell Tom Carlson Cynthia Carter 8th Qrade Coleen Cassidy Starla Chambers Jim Cronin Calvin Cochran Sally Comer Linda Cron S31) W W A 150 Linda Dixson Sandra Ferrell Dan Foulds Deana Gammon Robert Gardner John Gerow Roxanne Gomez Joey Gooding Georgia Grathwohl Richard Grimyer Judy Hall Lori Harris Susie Hill Clyde Jordan Markus Jordan Laurel King Greg Koltunak Keith Krebs 151 Doug Kulig Michael Lanra David Law Michael Lenninger Ray Lillibridge Jan Linebaugh Pat O'Malley Victor Markle April Mauch Archie McMullen Kathi Mearns Ann Miller Danny Montgomery Bruce Moore Bryan Moore Kim Moore Earnie Neuberger Thomas Owen Joseph Perales Clark Parrish Gilbert Parsons Lori Pauchey Mike Reed Rancey Rodriquez 8th Grade 1 52 Kipra Ruth Steve Ross Mike Sallidino Rhonda Schlegel Robin Seidel Mary Ann Sinkfield Robert Smith Jamie Spiering Nancy Taylor Cindy Threlkeld 8th tirade Debbie Threlkeld Edmund Thompson Danny Townsend Marilyn Williams Jan Wilson Greg Windberg Maria Winders Zoe Ann Winner Robert Winters Garnett Wooten 153 7th Qrade Jimmy Antrobus Wendy Antrobus Lynne Bacon Amy Baker Teresa Ballard Debbie Baskin Julie Beckwitt Mike Brumett Ralph Campos Susan Carr Leon Carter Kip Chabin Hershel Coger David Cromwell Debbre Culver John Davis Charles Dupont Gina Elwell Conrad Florer Cheryl Fowler 154 Terry Fryfogle Toni Fuchs Jimm Gallagher Theresa Garster Shana Giles Laura Griffin Vance Hager Jeanie Harris Alice Hellebrand Douglas Hiatt Candy House Albert Hutchison Greg Irwin Tim Jackson Robert Keys Sharon Keys David Kidd Brian Kluck Bob Knowlton Ed Koehler Clint Lewis Jimmy Lindberg Debbie Lindsey Tommie Mae Long Rex Manning 7th Qrade 155 7th Qrtuie Gordon Mark Glenn McCrostie Judy Miller Donna Moore Joe Moore Pam Moore Steven Naber David Navarro Billy Nichols Paul Norman Wade O'Berry Scott Owen Jean Parr Brenda Perry Steven Philcox Dexter Pinkney Kenneth Porter Teresa Rafford Monica Rahmes Karen Rakes Mava Ratliff Jerry Ray Pen Reed Jack Ridings Alyn Rodriquez 156 7th Qrade Larry Schaff Roy Schlegel Jenny Schleu Howard Shinkle Marianne Skoch Dan Smith Phil Spillman Betty Stone Jonn Strama Delores Strong Michael Sturgeon Chris Swanson Scott Swanson David Sylvester Edith Thompson Linda Thompson Dixie Vernon Seth Waugh Estelle Williams Maggie Williams Marks Williams Kathy Whatley Deborah Winders Edie Wooten Ted Young 157 ■ r%: 4 1 ’ 1 I mma N - Robert Dion, 1st District; Enoch Johnny Walker, 2nd District; Ignatius Lester, Attorney; Mrs. Ruth Alice Campbell, Chairman and 5th District; Armando Henriquez, Superintendent; Sidney Mathews, 3rd District; Mrs. Wilhelmina Harvey, 4th District MR. LEW SCHLEGEL, President of P.T.S.A. MR. ARMANDO J. HENRIQUEZ, Superintendent 160 GLENN A. LILLIBR1DGE Guidance Counselor RONALD F. STONE Community School Coordinator I. JERRY GIROIR, JR. Visiting Teacher CLOCKWISE: Albert Charles Bayles, Jr. Mrs. Phyllis Adams Miss Betty Jane Ashe Thomas J. Beachum Roger L. Cadenhead 162 • ' 165 166 167 168 MRS. BESS LOWE Secretary MRS. ADAH MOORE Secretary MRS. JANET TITTLE Librarian's Assistant MRS. BERT MONTGOMERY Teachers’ Aide CUSTODIANS: Melvin Matlock, Marion Whybrew, Orfillio Rodriquez, Elio Diaz CAFETERIA WORKERS: Pearl Whitaker, Eva Miller, Evelyn Zinn, Oria Mora, Dora Bethel, Lottie Nehse, Margarita Chang, Dora Mira BUS DRIVERS: Dera Mira, Jack Scannell, Gwen Griffin, Dora Bethel, Mildred Rainey, Beulah Mason, Clemmie Carter 169 Sue M- Moore Elementary Sue M. Moore Elementary school contains grades 1 through 4. Twelve teachers and a guidance counselor work with this group of young stu- dents - a group which increases every year. ROW 1: Rita Battista, Charlene McCleskey, Steven Tabor, Sandra Roesh, Steven Lewis ROW 2; Kim Radi, Frankie Cotner, Timothy Moore, Cindy Knorath, Clyde Thompson, Lucia Virgilio ROW 3: Kevin Potter, Henry Snow, Mary Christmas, Forest Williams, Paula Frow ROW 4: Russell Mello, Glen Senecal, Russell Smith, Gregory Sapp, Charles Anderson, Daniel Fullajtar ROW 1: Joyce Tittle, Theresa Ann Johnson, Pamila Voliva, Mary Boggess, Kellie Shockley, Patricia Baker ROW 2: Tamala Stover, Jane Violette, Laurie Ann Daniels, Laurie Thompson, Cindy Scott, Kim Bragan ROW 3: Lori Lee Daniels, Cynthia Wooten, Rhonda Owen, Debra Davis, James Gibson, James Polan ROW 4: Edward Brown, Anthony Holmes, Mark Freeman, Vincent Hendrix, Scottie Murphy, Troy Sowell, Mrs. Mabel Ditch Mrs. Mabel Ditch first Qrade ROW 1: Charlene Weston, Daniel Lalley, Diana Moore, Theresa Turner, Nathalie Bertrand, Lowell Licke ROW 2: Arthur Hewlett, Bonnie Griffin, Doanld Norman, Laurei Thaggard, Jennifer Norman, Nancy Aldret, Eric Demere ROW 3: Vernon Peabody, Mallery Hayes, Charles Holbert, Kim insel, Kimberly Houser, Wanda Tomlin, Melvin Holmes ROW 4: Kenneth Scott, Carl Makepeace, Rodney Boggess, Terri Holmes, Lori Baumeister, Charles Singleton, Mrs. Roselle Bart ROW 1: Donna Davis, Raymond Steen, Ricky Willis, James Bryl, Regina Hines ROW 2: Jeffrey Sylvester, Dean Carrier, Donald McCall, Erik Steinmetz, Carla Brown, Amedeo D'Ascanio ROW 3: Ted Sockwell, Lawrence Albritton, Anthony Platter, Charlotte Spruill, David Roberts, Theresa Clair ROW 4: Donna DeMarco, Troy Padgett, Henry Snow, Sherri Bethel, Nancy Tanner, Fonda Darna, Wendy Frederick, Mrs. Marguerite Bellone ROW 1: Robert Garisto, Patty Swindell, George Hanna, Mary McMillen, Carol Watson, Patrick Platter ROW 2: Kathy Causey, Roderick Reaves, John Leatherwood, Laura Hellabrand, Joy Moore, Dennis Baker, Suzanne Saben ROW 3: Errol Williams, Mike Masker, Holly Christmas, Isabelle Miller, Deborah Ross, Max Zalarick ROW 4: Robert Browning, Patricia Dally, Robby Smith, Scarlett Germain, Donna Padgett, Virginia Smith, Mrs. Frances Tate Mrs. Margaurite Bellone Mrs. Frances Tate I 175 Second Qrade ROW 1: Carol Saladino, Carlos Moriera, Suzann Pachokas, Lorena Boggess, Sandy Strub ROW 2: Cathy Ray, Thomas Garster, Peggy Feliciana, David Longo, Willie Holmes, Cindy Windberg ROW 3: Paul Hayes, Robbie Stover, Sheila Casey, Jesse Brown, Donald Baker, Pam Radi ROW 4: Gary Miller, Reba Scott, Gayle Vincent, Cheryl Carawan, Bonnie McNamee, Mrs, Jeanne Jones ROW 1: Colleen Wagner, Brian Link, Edward Hart, Vanessa Carbaugh, Billy Vernon, Edward Kitchen ROW 2: David Sutherland, Timothy Bluett, Gary Gates, Richard Lalley, Sarah Bee, Ross Mason, Colleen Hardiman ROW 3: Glen Moore, Daniel Osking, Kim Mitchell, Adair Hendrix, Robin Burns, Billy Miller, Cathy Washington, Miss Ruth Lawrie ROW 4: Bary Bunts, Raymond Stover, Frankie Peabody, Fredericka Dixon, Jackie Miller, Sandra Moore ROW 1: Thomas Butler, Jackson Robbins, O'Berry Stevens, Dana Child, Michael Perry, Jodie Polan ROW 2: Craig Thaggard, Ian Peoples, William Gardner, Annie Burgest, Lisa Corner, Melissa Baldwin, Loran Rackley ROW 3: George Aldret, Ertha Cartwright, Tracey Roy, Darlene Matlock, David Norman, Melody Moore, John Mines, Todd Tittle, Suzie Rich, Anthony Goddard, PhilipKaskawits, Mrs. Judy Stoik 177 Zhird Qrade ROW 1: Robert Fry, William Smith, Millard Snowden, Debra Norris, Celeste Cassidy, Lisa Bragan, Dawn Feliciano ROW 2: Steven Mora, Gary Carter, John McCleskey, Sandra Hansen, Vickie Patnode, Jeffrey Causey, Debbie Kay Jewell ROW 3: Randall McCall, Kathy Rouse, Deborah Van Norman, David Watson, Geneva Harris, Charlene Robbins ROW 4: Michael Pellini, Peggy Bryl, Alfred Cartwright, Anthony Culver, Elouise Ferrell, Ellen Miller, Mrs, Marie Geneau ROW 1: Clay Boggess, Jana Sallee, Russell Riggen, Macheri Darna, Jerrie McCurry, Curry Thompson ROW 2: Linda Griffin, Debbie Sands, Scott Germain, Debbie Lowe, Orlando Moreira, Calvin Kitchen, Lorraine DiFerdinando ROW 3: Joel Rackley, Gerald Norman, Paul Lebo, Felicia Hines, Christy Voliva, Mary Vincent, Gigi Gates ROW 4: Toni Standifer, Darcy Kliven, Michael Freeman, Jeff Winders, Scott Sturgeon, Pat Darrah, John Hayes, Mrs. Eleanor Holland 178 ROW 1: Paige Hart, Terrie Reeves, Jodi Elwell, Marie Scott, Debra Thompson, Carmen Moreira, Joseph Lilly ROW 2: LaVan Bass, Andy Lalley, Karen Bladwin, Malcolm Rafford, Jane Baldwin, Dianna Spruill, Suzeanne Burns ROW 3: Tracy Padgett, Dean Smith, Dale Scheible, Georgia Steadham, Kimberly Toy, Scott Brassart, Ray Melton, Joyce Moore, Mrs. Ann Smith ROW 4: Tammy Kliven, Mauri Peoples, Mark Mines, Lynn Williams, Rachelle Florer, Gini Ihm, Thomas Cotner Mrs. Geneau’s Patrols Mrs. Eleanor Holland Mrs. Ann Smith 179 ROW 1: Billy Fry, Frank Bauer, John Polan, Dale Kliven, Mark Mason, Drew Conaway ROW 2: Glenn Hewlett, Wendy Peddy, Ellen Bee, Robin Wilder, Brenda Shelby, Doris Milesie, Melodie Fryfogle ROW 3: Cathy Virgilio, John Hineley, Tammy Keadle, Donald Spruill, Maria Pellini, Mark Owen, Andrew Saban ROW 4: Clara Lebo, Pam Mira, Angela Davis, Alvin Hayes, Donnie Padgett, Neill Thaggard, Rick Rogers, Mrs. Florer Sylvia 180 ROW 1: Franco D'Ascanio, Terry Burgest, Barry Porter, Scott Stevens, Loretta McMillen, Greg Cates, Kim Fox ROW 2: Robert Barchus, Johnnie Vincent, Dorothy Lyons, C. B. Makepeace, m, Tom Clair, Theresa Brown, Charles Bragan, Kelly Mehl, William Anderson ROW 3: Suzanne Groat, Bruce Pritchett, Lois Allen, Jeffrey Link, Judy Rich, George Sands, Jeannie Florer, James Rice ROW 4: Ricky Hansen, Kenneth Platter, Rose Marie Brown, Cindy Paskiewicz, Kim Harper, Sherry Smith, Mrs. Sara Roche Mrs. Virginia Howard Guidance Mrs. Marie Wood, Bookkeeper and Mrs. Louise Melton, Teachers' Aide Marathon Elementary Marathon Elementary is relatively new. Built in 1961 it houses grades 4-6 whose total attendance this year is 230. Their growing number has increased the varied activities they take part in. These activities will be preparing them for high school life. CLOCKWISE, the teachers are: Mrs. Jessie L. Hobbs (4th) Miss Virginia Dwyer (5th) Miss Marcy Luek (5th) Mrs. Lois Washington (5th) 182 CLOCKWISE: Bt Mrs. Alvena Verprauskus (6th) Mrs. Marjorie Steen (6th) Mrs. Edwina Singleton (6th) ROW 1: Kent Reed, Nancy Stanlick, Debra Darna, Tammy Wilson, Rita Minerman, Lori Baskin, Jan Chabin ROW 2: Jacques Pauchey, Ray Fennell, Sherry Burgest, James Severino, Paul McCulley, Alfred Grimm, Drew Fuller, George Steinmetz ROW 3: Eddie Rush, Bobby Kight, David Perry, Todd Venable, Jeffrey Young, Jean McCrostle, Marcia Lenninger, Cynthia Griffin ROW 4: Michael Kitchen, Cleaster Harbin, Alan Hillman, Henry Townsend, Eddie Diaz, Joseph Norman, Glenn Macon, Mrs. Jessie Hobbs 183 ROW 1: Helen LeTendre, Deborah Voliva, Darlene Guthrie, Barbara Vernon, Carey Thompson, Letha Mae Whitehead, Pam Ferrell ROW 2: Larry Crull, Jay Wooten, Brian Johansen, James Scott, Nat Kitchen, Jerry Culver, Jeffrey Williams, Ira Lee Reed ROW 3; Ricky Bryl, Rodney Matheny, Frank Sanchez, Brad Picaricllo, Mike Boulton, Frank Rush, Mike Buchert, Miss Virginia Dwyer ROW 4: John Garster, Curtis Rafford, Kurt Bartels, Mike Vowels, Ellis Paul, Kerry Struyf ROW 1: Debbie Shockley, Cheryl Link, Suzanne Grinyer, Leslie Hendrix, Lanette Moore, Donna Mitchell, Iliana Perez, Nancy Chang ROW 2: Nell Mason, Diane Senecal, Marcie Brassart, Patti Bragan, Courtney Cassidy, Craig Rabito, Todd Baldwin, Mary Moore, Miss Marcy Luek ROW 3: Tim Carter, Danny Strub, Pete Gardner, Michael Rudinski, Craig Sallee, John Roesch, Greg Kott, Kenneth Sarrio ROW 4: Donald Gibson, Amedee DeSanctis, Todd Meadors, Keith Addison, George Stevenson, Jay Parales, Brent Conaway 184 ROW 1: Lynda Sylvester, Cathy Carr, Venus Schaff, Susan Carty, Becky Porter, Donna Hellebrane, Lisa Pauchey ROW 2: Lynn Melton, Linda Owen, Michelle Gomez, Kathy Mines, Lori Milligan, Deborah McGlynn, Susette Norris, Marsha Anderson ROW 3: Lori Moore, Cathy Roth, Patricia McCulley, Wesley Potter, Jimmy Mason, Stephanie Matlock, Michelle Gulver, Mrs. Lois Washington ROW 4: Martha Fuller, Jeffery Eville, James Perry, Joseph Buchert, Bret Elwell, Lloyd Winner, Joel Rondeau, Kewyn Meams Sixth Qrade ROW 1: Ken Kulig, Kathy Bragan, Tab Hager, Donna Demere, Bambi Spiering, Eric Osking, Rick Davi- son ROW 2: Lorraine Rich, Tina Barchus, Nancy Swanson, Chris Windberg, Charles Bradley, Teresa Brumett, Scott Smith, Tony D'Ascanio ROW 3: Robert Ihm, Donna Sands, Kim Gibson, Laura O'Malley, Lynn Baskin, Karen Krebs, Sherri Permann, Mrs. Edwina Singleton ROW 4: Patrick Bluett, Roger Irwin, Joe Miller, Jeff Selvidge, Rodney Kingslien, Dori Diaz, Rita Sadler, Tracey Kliven 85 ROW 1: Raymond Bruland, Terry Norman, Jamie Shelby, Rhonda Thompson, Cynthia Mitchell, Tom Buchert, Ann McCulley ROW 2: Cheryl Hart, Mary Ann Scott, Cassie Carter, Cynthia Ferrell, Tim O'Malley, Eddie Taylor, John Venable, Mrs. Marjorie Steen ROW 3: Ada Gardner, Eugene DeSanctis, Howell Grimm, Larry McKnight, Robert Tanner, Grant Groat, Cynthia Wagner, Robert Madill ROW 4: James Gaskill, Frank Brown, Tony Rodriquez, Jody Padgett, Johnny McKnight, Thomas Fuchs ROW 1: Rhonda Clair, Anna Rice, Linda Davis, Jaye Ann Johns, Cindy Smith, Hazel Paul ROW 2: Robert Elgersma, Matt Brassart, Tim Gay, Ronald Johns, Ken Carter, Skipper Moore, Paul Schaub ROW 3: Marcus Jordan, Cliff Darbie, Maxine Scott, Bernice Williams, Phillip Macon, Steve Gay, Mr. Terry More ROW 4: Johnny Sinkfield, Leroy Williams, Richard Whitehead, Victor Harris, Donald Kitchen, Alonzo Whitehead 186 187 This year the elementary grades have been much more active than ever be- fore. Their football teams have had outstanding success and gave their cute, little cheerleaders something to yell about. The Annual Halloween Carnival seems to become better each year. The bewitching costumes added en- joyment to the event. 188 Seniors Abrams, Linda 19,30,66 Agnew, Richard 25,28,30,47, 52.65.190 Barnhill, A1 25,31,60,61,76, 96,102,105,118,120 Beckwitt, Diana 31,54,57 Brandcn, Robert 14,25,31,56, 65.82.84.87.107.108.115 Brandon, Ronald 14,31,56,65, 87.103.105.111.115 Brassart, Mitch 31 Brundza, Bobby 32,74,83,102, 105,108,132 Carbaugh, Rick 32,45,49,56, 67,83,92,102,105,109,118, 121.190 Carrigan, Jackie 19,32,45,49, 55,57,83,90,91,98 Carter, Carolyn 1,13,18,27, 28,32,45,48,53,54,59,65, 76,228 Carter, Linda 24,33,56,57 Chabin, Todd 33,74 Cowing, Mike 13,24,27,33, 50,68 Devitt, 33,54,55,60,61,66, 67,86,87,118,120,160 Diaz, Rick 31,34,65 DiFerdinando, George 14,27,29, 34,45,48,54,56,59,67,87, 118 Ellison, Mary 10,34,36,60, 61,133 Finiguerra, Toni 34,60,61 Fotheringham, Bill 19,35,65, 67,76,96,102,103,105, 118 Garber, Sandy 35,55,64,65, 67,215 Greene, Clifford 15,25,35 Harllee, George 11,35 Herr, Sherry 30,36,60,61, 66 King, Vicki 36,60,61 Kitchen, Walter 36,60,61, 86 Lawson, Tom 36,55,60 Lessard, Karen 19,28,37, 45,50,55,57,59,67, 79,86,92 Manning, Lee 37,60,61,86 Markle, Debbie 28,37 Mercier, Lynn 33,37,57,67, 100 Moorman, Chuck 17,35,38, 51,56,67,103,105,109,110, 112,119 Merera, Julie 18,38,60,61,68 Moring, Chris 18,38,60,61 Muse, Pam 38 Nixon, Dyanne 25,38,39 Norman, Mary Jo 24,39,40,68, 71,82 Norris, Kerima 39 Parsons, Cyndy 29,39,190 Pitelka, Donna 11,40,45,51 Riepe, Dan 38,40 Rondeau, Julie 1,6,27,40,57, 67,71,85,91,100 Rose, Jean Ann 40,74 Sadler, Ron 15,41,53,103,105 Seymour, Lenny 24,36,41 Stout, Sally 19,29,41,45,47,55, 59,66,75 Swanson, Sheri 25,39,41,55, 67,81 Tanner, Lee Anne 11,16,25, 29,42,57,59,66 Tate, Roddy 17,18,42,66,82, 97,103,105,107,112,113 Turner, Julie 42,58 Vowels, Chuck 42 Waters, Kathy 43,67 Wohlers, Diane 1,43,57,92 Wood, Louise 1,5,14,43,45, 46,54,57,67,85,87,91,99 Wynn, John 6,14,43,46,53,54, 55,56,67,72,85,103,105, 111,112,118,131 190 {Juniors Addison, Reba 126,131 Barnhill, Susan 67,126 Beckwitt, Charlene 57,126 Blaze, Jeanette 58,65,124,126 Blissard, Susan 57,125,126,127 Bluett, Mike 56,59,126,127 Burtz, Bill 60,61 Carnivale, Charles 16,67,104, 118,125,127 Cochran, James 67,68,72,127 Cosper, Virginia 15,55,58,127 Coyne, Mark 105,127 Cusson, Sherry 127 Daniel, Pam 127 DeLong, Gail 68,131 Dotson, Shelia 68,69,127 Elwell, Beth 60 Eville, Paul 127 Freeman, Karen 57,67,128 Freeman, Sharon 57,100,125, 128 Gaspardo, Sandy 128 Gaul, John 59,65,67,80,89,125 Gay, Theresa 128,131 Ginette, Donna 57,58,89,128 Herbert, Mary 128 Horton, Cheryl 68,71,128 Jones, Sue 57,67,97,99,126, 128 Kluck, Steve 128 Koehler, Fred 81,128,129 Kott, Gary 84,110,129 Lindsey, David 65,125 Mangold, Danny 56,129 Millis, Glenda 125,129 Moore, Joyce 58,129 Monahan, John 129 Parales, John 60,65,122 Petsche, Jack 10,53,55,56,59, 76.126.129 Porter, Kathy 129 Rahmes, J. 104,129 Reed, Ricky 52,55,56,125,129 Richardson, Belle 25,84,85, 100.129 Robinson, Paul 56,67,102,104, 111,118,191,130 Ross, Debbie 130 Shaw, Dave 130 Smith, Mike 17,54,56,87,109, 111,113 Stephenson, Mike 16,56,59,104, 130 Stevenson, Nick 130 St. Onge, Diane 130 Sturgeon, Pamela 130 Styron, Ron 56,104,106,130 Vernon, Myra 15,59,130 Washington, Regynald 64,65 Whittlesey, Candy 57,67,128, 130 191 Sophomores Abrams, Kim 65,67,71,115, 133,134 Ammons, Sharon 134 Ammons, Steve 134 Auth, John 59,80,134 Baker, John 65,108,134 Barnett, Bob 135 Barnhill, Eddie 135 Barton, Gary 65,116,135 Black, Pam 135 Bluett, Chris 17,67,115,135 Brassart, Theresa 135 Bresson, Tom 116,135 Brown, Herman 106,133 Brundza, Dawn 65,67,115, 123,135,136,137,192 Burtz, Kenneth 135 Calkins, Charlie 135 Carlson, Robin 67,68,136 Carrigan, Becky 54,67,91,114, 134,136 Cassidy, John 136 Cavanah, Scott 65,71,136 Cavanaugh, Gene 133,136 Chaplin, John 104,123,136 Chapman, Grace 79,89,136 Collazo, Gregory 70,116,136 Davison, Gartrelle 133,136 DeSanctis, Vitterio 59,65,136 DiFerdinando, Mary Ann 136 Dwyer, Joe 127,136 Felix, Lorelei 67,71,91,115, 136 Borer, Ralph 65,136 Fowler, Bruce 136 Gammon, Harry 137 Gomez, Cherie 67,137 Groth, Gary 137 Hall, Jane 67,71,137 Hall, Marty 55,67,91,115,123, 133,134,137 Harris, Robert 137 Hayes, Robert 137 Henderson, Jan 59,65,137 Holding, Lura 65,67,83,91, 114,134,137 Holroyd, Hope 54,67,137 Jones, Marc 137 Jones, Robin 137 Jordan, Terri 137 Kaczkowski, Matt 137 King, Randy 65 Koehler, Bob 137 Kulig, Cathy 68,138 Latham, Richard 67,116,138 Law, Joy 68,138 Layne, David 138 Lillibridge, Patti 65,66 Lowe, Diane 67,138 Macon, Doug 67,138 Majewski, Alfred 67,122,138 Mangold, Jim 138 Markle, John 138 Miller, Dean 94,104,117,138 Miller, Terry 67,138 Misiak, Margaret 65,125,138 Moore, Sheila 58,67,138 Navarro, Gloria 58,65,138 Nicholls, Tony 138 Paul, Bobby 117,118,119,139 Paul, Sterling 76,139 Petsche, Peter 56,117,139 Richardson, David 67,68,71, 118,139 Robinson, Kim 139,145 Schoen, Starr 59,65,136,139 Sirmans, Henry 65 Spiering, Tristi 132,135,139 Stover, Debbie 139,145 Strayf, Larry 117,118,133,139 Tanner, Barbara 54,58,139 Thompson, Kathy 65,69,139 Tullgren, Carol 71 Vowels, Kayce 139 Waters, Patty 58,79,139 Whalton, Mike 59,75,139 Windberg, Mikki 139 Woodland, Kevin 68,118,135 Woodland, Robin 68,104,118 192 freshmen Allen, Bill 105,142 Anson, Andy 142 Bacon, James 142 Ballard, Pam 142 Barnhill, Joyce 58,71,142 Basye, Ruth 142 Bateman, Christina 142,145 Bauer, Karen 142 Bouchette, Jesse 68,142 Boulton, Milton 116,142 Cain, Debbie 142 Cape, Carla 58 Carter, Bobby 12,65,80,142 Cartel;, Johnny 142 Carty, Leslie 58,142 Cassidy, Herbert 68,142 Childs, Denise 142 Chilldres, Debi 142 Coger, Jackie 69,143 Collins, Karen 80,143 Collins, Steve 116,143 Conaway, Jerry 97 Conaway, Randy 143 Cox, Steve 142,143 Cunningham, Sandy 58,143 Davis, Dennis 68,143 Davis, Lloyd 143 Davis, Vera 54,68,143 Demere, Kevin 143 DeSanctis, Angela 143 Dixon, Lee 143 Dotson, Curtis 68,69,143 Dotson, Patty 68,143 Ferrell, Clarissia 58,141,143 Fisch, Susan 68,143 Florer, Denise 143 Fotheringham, Don 105,141, 143 Fowler, Debbie 143 French, Lavina 143 Fryfogle, Chip 144 Garber, Robert 65,144 Gay, Sandra 58,141,144 Grande, Alex 144 Gray, Sherry 144 Griffin, Cheryl 68,144 Griffin, George 144 Harris, Randy 144 Hartman, Patti 11,144 Higgins, Kathy 144 Hill, Brian 68,144 Hill, Steve 144 Holding, Lisa 67,115 Holroyd, Holly 58,81,144 Hughes, Scott 144 Jennings, Susan 68,83,144 Jones, Connie 144 Jones, Janet 144 Jones, Larry 144 Jurgensohn, Jayne 68,94,144 Kehoe, Kevin 54,144 King, Dan 145 Kitchen, Pat 145 Kluck, David 145 Koltunak, Mike 67,145 Layne, Deborah 145 Lee, Mark 67,68,145 Lewis, Debbie 58,145 Liverman, Tom 65,145 Loher, Steve 65,145 Lowe, Mark 145 Madill, Carol 65,67,145 Majewski, Paula 58,68,f45 Mark, Michele 65,67,71,14-0, 248 McCrostie, David 69,145 McCullough, Vera 141,145 McKnight, Cleveland 141,145 McMillen, Cherie 145 Meams, Randy 65,145,200 Miller, Amy 54,67,68,145 Miller, Cathy 67,68,145 Millis, Carol 146 Moore, Christine 146 Moore, Mack 146 Moorman, Susan 67,146 Mungin, Richard 94,141,146 Nicholls, Bruce 68,146 Nicholls, Patty 146 O'Berry, Michael 146 Parr, Ricky 146 Pauchey, Lilli 146 Pettie, Joey 68,146 Potter, Edward 146 Pullinger, Howard 146 Puto, Jerry 67,146 Robinson, Bill 67,104,146 Rondeau, Roland 54,65,117,146 Rowland, Paul 55 Saunders, Ralph 65 Schwab, Charles 146 Smyth, Allen 146 Standifer, Ricky 146 Stanlick, Jeff 146 Sterling, Steve 147 Stevenson, Bill 147 Stout, Tom 68,147 Swanson, Gary 147 Thompson, Barbara 147 Threlkeld, Jon 147 Threlkeld, Larry 147 Valiente, Bernardo 147 Walker, Robert 147 Waters, Curtis 141 Waters, Dayle 68,147 Waugh, A1 67,105,117,147 Webb, Mark 147 Whatley, Danny 147 Whittlesey, Patricia 141,147 Williams, Gale 147 Williams, Ginger 147 Williams, Patricia 68,147 Willis, Mark 67,147 Wohlers, Gail 147 Wohlers, George 67,117,147 193 Best Wishes to the Senior Class ALAN R. MORING General Contractor 2860 81st Street, Gulf Marthon, Florida Phone 743-6472 Best Wishes to the Class '71 for a Successful Future! ! CABLE VISION, INC. FARMER’S DAUGHTER Compliments of Best of Luck to the Class of '71 94 Key West, Florida HERCHMAN SUPERTEST 3800 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 MARATHON YACHT BASIN 1466 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone 743-5691 The Cruising and Fishing Crossroads of the Keys Houseboats Cottages Apartments Hotel Rooms Salt Water Pool 195 F«iED CHICKEN TOTS A POKE Open 7 Days a Week Phone for Carry-Out Service Overseas Hwy. - Marathon Dinners Seafood Burgers Salads Side Orders Compliments BARAGAR-GIBSON Compliments of THE MARKET BASKET Big Pine Key, Florida THE HOUSE CARPET When Did You Last Visit the Keys? As Jim Dooley Used to Say, COME ON DOWN Always a Little Flower Show at Our Place. We Invite you to bring a Picnic Lunch and Browse All Day. Select Your Plants in Bloom - or Seedlings Galore. Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 SUMMERLAND ORCHID GARDEN The Orchid Paradise of the Keys LUM’S Kwik-Chek Shopping Plaza Marathon Shores, Florida On Summerland Key, Halfway Between Marathon and Key West A. E. and ESTELLE SMITH, Owners Come Visit Us Soon CAPTAIN WINNER II Skippered by - CAPT. SKEETS WINNER 1 Mile East of 7 Mile Bridge Day and Night Trips Days: 9:30 A. M. - 4:30 P. M. Nights: 6:30 P.M. - Midnight Unquestionably . . . the Finest Fishing Service in the Keys Sailing Daily - 9:30 A. M. to 4:30 P.M. Fishing Gear, Refreshments on Board Bait Furnished Phone: Dock - 743-6969 Home - 743-5351 Children Under 12 Half Fare 197 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 F rom 199 200 Kathy, Randy, and Ker PHIL SPIEGEL MARATHON WASHBOWL REALTOR FLORENCE and CECIL YATES, Owners 1700 Overseas Highway Phone: 743-5224 ❖ Across From Cash Carry APPRAISER Specializing In Land Acreage and Business Property Wishing you a treasure chest of Good Luck! Studio Driftwood Pointings - Gallery - Art Supplies 2191 OVERSEAS MWY MARATHON FLORIDA Compliments of Compliments of THE OASIS BAR MALIBU LODGE Resort Motel Islamorada, Florida Joe, Linda, Tammy, and Bobbie FABULOUS FLORIDA KEYS Sea Z)e££ A cte? EFF APTS • FRESH WATER POOL TV BOAT RAMP • DOCK ACROSS FROM MARATHON SHOPPING PLAZA iim ft BtTTYE Chaplin sooo overseas highway PHONE 743 5161 MARATHON FLORIDA 33050 Southernmost Championship Golf Course in the United States Congratulations and Best Wishes Class 71 SOMBRERO COUNTRY CLUB, INC. THE GREATER MARATHON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Marathon, Florida 201 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1971 MERGER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Bill King's Villas Manila. A Year-round Resort Motel Restaurant Cocktail Lounge Swimming Pool 743-5526 SEA CENTER, INC. Sales and Service All Makes 872-2252 202 TURNER APPLIANCES Air Conditioners - Room and Central Frigidaire Sales and Service Refrigerators - Ranges - Washers Kitchen-Aid and the New Counter That Cooks by Corning Ware. P.O. Box 1026 Phone 743-5307 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1971 nAAlNC «M4AT Marathon Kwik Print ull (Service rinling 10935 OVERSEAS HWY. Phone 743-6862 MARATHON, FLORIDA 33050 HARRY C. KANGIESER PAUL BRUNDZA KEYS PHOTO Marathon Shopping Plaza FRY AND CHRISTMAS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Building throughout the Keys Aviation Blvd. Phone 743-3311 Pry t Christmas c NiviJlnoN coi me LEE’S INTERIORS Cocktail Tables - Floor Lamps End Tables and Lamps - Ceramics on Wood CREATIONS IN DRIFTWOOD No Charge for Parking Custom Work by CARL WOODLAND 2900 Overseas Highway Phone 743-3281 204 PATRONS Keys Aluminum Glass Supply Tropical Gardens Trailer Park Keith's Longhorn Lodge Mooring Trailer Park Crosland Fisheries Wharf Restaurant Industrial Supply Company Mr. and Mrs. Marion Whybrew Mr. William Gisinger Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter Mr. and Mrs. C. F. King Mr. and Mrs. Arnando Perez Rev. and Mrs. Gene Carter Warren Wilkinson Justo Perez C. A. Paxton Pat Soifer Walter L. Perry Jr. Warren Russel John Willeke Mr. and Mrs. Joe Worley Mr. Glenn Lillibridge Mrs. Kay Gradick Mr. Chuck Bayles Mrs. Pat Lillibridge Mr. Terry More Mrs. Lysette Roper Mrs. Eunice Stout Mr. Jerry McCurry Mrs. Rose Diezel Mrs. Ellen Fuller Mr. Mike Puto Mrs. Adah Moore Miss Betty Jane Ashe Mrs. Priscilla Watt Mr. Joe Lindsey 205 Tackle and Guides and Repairs Charter All Kinds of Bait Compliments of Weighing Station for Most Tournaments Phone 743-5384 CAPT. TOMMY LILES MILT’S MARINE 3 dK IW’HOlE T Congratulations ! Jk SHRIMP NET 1717 Overseas Highway In the Heart of Marathon Scuba Equipment Free Tricks of the Trade 2348 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida You've got a lot to live; PEPSI'S got a lot to give. 206 Best of Luck in the Future! STIRRUP KEY MILLWORK W. B. MOORE 207 743-5743 Roof Trusses Marathon Shores, Florida WALKER'S ISLAND R.R. 1, Box 425 Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5293 HOLSUM BREAD COMPANY Bread for Happy, Healthy Americans! Go, Dolphins, Win! SUPPORT YOUR AIM ELECTRIC 263 15th Street, Ocean Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-3250 MARATHON BAIT AND TACKLE 1666 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5459 ADVERTISERS MARATHON AUTO SUPPLY 6677 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5504 REX ONE STOP 2673 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-9966 KEYS FURNITURE STORE 12188 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-6051 VINCE BROSTEK, REAL ESTATE 10980 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone; 743-5181 LEWIS MARINE SUPPLY, INC. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Congratulations, Seniors! Go, Dolphins! JESSE PAUL DISPOSAL SERVICE R.R. 1, Box 700 Big Pine Key, Florida Phone: 743-2312 SEAHORSE MOTEL 7196 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-6571 FRANK AND JIMMIE’S PROPELLER SHOP Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Best Wishes, Seniors, '71 MARATHON GLASS AND SUPPLY 6801 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5658 PABLO IV Capt. Quent Grieser Key Colony Beach, Florida Phone: 743-5162 JOHNNY LANDSCAPING AND LAWN SERVICE Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-6386 HENDERSON ELECTRIC, INC. 9151 Overseas Highway Marathon Shores, Florida Phone: 743-4961 MARATHON CLEANERS 9051 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5142 WILLIAM BRADLEY, INC. KEN CARTER, ASSOCIATE Marathon, Florida Congratulations, Seniors! ALONZO COTHRAN, INC. P.O. Box 450 Big Pine Key, Florida Phone: 872-2242 JIM PRICHETT, REAL ESTATE Duck Key, Florida Phone: 743-6024 RIBBLE’S MOTEL 4800 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-4341 HOLMES CITY PIER City Pier Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5167 COCONUT GROVE MOTEL 4900 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5312 GREYHOUND LINES - EAST 1622 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-6793 JUDD'S STOP 'N SHOP U.S. 1 Big Pine Key, Florida Phone: 872-2452 WELLING'S BEAUTY SALON 11199 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5429 KEYS KNIT SHOP Appleton Building Marathon, Florida Best Wishes, Seniors! JOE'S PLUMBING SERVICE Gulfstream Village Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-6605 BRANTNER REAL ESTATE 1777 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone: 743-5445 208 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS! CORAL ROBERT KEYS LAGOON PLUMBING RESORT P.O. Box 175 Big Pine Key, Florida Phone: 872-2435 Congratulations to the Seniors of Marathon High KEY COLONY BEACH MARINA Key Colony Beach 743-6262 LEVA’S HAIR STYLING 9625 Overseas Highway Phone 743-6832 209 THE UNITED METHODIST COMMUNITY CHURCH Congratulations to the Seniors of 1971 and especially to our members: Todd Chabin, Carolyn Carter, Sherry Herr, Linda Abrams, and Bill Fotheringham. MARINE SPECIMENS UNLIMITED, INC. Compliments of P.O. Box 877 Marathon, Florida 33050 1320 139th St. Coco Plum, Florida RUTH ALICE AND TEX CAMPBELL F. A. ROBERT BROWN BECKFORD 305-743-5043 305-743-5370 PHONE 305-743-6224 TROPIC HOUSE CUSTOM JEWELRY - HANDBAGS - DRIFTWOOD WOOO CARVINOB - CERAMICS - SOUVENIRS (Deaasloni 2225 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY P. O. BOX 727 DOROTHY AH O BOB RINEHART MARATHON. FLORI OA OWNERS 210 Compliments of Summerland Key 745-3177 Slim and Ginny Weiss @jU J yroG . SUMMERLAND STANDARD SERVICE DELRAY CAMPER PARK MARATHON SHORES BARBER SHOP BRUCE and NORMAN FREEMAN 743-9928 GIFTORAMA Marathon Shores, Florida Gifts, Sportswear, Jewelry, and Children and Infants Wear PROMOTION PRODUCTS, CO. Complete Wholesale Jobber and Mfg. Centrally Located in Florida Keys Thousands of Items for Hotels - Motels - Restaurants - Bars - Stores Place Mats and Napkins Pennants and Flags Illuminated Signs Plastic Tumblers Foreign Country Flags Magnetic Outdoor Signs Sandwich Picks Electric Display Tables Window Display Items Drink Stirs Menu Boards Full Color Postcards Motel Shower Curtains Price Tag Systems Stock Preprinted Signs Motel Key Tags Changeable Sign Service Business Cards Thousands of Plexiglass Letters in Stock for Immediate Application Visit Our Showroom and Warehouse 212 Open 9 AM to 5 PM Monday thru Friday Overseas Highway Phone 743-6487 Marathon Shores, Florida Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 71 Coconut Palms DR. ALEX J. PELLINI, VMD Ramrod Key, Florida and Staff of Keys Animal Center MARGO’S NURSERY MR. JIM’S RESTAURANT Big Pine Key, Florida 872-2321 HYATT’S SUNOCO Compliments of COYNE LAUNDRY BOB COOK LOVES YA! 213 Best Wishes, Seniors! Marathon, Florida 214 BEST OF LUCK to THE GRADUATING CLASS LEISURE LODGE Long Key, Florida COMPLIMENTS of Congratulations 1971 Seniors BOB AND LEONA GARBER KEY COLONY BEACH MOTEL SWAP SHOP COMPLIMENTS of BELL’S NURSERY Big Pine Key, Florida You've Tried the Rest, Now Try the Best! Historic BIG PINE INN BEST WISHES to the Graduating Class of 1971 MR. AND MRS. JOE CALDWELL GOOD FOOD AND LIQUORS AL LAUGHLIN, Owner Compliments of BIG PINE KEY GLASSWORKS Marine Hardware Fisherman Supplies JOHN’S OUTBOARD Johnson Motors Outboard Sales and Service MARATHON GARBAGE SERVICE, INC. 4290 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone 743-5165 Congratulations Seniors of 71 DAY’S RESTAURANT 216 Congratulations PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 2805 U.S. 1 Marathon LLOYD DAMSEY M. D. HAROLD K. MINES M. D. JAMIE BENAVIDES M. D. BURT IRWIN D. D. S. DR. JULES BECKWITT Opt. A. H. LESSARD Best Wishes Congratulations Seniors 71 ROUNDHOUSE DRIVE-IN mad atuhm RUTTGER’S MOTOR LODGE and COLONY HOUSE RESTAURANT IVIAKA 1 MUIN WOOD PRODUCTS 217 SUPERIOR ANSWERING SERVICE 743-6531 SHANNON NURSERY “Qreen Zhumb of the Keys’ 6-Acre Nursery and Garden in a Sub-Troi Tropical Hammock - Over 125 Varieties of Rare Keys-Tested Fruit .. Complete Landscaping 743-5819 Marathon Shores, Florida P.O. Box 2585 BILL’S GULF SERVICE STATION Corner of Sombrero Road and 55th Street Marathon, Florida HURRICANE LODGE 4650 Overseas Highway 743-6501 WILLIAM B. BRADLEY, INC. Real Estate L. R. VERCHEREAU, Manager of Big Pine Office Phone 872-2251 Serving the Lower Keys for 18 Years Congratulations Seniors Greenware - Firing - Supplies - Kilns - Finished Ware - Gift Selection MARATHON VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE CORPS THE MUD HUT Best Wishes From the Ceramic Studio Staff and Management of Rear of Cash and Carry Market CHARLOTTE and DAVE ELWELL SOUTHEAST AIRLINES, INC. Owners Compliments of 221 HANLEY’S RESTAURANT FORREST REALTY Opposite Faro Blanco U. S. Highway 1 Marathon, Fla. Waterfront Homes Business Properties Islands Lots Acreage BETTY M. BROTHERS (Registered Real Estate Broker) Office: Brothers Motel, Little Torch Key, U.S. 1 and Atlantic Ocean Zip Code 33043, (305) 872-2318 MARATHON AIR TAXI We Fly Almost Anywhere Day or Night AIRCRAFT Private Charter Air Ambulance Critical Cargo Sales Rentals Maintenance Diners Club 743-5428 743-3038 TO American Express SERVE YOU Tennis Courts Swimming Pool Charter Boats Restaurant Air Conditioned TARPON LODGE Marathon, Florida Marathon Open Daily 7AM till 11PM SLATER’S FOOD STORE For All Groceries and Sundry Needs Pepsi Sno Balls Money Orders Cold Beer and Ice Bait and Tackle 743-6633 10899 Overseas Hwy. , Marathon Shores 222 MARATHON BANK The Financial Center of the Florida Keys 223 Best Wishes From Congratulations, Seniors 71 NEISNER’S JUNIOR DEPARTMENT STORE ROYAL CASTLE SHOP 114 Marathon, Florida THE KNOTICAL SHOP Complete Auto Repair Bear Wheel Alignment THE AUTO CLINIC 3896 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone 743-5638 5271 Overseas Highway Marthon, Florida PEACE INN 7931 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone 743-5124 BONEFISH HARBOR Grassy Key, Florida NORMAN DUNN, Manager 224 MARATHON FLORIST AND GIFTS Compliments of World Wide Floral Wire Service 12221 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Congratulations, Seniors! 71 ROYAL HAWAIIAN MOTEL 12020 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Congratulations, Seniors O. B. AND NONA GREEN SMITH’S RADIO AND TV CANDLE LIGHT RESTAURANT Gourmet Chef RAY HILTON Key Colony Beach, Florida Compliments of a FRIEND 5996 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 226 Best of Luck to the Senior Class Compliments of COBB’S RESTAURANT SHIP ’N Congratulations to the SHORE Class of 71 PHARMACY MR. AND MRS. A. H. LESSARD Congratulations, Seniors 1971 1 % CARRERO’S OFFICE SUPPLY Mr . %£ ASHTON’S TIME SHOP ABRAMS MAYTAG LAUNDRY Marathon, Florida M7 BOAT STORAGE 2188 Overseas Highway Phone 743-6536 Chrysley Inboard Mercury Outboard Mercruiser Marine Engine Sales and Service automotive Marine' 02K5- . 5 AUTOMOTIVE MARINE, INC. 11239 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Phone 743-6535 RACKLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Construction Residential and Commercial Box 218 Marathon, Florida Phone 743-5319 HOME MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION Daily Fresh Milk At Your Door or at Your Store STOUT’S RESTAURANT 228 743-5349 230 VINCENT AUTO PARTS, INC. 2888 Overseas Highway- Marathon, Florida MARTIN-VEGUE FUNERAL HOME Congratulations Seniors, 1971 NORMAN D. MARTIN-VEGUE Funeral Director PINELLAS SEAFOOD COMPANY DEREK MARTIN-VEGUE Licensed Embalmer Phone 743-5177 Marathon, Florida Marathon, Florida Serving the Keys With Dignified, Friendly Service BOBCAT WELDING Marathon, Florida STEVENS BOTEL Johnson Sea-Horse HARJAK MARINE, INC. Marathon Shores, Florida Phone 743-5176 Rentals Charters 11711 Overseas Hwy. at Vaca Cut Marathon, Florida Boats Hoist Trailers Salvage Marine Supplies Insurance Work HARRY SMITH TOM DUDLEY Compliments of BRAGASSA’S KEY PHARMACY 2211 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 231 Compliments of THE NEW MARATHON THEATRE Congratulations Senior Class From BAYLES BOAT YARD Marathon, Florida SPECIALTY HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY 17030 Overseas Highway 233 Compliments of COMMERCIAL PRINTING ★ COMPLETE TYPESETTING FACILITIES ★ COMPLETE ART DEPARTMENT MEMBER: GREATER MARATHON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ISLAMORADA CHAMBER of commerce PRINTING INDUSTRY OF SOUTH FLORIDA PRINTING CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA “Your guarantee of satisfaction” Save precious time by planning your printing orders with the assistance of pro- fessionals. Estimates given. Stanley Printing. Inc. 6679 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON, FLORIDA 33050 {next V 6ut[j(Sert£g|| Seafood House I Seafood Steaks • Prime Ribs •’GOURMET FOOD TO REMEMBER RESTAURANT LOUNGE MARATHON 743 5600 American Express, Diners Club Carte Blanche and Master Charge 234 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 71 CAVANAH TV Marathon, Florida PETE and PEGGY CAVANAH TRAVEL World Wide Travel Consultants Air - Rail - Steamships - Tours Cruises - Auto Rentals - Sightseeing Travelers Cheques SIMONE Tty VEL AGENCY ■ ■■mi Kwik Chek Shopping Center Marathon Shores Call 743-5274 235 Compliments of FOREST’S ICE SERVICE Blocks Crushed Cubes Marathon, Florida Ph. 743-5634 Real Estate ALAN G. SCHMITT Congratulations From Registered Real Estate Broker in the Wonderful Florida Keys MAC’S MOBILE Lots Homes Motels Business P. O. Box 60 HOMES Marathon Shores, Florida 33052 Phones: 743-5181 and 743-5790 1931 Overseas Hwy. Associates: VINCE BROSTEK SAM BODMAN LARRY BRATTON AUDREY ELUER FRAZIER BIRD ANGELA MIKKELSEN Marathon, Florida 236 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the SENIORS of 71 Compliments of A FRIEND RONDEAU ELECTRIC, INC. A CAREER WITH WINN-DIXIE Winn Dixie Stores, Inc. is the seventh largest food chain in the country with over 800 stores in eleven states. We are looking for young men with high school and college educations for management training. The more education you have the better ... so, if at all possible, you should go to college. When you are ready to look into the op- portunities offered at Winn Dixie, contact W. S. Cail, 1051 S.E. 8th St., Hialeah, Florida. There is a bright future for you with Winn Dixie. 237 I------------------------------------------ THE MARATHON MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Chamber of Commerce Building, 810 33rd Street, Gulf Sunday School 10:00 A. M. - Worship 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 62nd Street, Ocean Sunday School 9:45 A.M. - Worship 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. SAN PABLO CATHOLIC CHURCH 550 122nd Street, Ocean Mass 8:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. CHURCH OF CHRIST 254 26th Street, Ocean Bible Study 10:00 A.M. - Worship 11:00 A.M. and 6:oo P.M. CHURCH OF GOD 822 74th Street, Ocean Sunday School 10:00 A.M. - Worship 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. ST. COLUMBA'S CHURCH (EPISCOPAL) 52nd Street, Gulf Holy Communion 8:00 A.M., Church School 9:45 A.M. - Family Eucharist 10:00 A.M. LATTER DAY SAINTS 2920 Overseas Highway Sunday School 10:30 A.M. - Sacrament Service 6:00 P.M. MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL (LUTHERAN) 122nd Street, Gulf Worship 8:15 A.M. - Sunday School 9:15 A.M. UNITED METHODIST COMMUNITY CHURCH 3010 Overseas Highway Sunday School 9:45 A.M. - Worship 11:00 A. M. PRESBYTERIAN (KIRK OF THE KEYS) 8877 Overseas Highway Sunday School 9:45 A. M. - Worship 11:00 A. M. CHURCH OF KINGDOM OF GOD AND CHRIST 10 50 41 st Street, Gulf Sunday School 10:00 A.M. - Worship 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. NEW MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 109 41st Street, Gulf Sunday School Each Sunday - Worship 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. (1st and 3rd Sunday) ST. PAUL'S A M E METHODIST CHURCH 119 41st Court, Gulf Sunday School Each Sunday 10:00 A.M. - Worship 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. (2nd and 4th Sunday) 238 SAFFEL’S STANDARD STATION Marathon Shores, Florida Congratulations, Seniors 1971 BIG J - PHILLIPS 66 JOE SABATINO and BETTY BARTON Compliments of FORSYTHE TRAILER HAVEN 2146 Overseas Highway- Marathon, Florida MARATHON HOUSE ’N HARDWARE 2745 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 239 It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade-mark @ KEY WEST COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Serving the Keys for Over 66 Years CONGRATULATIONS FROM ALL OF US AT AL’S CITGO Marathon, Shores Best Wishes for a Happy, Healthy Prosperous Future to the Class of 71 J. S. BAKER PINE CHANNEL ESTATES Box 132, Big Pine Key 872-2 3 54 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 From DR. AND MRS. WYNN AND FAMILY BEST OF LUCK PUBLIC GAS CO. Marathon, Florida 241 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1971 Graduating Class of Marathon High School F rom MARATHON AIR CONDITIONING 1400 107th Street, Gulf Marathon, Florida 242 Big Pine Key P. O. Box 455 872-2241 FLORIDA'S FINEST FISHING OLD WOODEN BRIDGE FISHING CAMP CAPT. RUSSELL OETTLE Boats - Bait - Tackle Sandwiches Modern Cottages Cold Drinks REED ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor Residential Commercial Industrial Trailer Services 743-6083 Big Pine Key Marathon The 1971 Shoreline Staff hopes you enjoy the results of their “Trials and Tribulations. Compliments of Have A Good Day's Fishing on the LITTLE TORCH CONSTRUCTION CO. MARATHON LADY 243 Congratulations, Seniors We enjoyed working with you. Best Wishes for the Future! BON-ART STUDIOS Your Yearbook Photographers 9800 South Dixie Highway Miami, Florida 244 Telephone 667-9641 HALL’S MOTEL 1688 Overseas Highway RICK’S BAKERY Marathon Shores, Florida Linda and Roddy enjoy fresh doughnuts before homeroom. 245 246 BETTY’S TRUCK STOP MAY YOUR CLASS BE THE RICHEST CLASS THAT EVER GRADUATED CHARLIE AND JOHNNY The burgers are bigger at BURGER KING The burgers are bigger at Burger King. Home of the Whopper. STAR AUTO SERVICE SEE FLIPPER National Car Rentals - 743-6541 General Repairs - 743-2321 ENTRANCE SEE THE GREATEST PORPOISE SM° °N --------------------------------------- MKK tAKIM 1 LITTLE BIT SgIPPY I DONDI I PIXIE Jj IN THE HEART OF THE FLORIDA KEYS Grassy Key, Florida VALERIE'S 109-25 Overseas Highway Marathon Shores, Florida Fine Gifts Beachwear Shell Craft Native Crafts VALERIE LINDA GEARHART ALLEN GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF 71 JOHN KOCHETTA AGENT 371 111st Ocean Phone 743-6242 Marathon, Florida Compliments of THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA COMPLIMENTS OF GENO’S SPEED AND MARINE SERVICE Congratulations and Best Wishes JO-JO’S A Fine Place to Lodge Your Visiting Friends 247 248 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 71 EAGLE ARMY-NAVY BEST WISHES IN COMING YEARS! DAVE and ANGIE PORT AND STARBOARD RESTAURANT HURRICANE LODGE Congratulations, Seniors! ALLAN GASPARDO Plastering Contractor LIFE OF GEORGIA Because You Love Them; Look to JOY’S DRESS SHOP Better Dresses at Discount Prices 2910 Overseas Highway Phone: 743-2621 Compliments of FRITO-lAY