Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

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Mr. Bruce King . . . a tribute to a fine 8 Opening

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All the people I'm getting to know and love . . . I mwM 'E i It hi J jff f i [ 9 ) —1 A confused 7th grader, Chris Drake, tries to match up subject with room on the first school. Awaiting the homecoming parade with happy anticipa- tion, Brenda Stevenson gives the photographer a big grin. Mr. Chip Gerlock tries to explain a chemistry problem as Joy Suarez listens intently. And because I have such a wonderful story, I wani this 20th year of my life dedicated to someone very special. . . day of Opening ' 7

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eating. . . Every action’s purpose comes back to caring with this man. The patience, guidance, supervision, and inspiration he has demonstrated to us are the results of his caring about us and the things that we do. This is the finest tribute we can give; and to thank him for all he has devoted to us, we, the Shore- line staff, wish to dedicate this 1976-77 Shoreline to Mr. Bruce King. The shades of Coach King's different moods are reflected in his thoughtful, pensive looks of decision; his enthusiasm in sports; and his helpfulness as the yearbook advisor. He's a man we have all grown to know and love, and his friendship is something we all value. man fot a job well done. Opening 9