Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

� Rim? v . • A MARATHON HIGH The anticipation rises, the lights are dimmed, the audi- ence settles down, and the curtain goes up! So grab your date, take a seat, munch your pop corn, sip your coke, sit back, relax and enjoy our show! Opening 3 — OUR STORY • -V- 4 Opening TAKES PLACE Opening 5 I THE MOOD 8 Opening ADD SOME CHARACTERS | SET THE STAGE Opening 9 ASSIGN THE 10 Opening ROLES Opening 11 q vMERA. . iVs'B'ee.n nUc s b mc i v oo r fyX R D tfkC N5 . X Hc 9% X AtA XA o e of Voo o fs n v-t A CODUXK in+bE VftOE £?00 6 OC-V- BKbH' wcbB x 0f 0 Opening 13 14 Dedication JESSIE HOBBS The prevailing theme of the Shoreline is a smash hit production. Our staff faced the pleasant task of choosing a “special guest star” to whom we could dedicate our hook. It was not an easy task, as many devoted people came to mind, but nonetheless, we chose one very worthy lady whom we all admire and adore. She appears on campus daily wearing her biggest smile, and may be seen preparing costumes and scenery for graduation, as she sponsors the senior class. One may catch a glimpse of her hurrying behind the scenes of the Nike Fashion Show which she pro- duces and directs. You may catch an act of her performing as Mrs. Gradick’s co-star in the role of assistant principal. Students may be lined up at her door requesting her autograph so they might make a class change, or she may be found giving advice to a student in need of guidance. She is always concerned about her audience, the student body, as she strives to see to their needs and concerns, by providing any necessary props they might find useful. But this lady’s talents extend beyond those of a star. She’s a dedicated, patient, loving performer with undying energy and understanding for every life she touches. So ladies and gentlemen, will you join us in applauding our special guest star, Jessie Hobbs ... Encore! Dedication 15 Senior Division 17 MR. RICK HALE SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE As you can clearly see in the picture above, Mr. Hale is very popular, especially with the senior girls! He seems to enjoy it very much, but any man in the right state of mind would! He is well known around here as the M.H.S. Dolphin football coach, a great Gov- ernment teacher, and most of all, for his warm, understanding smile! So, for you, Mr. Rick Hale, a special thanks from the Senior Class of 1980. 18 Seniors Most of the faces you are about to see have been shown in year- books throughout the past 5 years. This year is different from the rest though, because they make up the 1980 Senior Class! It takes a lot of hard work along with the best times to get to the top, but once you are there, it is the greatest feeling! Max Anthony Tana Ballard Tammy Banks LaVan Bass The kid with the hair . . . doing axles ... remember Drew’s birthday ... pool hopping ... golf flags ... Dean, you’re a whimp .. .Let’s go jump on the tramp ... basketball ... get those rebounds ... great stereo ... turn it down ... so-o busy ... stick it. Marie ... gotta go to work ... K-Mart Raider ... stockmen ... Darn kids . .. don’t mess with my car ... what’s for dinner ... Come on Chris ... Party ... Seniors of 80 are the best!!!! i rr Tim Bateman Robert Bondurant Lisa Bragan Barbara Jean Brower Uncovered dunebuggy in the rain ... Key West ... You guys are crazy .. . Braces are beautiful . .. Motorcycle Mama .. . Volleyball ... Early mornings at the float ... Side of 7-mile bridge ... Mariner... Bouncing Hobo at Wagner’s ... Invasion of the Body Snatchers ... Hey Pedski ... John, you still don’t look 18 ... You stupid fool... Lefties are intelligent... rubber- band fights ... Holiday Inn ... 2:30 a.m. swim ... Coral Shores • • Football games ... Party at Tricia’s ... A ticket? For what?! ... Escape from where? ... Only if you say please... MICKEY . . . December 4 . . . Busch Gardens ... N.J_Goldie Locks ... Partying in OF Nelly ... The wire fairy ... Going out to breakfast — no one will miss us ... Raggedy Ann ... Running over the tree at Coco Plum ... Are you out of gas? ... All the good times with Sue — always getting in trouble! . . . Partying with the Pantry Pride Crowd .. . Doobie Brothers Concert ... the water slide . . . The Quay . . . December 9 ... Munchy ... Two Years! ... Prom . . . you’re so spoiled ... Mighty Mouse ... Herbie Seniors 21 Trans Am . . . Homocoming Court ... KISS ... Boola Boola . .. Polynesian Power ... Skating on Saturday Nights ... Quo Pasa . . . Mona .. . “Kat ... Lori C. ... To bio . . . Lynn T. . . . my 8th graders in 1st period ... Jerrie ... the girl with the red face . . . Have a nice day ... Mom. Dad. and Millard-La La! Let's take off ... I didn't make it to school ... Another Vico test? ... I gotta what? ... Getting wild in Key West ... Let's get out of this place ... Where’s the party? ... Kegs??? ... Tod Nugent Live... Will you write me a note Tana?!!!! Mary Millian Brown Gary Carter Louie Casenelli Lori Casini 33 ... Basketball ... Spaghetti . . . Ripper . . . But. Coach . . . Where’s Keith? ... Is that a cop? ... One-Eighty on U.S. 1 ... I told you it was a cop ... The Other Store ... Wop ... Rescue from Alcatraz ... Bahia Honda . . . Key Lime . . . Streetcorner Serenade .. . Meetings at Mac- Donalds . . . Munching at Moody’s . . . Richard Pryor .. . They killed my birthday cake ... Mickeyteer ... The Burnin’ Ford . . . Oh. my God. we hit the bridge ... I think I love her ... Baja ... 16 ouncers .. . Renee 22 Seniors Jim. Jim. Jim. ... I think I’m in love! Best friend ... Mary ... Mustang ... If you can’t find it. grind it ... Trip to Ohio ... World Series of Rock ... Pink Floyd and Bob Segar ... Pasts! Arthur Treacher’s ... That’s excellent ... Niesner’s ... Mr. B. ... Thursday ... Sunday ... Bahia Honda ... Gotta watch Gen- eral Hospital... A real cutie ... Long blonde hair ... UTOPIA ... Thanks Mom and Tony ... Lettuce ... Vega ... Reckless driver ... The Pub ... 6 a.m. ... Ring my Bell . .. Rowdy B. ... Party Harty with Ellen ... Where’s my bottle ... Mich Lite ... Belen Game ... Coco ... Football trips .. . Brucie Baby ... mysterious bruises . . . Heavy Duty .. • Sudden Detours .. . Plaza Puddles ... Good times with Spam .. • memories get in the way ... Misses Lori Letty Cassidy Scott Chapman Kim Chappell Kathy Clark I m just in a good mood ... Dadeland. 28 miles back? ... I’m scared of the water ... I don’t know who ... Australia ... pic- tures ... O.j. ... I.H. goods ... Martha’s ... The Pub ... base- ball ... J.J. Turkey Day . .. Kelly’s 18th ... turn off your lights, Renee .. . Tricia’s after Coco ... Homecoming ... Mom, I’m gonna be late ... Oooh Nooo, Mr. Bill ... You're sure she doesn’t mind!?! Kitty Cat . . . Meow . . . Kathy Clark from Colorado in a copper colored Cornet . . . doing her homework at the last minute ... party . . . Coco Plum . . . It’s alright ... I don’t get mad, I get even ... the Stones ... Seniors 23 Fishing Freak . . . Midnight Fisher ... Let’s go fishing ... — with school ... What’s Happen- ing ... Bahia Honda ... friends, money, more money ... Senior float 80 .. . Be cool ... Hang in there ... Catch ya later ... Animal... K.K. Kid Krazy ... love my La-bomba ... arguing in the lockerroom with the 3 C’s ... Party’n Hardy at Coco ... Gerbase, Miranda, and Hendrix, the three Stooges ... Football favorites Snail, Hard — , Wimpson ... Crabb cakes ... Old Ironsides Iron Lungs ... Miss-matched cleats and socks ... ringing my bell after Pine Crest ... Dancer King at Plaza ... Sears sheds fine homes ... Big Pine Kid ... Gary L. Crabb Thomas LeRoy Crabb J. Landy Damsey William Matthew Daniels Golfing with J.W. ... 4th of July ... I won’t say no ... Doctor Feel Good ... Love Hangover ... Mel- low ... New Orleans ... Fat City ... Prom 313 ... Sooter Juice ... Next to Sex, my Z’s the best ... Starting a plantation ... October 28 ... But Renee, football’s my life ... Fly me ... mailboxes ... Always sleeping ... Renee won’t let me! ... In rememberance of 50, now retired ... Hey Babe ... You don’t understand ... My Z or Renee?? ... Renee!!! 24 Seniors Mr. Meeting ... Cook at Holiday Inn . .. Baseball 10 ... Key West... No Dah ... Family car ... Football 54 ... Mr. Senior ... Uncle Bill ... Mickeyteers ... Ooooh Nooo! It's Mr. Bill ... Bahia Honda ... Running on empty ... Parties with Bob Killian ... Flirt... B.F.... Never in class ... Prom night 79 .. .Wait til Grad Night... Seafood House ... Beer please ... Mich Lite ... Monahan Parties-B.R.... DeLand ... Crutches ... I play Davern ... 51 ... I don’t know ... Little Torch 1 ... LTD Party Car ... Michelob ... Nugent ... silt screen ... I hope I graduate ... GROVEL ... Later... That Burnin Dodge .. . Coco Plum, 7 Mile, Bahia Honda, Ber- tha!! ... But Coach ... Buckets. Buckets, and more Buckets ... 23 ... 22 ... Almost superior tunes ... Van Halen ... Baseball 8 ... lead team in strike outs all year ... Rickness ... Oh no! It’s a cop ... We lucked out, it’s only Leonard ... The great Saturday night popcorn fight ... KKK — we won ... I can relate ... 1980 ... Seniors PUH-LEASE! ... 22 plus 33= 1 ... Hey Louie, give me a jump, my battery is dead again ... CORK ... Taco’s in P.E. with Louie... Nancy ... Mike Davern Rick Fairbrother Eloise Ferrell Michael Dwayne Freeman Geniune Gemini... Cruising in Key West in blue limousine ... Main Acquaintances ... Cellus J. versus Maurice C. ... Foot- ball player 48 Bo ... Pool Shark ... Partying people ... Brent ... Roni ... Di at Boosie’s by the bayside ... D.C.T. Queen ... Hey Wessie ... Uncle Tom wants you ... Cause you’re the lady of the night... Michael Jackson says ... Keep up with the force ... Thanks Diane, you helped a lot ... Don’t stop til you get enough ... Johnny H__ Football ... 73 ... St. Andrew’s trip ... Michelob ... Girls ... Carol, how’s your head? ... One good one ... Heineken ... 2nd Annual Pace Party ... 7 mile ... Party ... No more gas- sers . .. Girls . . . Whimpson, Snail, and Hard — ... 7 7 ... Senior Class of 80!!!! Seniors 25 Mickey ... Dutch Boy ... Ben ... Going steady with Red ... Are you ready, Yes I’m ready . . . windshield ... And you run on this field ... ALL-STAR TEAM ... All city ... O.G.. O.T.. D.T.... Coach Doll’s street ... Break his leg ... kick off return ... Jim’s Manholes . .. What’s that green stuff? .. . Antonelli . .. Choke me. Choke me!... My buddy T.J. . . . 30 hood ornaments . . . Doumle Doughnut ... Carrie Linda . . . Oh no .. . Veronica who?... Michael Gay Got lost again .. . Delivery florist from Miami ... Rick. Rick, Rick, love those big brown eyes ... Please don’t go . . . Sad eyes ... Babe ... November 24, the big 18 weekend ... R.D. I love you! K.G.... Kimbies, Mickey and Red ... But MOM!... Knock yourself out... Give me a mooch ... Disco down to the Pub ... Yeah ... June Bride 21... Going to the TOP ... Yeah! Kim Marie Gerbase Thomas Gerbase Scott Germain Hey Trippa ... 55 ... LITEn up your life ... Big Pine Motel... S.M.O.T.R. Wisconsin ... losing Pizza Hut... test tube days... TURN IT DOWN FIRST ... Yellowtail Disco ... N.C. with Ann ... Maggie ... J.G.... Kid ... corrupter ... Gramass ... Hojo's ... snap, snap, snap ... crawling under portables ... WVB ... party at Tricia's ... Cindy I'm empty ... chauffeur ... Holiday Inn stops ... Big Mac, M Pounder, etc. ... Mommy ... killing fungoes with a bat??? ... Best manager a coach could have. Patricia Jewell Bill Harrison Graham Camaro ... Fori Lauderdale ... The Strip' . . . New York . . . Ted Nugent Concert ... Don't tell me that! Little Italy ... CoCo ... carnival rides ... Key Colony . . . Dade County Youth Fair Dead Cat Way . . . David . . . Sombrero in the morning . . . “Cougar . .. Never had to go to night school ... Lemons ... Par- tying at the Monkey . . . Next year. Key West . . . Can't wait until I graduate. Jeanette Holmes Mona Hopkins Bruce Irwin Tambra Jones Catcher ... 12 ... Miller in the bottle . . . Junior homeroom . . . Mailboxes . . . Reasons . .. Soccer and baseball trips . . . Pillow fights ... I'll get it, Letty ... QB ... Junior party ... But I don't remember . . . Little CoCo . . . Mad Dog 20 20 . .. Raid at Hojo’s . . . Burger King Bathrooms . . . Gerbase’s parties ... Belen game .. . 7 foot raccoons .. . Tacos and Hot sauce .. . Always singing. 28 Seniors Yea! Bert!! . . . TJ .. . Whoops! . . . Lost again!! Seniors Please ... The weekend wop . .. “Special Pen-Pal ... But- tons! Buttons! Buttons!.. . Men! Men ! Men!.. . H.C. with M-n- M” ... Captain Twirl ... Disco down to the Pub . .. “Metal Mouth ... Kimbies. Mickey, and Red ... Sunday at 2:00 ... Another day in the General Hospital saga .. . Bingo . . . Party!” ... Please don’t go ... C.S. — 7 3 79!... Snake Pit. 5th hour ... I said to myself — Self!! ... “My buddy Ben!!! Well Ex-cu-se Me!!... Are you ready . .. My sis C.J. Stickman ... trick gum ... Junior homeroom .. . Flirt ... SANDRA ... Crazy dancer ... Miller ... Mailboxes . .. 22 ... Getting rocked at Mary Immaculate ... Baseball ... Tricia’s parties ... Key West with Keith ... oye ... Linda. Linda. Linda ...Op —... Aerosmith concert ... Hey Knob ... sudden detour with Lettus ... sore back huh. Spam? ... Party with Bruce and Mark ... Jethro Tull . .. Stuck out at Sea Air Estates ... cream anyone? ... Please no bull ... Burger King bathroom .. . Paid at Hojo’s ... whoops ... Hey babe — I love you! George Paul Joseph Kim Kenneson Chris Kish Calvin Kitchen D.K. .. Redhead ... Applehead . Keith Green ... Fishcaling Creek — Ha! Ha! Ha! Shaving Cream fights ... Basketball 31. Don ]. Kosin, Jr. Mitchell Larson Mark Liermann Debbie Lowe Van Halen in concert ... Women . . . Partying in Fort Lauderdale • • Sloppy Joe’s . . . Skiing at CoCo ... Sombrero after school. 30 Seniors Christmas Party at B.K. ... Whopper slop shop ... Let’s go bahaing ... John drives too slow ... Bowling ... Whacky Ball Winn Dixie ... Married to Letty in Family Living ... Golf flags ... Pool Hopping . .. Remember Drew’s birthday ... Trampoline J. . David drives crazy ... Fred the Frog ... Minny Mite ... Clubski, Cindy, and DoDo .. . OH! YEA!!! Spam ... Where’s BretWillyod ... coup tee ... Pizza Hut ... Pri- blyle ... 6 A.M. ... I’ve got shot- gun ... LITE ... Tiki ... Pina Colada’s ... The Pub ... Football trips ... My Sharona .. . Mysteri- ous bruises ... Stopogo ... Old T.J. times ... Williams parties ... Junior homeroom ... Party Harty with Ellen ... Plaza puddles ... Four is the limit ... Escape from Alcatraz... Pam Marshall Fred Mayan John McCleskey Jerrie McCurry Purple paint ... Excuse me’a ... Giggle ... Giggle ... Bill King's ... Afraid to jump in ... Fangs ... Sister Jayne ... Alabama. I can’t wait!!! Are you sure! .. . D.H. ... Dadeland ... Two dolls in the window ... Honda Civic ... Here you come again. Seniors 31 Terry ... The Stones ... “Pinkie ... Steelers 1 ... Closer 1 get to you ... 4 . .. Party tonight? ... Yes, vve broke up again ... Open the locker . . . Pinkie, where were you? ... K.F.C. ... Always come back to ... Reunited . .. Gotta get away ... My Queen ... No 3 six packs ... Jimi Hendrix ... Woh! can’t get enough. Reginald Decarlo McQueen Jethro Tull ... Beer!!! Beer!!! Beer!!! Junior homeroom ... Mail- boxes ... Jackson Browne ... Mellow out ... Little CoCo ... Dent from Trisha ... Miller in the bottle ... Keg organizer ... Little but tuff ... Carrie ... Great partier ... Getting rowdy with Bruce and George ... Windorski's party ... Creme anyone ... Raid at Hojo’s .. . Mad Dog 20 20 . .. Long drive to Big Pine. Mark Meskel Beth Miller Steve Moe Fort Lauderdale Beach ... Flying over Duck Key bridges ... Older women ... Racing the Kawasaki . . . Captain Tony’s . . . Sandy Hydro-Slide ... Eddie Money ... Freaking out on beer. 32 Seniors The bus ... Fruitloops ... New Years Eve parties ... Grease ... B-52's ... That's dynamite ... skiing ... Waldo ... The big W ... porta party ... Head butt... Tiki Riki... The bird ... Bahia Honda ... Dad. I need a ear to match my suit ... Mr. Sopho- more ... Key Lime ... Super Soccer player ... Mercedes ... Keifus ... Key West ... meetings at McDonald’s ... Munching at Moody’s ... Great dancer ... What’s up. Duck? ... Dislo- cated Hips. John Martin Monahan Rick Damon Jack O’Conner Neubauer Wow ... Chambers. Chambers. Chambers ... Boogie ... TGITJT .. . Perrier Time, fun time . . . Let’s go for a walk ... Big Bad Lynn ... Oh really!... Silly bub- bles! ... Boogie on the beach ... Time to go ... Too tired ... Ho Jo’s hangout ... Teach me!!! Let’s do it again ... Let’s cruise ... Disc jockey ... Wc arc family... European Women! .. . Europe. Europe. Europe ... Crazy Par- ties!!! Don't do it too much. Terri Peddy Hey, Slim ... What’s up? ... Wanna ride on my ??? ... Hey who’s that good looking blonde ... No brunette ... Go for it!!! For sure!!! Definitely a 10 . .. Whatta Hooker” — er... Pst, Pst, Senator, what’s the answer... Stickman. Seniors 33 98 cars .. . The Bull . . . Win- dorski’s party . . . Getting attacked .. . Oh p —... Summer- land crash .. . Periwinkle ... Spi- derman .. . 20, 11. 7 ... Football announcer . . . Horse- back riding ... Gin and Tonic ... Flaming Hookers . . . Junior homeroom . .. Coral Shores field . . . The big M” . . . Sandra’s house .. . Babies Jill and Junior .. . The Pub ... 6 A.M. ... cut over the eye .. . Rocks on the car ... Hit by falling baseballs ... Soccer and baseball trips . . . Cookie Monster ... King’s AAD man ... Exploding champagne ... Nellie ... You missed a step, David ... Loves to pick on Linda. Sned ... Teddy ... Wow. you have soft legs ... That’s a fine woman ... What do you think, Liz? ... The Corner ... North- eners ... Special Friends ... I ain’t got no Quarta ... Party!!! Michelob ... Rolling stones... 28 William David Perry Ted Pisarchuk Sandra Jo Ploegert Christopher Proulx Yu ms ... Mercedes . . . Grease ... Blob ... We can’t buy ice cream” ... K.R. ... Trish, I’m staying at your house ... Pizza Hut ... Smushed doughnuts and beer ... Big Piner ... There goes Dadeland .. . The test is endur- ance .. . Met Carrie at theatre crunch ... T.J. days ... jogging with Kara ... Salt and pepper ... FLOODING ... Tiki ... Want a candy bar? ... Moon over the Nova ... Escape from Alcatraz ...X.R.R.... GEORGE. 34 Seniors 1980 Turbo Mustang ... Saturday Night Live ... Water Slide ... Dean, you idiot ... K-Mart ... mini-golf ... movies in Key West ... Primer Cutlass ... Trampoline on Sombrero ... so cute ... ZAPPED by Leonard’s gun ... Led Zeppelin ... putt- putt golf. More boor please ... Cruisin’ the streets of Key West ... racing around Duck Key ... Captain Tony’s ... Fort Lauderdale ... Master Plan? Hey Mom. I hit the bridge ... No Duh . .. Footballl . . . 84 . . . Rescue from Alcatraz ... Prom night 79” ... Key Lime . .. the other store ... Party at Mona- han's . . . Lost at Regna’s . . . Miller Lite . . . stuck at CoCo Plum ... 180° on U.S. 1 ... Elec- tronics ... wizzard ... Richard Pryor .. . Key West . . . Bahia Honda ... Munching at Moody’s ... Grease ... Mr. Junior ... Hey Deer! ... Pina Runners ... s'f J H Don Pugh Keith Wade Ragland Theresa Elizabeth Reaves -mu -vrvv Lias o 1-� k vu y.A, Bone head ... break up and make up ... Pinkie and Shakie ... “Reunited . .. Nike Queen ... Raz-Ma-Taz 4 ... ( 11 C.K.) ... Running on empty with Kim ... Keys Fish 1 lady player... Oh no ... Jun- ior Prom ... Football game? ... Band? ... I think I’m sick ... Where’s Reggie? Pepper ... help me find Reggie ... Love that bear ... “Shakey ... Softball 4 ... Hate Coral Shores ... Salt and Pepper ... Pepper have a problem. Gina Regna She’s crazy ... Weiner .. . Good times with Vivian. Julie, and Deanna ... Grease ... B.F. Keith ... McDonald’s straws ... Mona- han parties ... Ruthie and me ... No Phoos!... Get some bridge at Bahia Honda ... Fun with Jr. ... Good times with Toni and Kim ... Feed the baby ... I can dig it! Super Cheerleader! ... Goober Loves Munchies . . . FIAT .. . Loves J.M.. .. 33. 34 ... Tom and Gina ... Bahama Freak ... Works at the dive shop. Seniors 35 Huh? Whal’d you say?? skiing .. . Parlying at Esquire ... week- ends in Key West ... California ... Thursday ... egging 113 Sailing nights with — ??? . .. Yamaha ... Doohie Brothers ... Confused in Advanced Math??? Sleep ... Always sitting behind Renee ... quiet . .. You may look but don’t touch ... Take it easy Y’all!!! David Robinson Sweet Caroline ... Pringles ... Grease ... dancing on elbows with B.C. ... Red truck ... Pinto up the butt — Super cheer- leader ... Pace ... midnight munchies ... Miss Pres ... Key Lime ... Escape from Alcatraz ... Miss Senior ... Let’s go play on the playground ... Homecoming headaches ... skiing ... Rumrunners ... flying to St. Pete ... But Tricia, I didn’t do any- thing! snap. snap, snap ... clutz ... darkroom crazies ... I wanna play. Caroline B. Rutherford Renee Rose Schempf Renee Lanette Schlegel Cheerleader . . . Best friend. Missy ... 24 ... Goodie Goodie ... Three Musketeers ... Always in curlers . . . Moon Riders . . . Pickle . . . First Love C.W. . . . Summers in Georgia ... Ships ... Dizzy Blonde ... Youth Fair “78 ... back of the baseball bus ... Always wants to be tan ... Day- tona Beach ... California ... It’s a maybe, baby ... Perfectionist ... Dream date. Ishmorada ... I’m only playing with ya ... Toy- ota ... Pace ... Tactful... Ben or Landy?? LANDYU! 36 Seniors Babe ... JOE ... “KISS ... Food ... Munchie Queen ... Rum and Cokes at Denny and Lois’ ... Vodka Collins ... U.C.L.A. ... Good times with Shannon P. ... New blue Dodge Coronet ... SPOILED... Best friend. Dianna ... Desire’s Godmother... DIAMONDS and GOLD ... LOVES Joe ... December 2. 1977 ... Good luck. Dianna ... HATES Cubans ... I’m impressed ... tap, tap. tap — so what!! ... Kicked out of Pub with Shan ... THANKS MOM AND DAD! David’s SIS!!! Senior, I made it! ... Bahia Honda ... Dune Buggy . .. Rum Runners ... I’m perturbed ... 1. 2. 3. BAT-!! Burn C.S_The big “M” • • • Plate glass windows ... OUCH!... Pit stops at Tiki Isle ... Girls, Girls, Girls ... The quick run out of Bogarts ... Hit the bushes! ... Anybody for a swim? ... Flaming Hookers ... Key West ... Singing in the rain with L.B. ... Broken right arm ... Learning to use the left arm (ha, ha)... John Seckinger John Seres Ann Shearer Kirk Sheldon Dizzy brunette ... Oct. 13 ... N.C. with Tricia ... Big Piner ... Cathy’s cookie tray ... The Bird ... Edith ... Pizza Hut Holi- day Inn ... CoCo ... Pina Coladas ... Jr. class party (ha) ... Tricia’s boarding house ... Broke 10:00 record ... 7 lbs. 8 ozs. .. . Keys in the ignition ... always talking ... washing black- boards ... Space Case 2 ... Friday night fiasco ... Tacos ... There goes Dadeland ... firecracker explosion. Seniors 37 Monique Sprong Derek Starcher 38 Seniors Red!! ... I’m so hungry . .. Oh, babies ... Whoops! . . . I'm lost ... The Pub .,. Coral Shores locker room ... Party!.. . Kimbies Mickeyteer ... Kiss me I'm left-handed .. . MD . . . 20 ... Boys, Boys. Boys ... Row, Row, Row your boat... CoCo Plum ... I’m so confused ... Pina Coladas ... Yummies ... Help!... 151 .., Mike ... 53 ... Baby ... Are you ready? Yes. I'm ready! Party, party, parly ... 1 anti 13 ... Most likely to succeed, and exceed ... Music freak, guitar thunder... Food, food, food ... What can I say? ... I'm Sorry! I'm sorry ... funky guitar ... Midnight High... S.S., J.M.. K.H. Seniors 39 Scott Lee Sturgeon Sharon Szalkowski Eugene Teves Jovan Laura Van Es Sieve . . . June 8 ... Big meeting at Winn Dixie at 2:00 . .. Sitting on Ruttgers pier at 2:30 ... My big blonde bodyguard . . . Speed bump at Faro Blanco ... Going out to breakfast — no one will miss us .. . Raggedy Andy . .. Barb, you’re supposed to drive on the right side of the road .. . Big blue bomb ... how did you get this dent? ... Going to the Plaza on Grad Nite ... Castaway blues ... The two-headed trans- plant . . . Watch out for that fence. Deb! Oh no! Let’s get out of here! .. . The incredible bulk ... On my own! No. I can’t... going crazy at camp ... Escape from Alcatraz ... test tube days ... Hey. Wow Man! ... Worm ... stories ... shrimp ... Lizzie ... Why does it always happen to me? ... General Hospital ... Boo-Boo ... Girl's State ... Moose ... Grab —... I’ll be 18 ... Well, back home ... Hi. How are you? ... Guys are soo stupid ... But my dad won’t let me ... D. ... The Freak ... ALL Righta ... Fizzy ... Get the fuzz off my back ... Back Room ... Dean, I lost my gum ... Huh? ... Martians at Sea Air. Debbie Van Norman Elizabeth Van Wormer Linda Vereline Dean Walsh We’re gonna die . .. get your hair off my desk ... ain’t got no Keiffus Rush ... and I said to myself, self. .. KKK ... go away ... Wally ... do you own a goat? ... Liz, will you stop punching me ... gimme a gun . . . CoCo Plum ... 7 mile ... I didn’t do it ... Hello mother, Hello father . . . Liz, did you find your gum? 40 Seniors SPACE ... notes by Trish ... camping in Orlando ... Yep ... Gumballs ... Mrs. Clean ... midnight munchies ... Yums ... X.R.R.B.F. . .. Grump!!! . .. What are you a Booger or a Pooh?? ... Hallway 101 ... Rum Runners ... Skunk Apo-WAH ... I wanna play ... Can I ask you a favor? ... Pace ... Big Piner ... snap, snap, snap ... flying beanbag chairs ... darkroom crazies ... You Lindas are all alike ... Stop picking on me ... Oct. 13th ... DGB ... Blob ... New Year’s ... Are you mad at me... Cor- vettes! ... Pizza Hut... Greased Lighting Schlitz Malt Liquor ... Sebring ... Please don't go ... shoving carts at Pantry Pride ... T.G. what a hummer ... Winston ... kick ball in the 6th ... friends .. . Dim all the lights ... breaking my head in the 5th ... Never-mind ... Mighty Muncher ... miss you. David Watson Greg Whitehall Lynn Williams Jeff Winders Cheryl Belin daydreams during class. The one and only Senior float? James Vincent Wynn Danny’s little brother ... Doctor Wynn’s son . . . you’re crazy, crazy, crazy ... Golf. . . sex, drugs, rock n’ roll ... Golf ... Damsey ... Semapulma-day ... Good morning, Thomas, you look upset... parties at Wynn’s house ... Slow-dancing ... Crazy love ... Trace ... Older Women ... Candy, love ya ... Jer- bear-doesn’t care if you’re there, just because of her hair ... Gina, telephone letters ... Charlie Chaplin ... Gerbase, pep ralley rage ... Stout’s entertainment committee ... Hale’s current events ... News ... The Marathon Sign ... Thanks George, Randy, John ... Attention T.J., lookin forward to the future ... Little Theatre ... Island City Players ... Mel ... Dance, Dance, Dance ... Deana ... Asti Spumanti ... Joyce ... I’m a two car family ... Ice ... down my back ... Like our freedom, love my lady ... I’m from the class of 1980! Voted on by the Senior class, the Senior Superlatives came out .is follows: Most Popular: Renee Schiedel and David Perry: Most Likely to Suc- ceed: Carrie Rutherford and Louie Casenelli: Most Talked About: Renee Schiedel and Loin Cerbase; Shyest: Lynn Williams and Rej j ie McQueen; Most Athletic: Kim Kenneson and Bruce Irwin. 44 Seni Best All Around: Carrie Rutherford and Louie Casenelli; Class Partiers: Tricia Graham and Mark Meskel; Class Flirts: Kim Gerbase and Landy Damsey; Most Scholarly: Lisa Bragan and Louie Casenelli; Most Spirited: Pam Mar- shall and Louie Casenelli; Best Dressed: Kim Gerbase and Calvin Kitchen; Friendliest: Tammy Jones and Mike Gay; Class Clowns: Seniors 45 SENIORS ARE SUPER The Army gave a Karate demonstration and Bruce Irwin was eager to help. As Pam Marshall exclaims: “Sen- James Wynn: The Marathon High School version of “The Thinker!” iors are the best!!!!” 46 Seniors Rick Fairbrother always gives Linda Vereline knows Seniors are super, but trying to convince Cindy our photographer a new shot. “Ducky” Windberg may be difficult. Do you really want my honest opinion? Landy Damsey caught at a rare moment — off the couch. Seniors 47 48 Faculty Division i N 'a ,®AUOJp..•• Katharine Gradick — A dynamic individual with an unending source of energy. Mrs. Gradick performs in the capacity of Principal with enthusiasm and dedication knowing no bounds. She may be found attending to her administrative duties, patrolling the hallways, counseling a youth or teacher in need of a sympathetic ear, or riding atop a firetruck during the Homecoming parade. In addi- tion she finds time to support every club and organiza- tion at Marathon High. However, besides being a prime candidate for “Principal of the Year,” she is a warm and sensitive lady with a keen perception of the community in which she operates and the needs and desires of her student body. She is both understanding yet firm in her convictions, and she has a heart big enough to envelop everyone at Marathon High. With appreciation and pride, the student body honors and loves her. Mrs. Gradick giving the evil eye. 50 Faculty Jessie Hobbs — Involved. Ini- tially she is the sponsor for the Nike Club, a girls’ organization whose main project is produc- ing a Fashion Show, and that is a feat in itself! Yet, the lady remains calm. Secondly, she is the Senior class sponsor, a task which would try anyone’s patience! Yet, the lady main- tains control. In her spare time she acts as vice-principal, deals with disciplinary prob- lems and assists Mrs. Gradick. Yet the lady remains smiling. Mrs. Hobbs trying to deci- pher one of her Senior’s reports. Could this young, handsome man be our assistant principal of today? Tom Beachum — The man who keeps all the stu- dents in line is a truly ded- icated man. Those who have to deal with him on matters of discipline may not think he’s such a nice guy, but those who follow the rules and respect him and his position as vice- principal think he is. As always, his dedication to Marathon High does not go unnoticed nor unap- preciated. Faculty 51 52 Faculty Faculty 53 Mr. Aulozzi trying to squirm out of his father’s grip. Mrs. Arena won the Amy Carter looka- like contest. BARBARA ARENA English IV English 111 Speed Reading 54 Faculty Mrs. Cavanah was thinking of being a pro-football player, but... Mrs. Campbell trying to attract her sweet- heart’s eye. Technical advances in farming proce- dures have led to the mass production of this baby. HEUEN CRIPE Special Education Faculty 55 56 Faculty Faculty 57 58 Faculty Even as a baby, Coach King didn’t have time to get his picture taken. It looks like Mr. Kee- ney’s mother still cuts his hair. Mrs. Lillibridge has always been an affectionate person. 9'Aa 3 months at the Shick center cured Mr. Johnston’s tobacco habit. Faculty 59 WILLIAM SYMPSON Psychology Social Studies P.E. Football Coach Coach Sympson's first word was foot- ball. Mr. Terpos believes in the old Greek myth that Greek babies and young men look ugly. ALEXAm TERPOS General Math Geometry German Soccer Coach Sophomore Cla ■«Advisor Faculty 61 BUS DRIVERS (Left to Right): Doris Hawkins, Catherine Cruz, Helene Bour- cier, Mary Owen, Rose McKnight, Judy Ballard, Wil- liam Parrish, Mildred Rainey. CAFETERIA STAFF (Left to Right): Nancy Moore, Eva Miller, Mary Curll. Bernice Shone, Elizabeth Williams, Cynthia Lenco, Aleida Sais, Sara Roche, Marie Tessier, Cora Picton. CUSTODI- ANS (Standing, Left to Right): Joseph Smolensky, Orfillio Rodriguez, (Sitting, Left to Right): Charlene Householder, Juana Cabrena, Rosario Arthur. Faculty 63 Sports Division 65 FOOTBALL Marathon’s ’79 football season will not be one soon forgotten. The Dolphins had one of their best seasons in the history of Mar- athon football, with a 6 win, 4 loss record. The Dolphins’ opponents were not to be taken lightly, with tough wins over AAA and conference leading AA schools. Four of Marathon’s wins were made a lot more difficult by being played away from home. Two of Marathon’s losses were hard fought games, but the Dolphins were just outmanned when the final buzzer sounded. 66 Football Page 66: 1. Captain — Mike Gay 2. Captain — Tom Gerbase 3. Captain — Bruce Irwin 4. Coach Hale talking with player. Page 67: 1. Bruce Irwin running the ball. 2. Marathon offense getting ready. 3. Kevin Potter making a tackle. Football 67 DETERMINED BUT DEFEATED A tough Warrior team caused the Dolphins’ first loss of the season. Due to seven fumbles and an extremely strong oppo- nent, the Dolphins were only able to score after recovering a fumble on the ten yard line. West- minster routed the Dol- phins 44-6. Belen out-lasted Mara- thon and cost them their second defeat of the sea- son. Marathon’s fumbles and penalties contributed to the Wolverine victory. Adair Hendrix scored the only touchdown for the struggling Dolphin offense. The final score was 27-6. 68 Football Page 68: 1. John Manheimer, Adair Hendrix; 2. Joe Tessier, Bruce Coccoli, team; 3. Row 1 — J. Tessier, B. Irwin, K. Will- hoite, M. Horn, R. Smith, K. Potter, B. Coccoli, J. Kornetti; Row 2 — M. Miranda, M. Davern, R. Sherrill, V. Hendrix, T. Bluett, M. Meskel, G. Rock- ett, E. Kitchen, J. Manheimer; Row 3 — J. Windorski, B. Dan- iels, J. Monahan, T. Gerbase, B. Irwin, T. Crabb, R. Rodriguez, C. Wagner; Row 4 — M. Cas- sidy, B. Harrison, L. Damsey, K. Ragland, J. Bridger, M. Gay, M. Freeman, A. Hendrix Page 69: 1. Ed Kitchen, Jim Bridger; 2. Ed Kitchen, Bruce Irwin, Tom Gerbase; 3. Coach Sympson Football 69 The Hurricanes were turned into a mild “tropi- cal depression” when the fired-up Dolphins defeated them, 12-7. Mar- athon took the lead in the first half, lost it, and regained it once again. Marathon fans were as psyched up and rowdie as the players were while the Dolphins played one of their best all-around games of the season. The Dolphins traveled to Boca Raton and handed the St. Andrews Scots a 14-5 Homecoming loss. The Scots led in the first half, but the Dolphins came alive in the second. A superlative Dolphin defense left the Scots with a net rushing total of zero yards, while the Dolphin offense claimed 152 yards rushing. 70 Football Page 70: Defensive line-up; 2. Coach Doll (offensive coordina- tor); 3. Jeff Windorski, Tom Gerbase, Bill Daniels, Rudy Rodriguez. Page 71: 1. Ed Kitchen, Jim Bridger, Tim Bluett; 2. Coach Hale (defensive coordinator), Coach Sympson (head coach); 3. Adair Hendrix. Football 71 wT to. i (JfyLL ' JlOJML £c 7 cvuci CyjJ J (Mjlsiu iSbCuL YU.CJ— JUx( c (ftUAJ JalOJvt. muo all. Excitement builds as Home- coming 79 starts with Clash Day on Monday and the bon- fire that night, and continues throughout a week of sur- prises, fun, work, and sus- pense to a Dolphin victory and the crowning of the king and queen. Spirit is evident as each class works hard to produce a prize-winning float. The parade on Friday keeps U.S. 1 congested with traffic and brings delight to those who are watching it. This, and so much more makes Marathon High’s Homecoming a gala event. 72 Homecoming 1. “Come Sail Away to Victory” is the hard-working senior class entry. 2. Mrs. G., MHS’s new cheerleader, and the Grand Marshal of the parade, rides atop a fire engine with the cheerleaders. 3. “The Dolphin Hand of Doom” handed the junior class the float competition trophy. 4. The freshmen produced “Top of the World” for their first year of competition. 5. Jr., Mary Shveima, holds the cov- eted spirit stick the junior class won earlier at the pep rally. 6. The sophomore float shows a mighty dolphin knocking his oppo- nent out, of course, in the first round. 7. The bonfire fired up the spirit on Monday night to kick off Homecom- ing week. 8. MHS Marching Band 9. DCT King and Queen, Mark Meskel and Eloise Ferrell. 10. Nike King and Queen, Mike Gay and Terry Reaves. Homecoming 73 MR. AND MISS MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN Miss Freshman is Lisa Geisler. She enjoys many sports, especially swimming, diving, skating, horseback riding, and going to the beach. Mr. Freshman is Paul Gerbase. He participates in Youth Club football, and enjoys motorcy- cling, swimming, and water skiing. 74 Homecoming MR. AND MISS SENIOR Miss Senior is Caroline Rutherford. She enjoys cheering, boating, going to the beach, and partying. Mr. Senior is William Daniels. He likes rec- reational softball and spends his free time fishing and skiing. MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE Miss Sophomore is Lisa Johnson. She enjoys photography and horseback riding. Mr. Sophomore is Kurt Joseph. He enjoys traveling, collecting stamps, and studying foreign languages. MR. AND MISS JUNIOR Miss Junior is Kristine Petsche. She enjoys playing tennis, running, sailing, skin diving, and going to the beach-. Mr. Junior is Steve Lowry. He plays recrea- tional basketball, and enjoys water skiing, skin diving, and backpacking. THE COURT Miss Renee Schempf is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Schempf. Her hobbies are bike riding and swimming. She also enjoys listening to various types of music. Mr. John Monahan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan. He especially likes sail- ing and skiing. Miss Mary Brown is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Brown. She enjoys photogra- phy, reading, and traveling. Mr. Max Anthony is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anthony. He likes skiing and diving. Miss Sandra Ploegert is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ploegert. She likes bike riding, jogging, horseback riding, and partying. Mr. George Joseph, Jr. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Joseph. He likes most team sports, especially softball, baseball, and bas- ketball. Running is also a favorite. Miss Gina Regna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Regna. She likes practicing cheers, playing volleyball, and doing art pro- jects. She also enjoys skiing and scuba diving. Mr. Thomas Gerbase is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerbase. He likes water skiing, motorcycle riding, and scuba diving. Homecoming 75 A ROYAL VICTORY FOR THE DOLPHINS The fans knew what a great game it was going to be when the Dolphins scored on their first possession. Quarterback Bruce Irwin connected with Jim Bridger from six yards out to score. The Dolphins were able to score four more times as Gulliver made many mistakes which the Dolphins converted into points making the final score 31-13. Mike Gay, Tom Gerbase, George Rockett, and Adair Hendrix recovered the fumbles and intercepted the passes that set up the scoring drives. Tom Ger- base, Bruce Irwin, and Adair Hendrix made the touch- downs with Irwin scoring twice. It was one of the best games the Dolphins have played so far this year with both the offense and defense looking and playing great! 1. Manola Miranda ( 5) intercepts a Raider pass. 2. Bruce Irwin ( 12) hands off to Tom Gerbase ( 34) who rushed for a total of 104 yards against Gulliver. 3. Rudy Rodriquez ( 30) blocks a Raider player. 4. A Gulliver player unsuccessfully tries to block a Gerbase punt. 76 Homecomihg AND THEIR MAJESTIES From nomination to crowning it is a suspenseful and happy time for five couples who have been chosen as King and Queen candidates. This year the honor went to Miss Renee Schlegel and Mr. David Perry. Renee hopes to attend the Uni- versity of Florida and later become a specialist in fashion merchandising. David plans on majoring in physical education in college and hopes to become a coach. Homecoming 77 The Dolphins dominated every aspect of the game against the Mary Immacu- late Mariners and came out with a 44-0 victory. It was a game where all who played turned into stars. Tom Gerbase, Bruce Irwin, Manola Miranda, Tim Bluett, Adair Hendrix, and Kevin Potter were the top offensive players. The defensive attack was led by Rob Smith, Tom Ger- base, Tim Bluett, Tom Crabb, and Jim Bridger. The Dolphins gained the admiration of the fans once again as they held Pine- crest 15-15 until late in the third quar- ter. The Panthers out-numbered the Dolphins 4 to 1, and therefore Pinecrest was able to outlast the Marathon Dol- phins. Although Pinecrest claimed a 42- 15 victory, the Dolphins played their most superb game of the season. 78 Football Page 78: 1. J. Bridger, K. Poller, A. Hendrix: 2. J. Bridger: 3. T. Gerbase; Page 79: 1. Missy Mayan, Johnny Rodriguez, Theresa Mayan; 2. M. Miranda: 3. J. Bridger; A. Hendrix, R. Rodriguez; 4. T. Bluett, B. Dan- iels, M. Gay. DOLPHINS AT THEIR BEST Football 79 DOLPHINS DEFEATED BY THE HOMESTEAD BRONCOS 20-6. 1. Leading the Dolphin defense in tackles is Adair Hen- drix With 15. Mike Gay had 7 and Joe Tessier, Kevin Potter, John Kornetti, and Bill Daniels had 6 each. 2. Quarterback Bruce Irwin ( 12) had 67 yards on 9 of 19 pass completions and rushed 25 yards in 5 attempts. 3. Adair Hendrix ( 44) had 6 pass receptions for 60 yards. 4. TOUCHDOWN! Irwin threw a 5 yard pass to tight end, Jim Bridger, with 7:30 remaining in the game. How- ever, the Broncos won 20-6. 80 Football 1979 MARATHON DOLPHINS VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON (6-4) 6 Pace o 13 LaSalle 6 6 Westminister 44 6 Belen 27 12 Coral Shores 7 31 Gulliver 12 14 St. Andrews 5 44 Mary Immaculate 0 15 Pinecrest 42 6 Homestead 20 First Downs Marathon 82 Opponents 91 Rushes — Yards 339-1200 326-1403 Passing Yards 827 458 Passes 60-158-13 40-132-15 Punts 42-28.4 44-34.8 Fumbles — Lost 30-19 22-17 Penalties — Yards 85-826 68-649 The top scorer this season was Bruce Irwin with 6 TD’s, 5 PAT’s and 41 total points. The top individual rusher was lorn Gerbase with 105 rushes, 547 yards, 5.2 average and 4 TD’s. The top individual passer was Bruce Irwin with 149 attempts, 59 completions, 11 interceptions. 820 yards, 10 TD’s and 40% completion aver- age. The top individual receiver was Manola Miranda with 27 receptions. 435 yards, 16.1 average return. and 3 TD’s. Manola also had the most kickoff returns with 13. 182 yards and 13.6 avg. return. He had the most punt returns with 15, 132 yards and 8.8 avg. return. Tim Bluett had one interception for 84 yards which was the longest return. Adair Hendrix recovered one fumble for 77 yards which was the longest return. Manola Miranda had the most total return yardage with 182 yards in kickoff returns, 132 yards for punt returns, 35 yards for interception returns, 14 yards in fumble returns, and 363 total yards. The top five defenders were Adair Hendix with 53 tackles, 50 assists and 103 total hits, Jim Bridger with 29 tackles, 34 assists and 64 total hits. Mike Gay with 29 tackles, 22 assists and 51 total hits, Tom Gerbase with 23 tackles. 20 assists and 43 total hits, and Rudy Rodriquez With 22 tackles, 16 assists and 38 total hits. rin 4r 1M Wok „ ■Jr Atm -hf jJH if muA dd elid ywx Wt % - Tum, [1 £rf rrrUA fami JW arucxh T o , uiockM- Jdu JUW JJ JJi Till iw JaJctML M- J %( ? uhi v W uMA' Ujffu JJ Cl v yiUL AWlfUA . -Jj 1980 MHS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1st Row, 1 to r: H. Nelson, M. Miranda, Coach J. Sikora, Manager S. Badinski, E. Kitchen, C. Kitchen. 2nd Row, 1 to r: S. Lowry, B. Fames, D. Kosin, T. Weinard, L. Casenelli, T. Bateman, R. Fairbrother. 82 Basketball VARSITY REBOUNDS AFTER A SLOW START 1. Tim Bateman ( 24) leaps into the air to get possession of the ball for MHS. 2. Steve Lowry ( 32) in a jump ball situation. 3. “Boo” Kitchen ( 11) outjumps a Gulliver player for the ball. 4. Rick Fairbrother dribbles to the action. 5. David Allsop sprints down court. 6. Byron Fames gets ready to pass the ball. 7. Rick Fairbrother makes a foul shot. 8. More points by Manola Mir- anda. 9. Henry Nelson starts the ball rolling. 10. Ed Kitchen dribbles down court during the Dolphin mara- thon in which the team raised a lot of money. 11. Louie Casenelli tries to get the ball as a Coral Shores player gets a hand on it. 84 Basketball SINK IT DOLPHINS!! 1. Rick Fairbrother and Henry Nelson run to the action. 2. Ed Kitchen jumps, throws, and adds two points to the score. 3. Graceful to watch, “Boo” Kitchen in a scoring position. 4. Tom Weinard flies through the air like Super- man and scores two. 5. Manola Miranda doing a lay-up. The Dolphins, despite one too many losses, played a great season. They were tough and sportsman- like when they played, and they provided many thrills for MHS fans. One big loss this year will be senior, Calvin “Boo” Kitchen, who has led the team this year in scoring and steals. 86 Basketball 1 79-80 MARATHON DOLPHINS if - BASKETBALL SEASON Varsity (7-14) % J.V. (7-8) Mary Immaculate 97-41 St. Brendan 50-55 St. Andrews 41-24 72-73 Westminister 31-80 53-83 Belen 30-94 55-74 Mary Immaculate I 67-60 Coral Shored 70-73 Colonial Christian 49-38 65-72 Coral Shores 57-43 70-74 Ransom | tttt 39-17 65-73 LaSalle 46-58 62-61 Key West J. . 75-68 Gulliver Prep m K 38-49 62-85 Mary Immaculate 50-60 68-54 Belen lt| 40-99 56-61 Deerborire 40-68 64-65 Pine Crest i 42-63 51-58 Ransom Wf 76-42 60-59 St. Andrews Forfeit 56-63 Daytona-Warner W 60-98 11 Mary Immaculate Forfeit 91-49 jra | Coral Shores % 172-64 v. ' ' The top scorer this season was Calvin The top scorers were Dallas Hornsby with Kitchen with 438 points. Manola Miranda 156 total points, John Kornetti with 79 was next with 260 points. Calvin had the total points, and;David Schempf with 78 highest percentage 6f points pet game total points. The top rebounders were with 23. Manola was next with 13. Manola David Schempf with 120 and Roderick had the most rebounds with 127. Tom Reaves with 90, Dallas Hornsby had th Weinard was next with 101. Ed Kitchen highest foUl shot percentage with 62%. had the most assists with 49. Calvin was next with 35. Calvin also had the most David Schempf was the only J.V. player to steals with 91. Manola followed with 60. make the 7 Up Club. He made 7 consecu- David Allsop had the highest field goal percentage with 54.2%. Steve Lowry was next with 48.6%. Calvin Kitchen had the highest foul shot percentage with 71.5%. Manola Miranda was next with 64.6%7 tive foul shots in 2 games. 1 1 , Due to our deadlines, the statistics do not include the Coral Shores game. ! J.V. Varsity Basketball 87 1980 MHS J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM 1st Row, 1 to r: D. Kosin, D. Underhill, Coach S. Wohlers, Manager L. Thompson, J. Tessier, B. Jacobs. 2nd Row, 1 to r: D. Hornsby, E. Rehbein, J. Kornetti, D. Schempf, D. Allsop, G. Thompson, J. Chaplin, R. Reeves. 88 Basketball JV HAS A GREAT SEASON AFTER A RUNNING START 1. Joe Tessier ( 52) tries to score, as two Colonial Christian defenders jump all over him. 2. John Kornetti dribbles down court. 3. Joe Tessier ( 52) signals the next play. 4. A time out for the Dolphins. 5. David Allsop ( 34) jumps high for the ball. Dur- ing the season Allsop was promoted to the Varsity team. Congratulations!! 6. Roderick Reaves ( 13) scores another two points for the Dolphins. 7. Eric Rehbein prepares to throw the ball in, while his defender tries to fly. 8. John Kornetti ( 32) adds two more points to a winning score. 9. The spirited JV cheerleaders do a stunt during a time out. 10. Dallas Hornsby scores another one of his many points. 11. Who got the rebound??? A Dolphin player, of course!! Basketball 91 SPIRIT! The cheerleaders attended camp in Winter Park last summer and brought home a multitude of rib- bons. MHS was awarded two megaphones for their super spirit. Our cheer- leaders are forever busy with Pep Rallies, posters, nametags, and raising Dol- phin spirit! 92 Cheerleaders Dear J.V. Cheerleaders, It’s been really super fun working with all of you this year. I’ll always remember the great times we had at camp. So, keep up your great spirit and good luck if you’re trying out again. And remember, “ALWAYS SMILE”! Love Always, Dawn PAGE 92: 1. I-V. and Varsity at camp. 2. Robin Proulx, Dawn Snow — captain, Lori Marshall, Suzanne Jones. 3. Delia Garcia — co-captain, Kim Houser. 4. Wendy LeGrande. PAGE 93:1. J.V. squad. 2. Dawn Snow — captain. 3. Suzanne Jones. 4. Mrs. Doll — sponsor. 5. During Homecoming parade. Cheerleaders 93 Sandra, Carrie, Cindy, Kim and Liz, A cheerleader should be an enthusiastic, dedicated, spirited girl who, in spite of all obstacles, remains smiling. I’d like to take this opportu- nity to thank all of you who stuck with me ’til the end, for your time and energy. I would especially like to thank Mrs. Doll on behalf of all of us. I know at times 1 wasn’t easy to work with, but I assure you that my heart was in the right place. So, as I leave you and Marathon High, I leave a part of my spirit and heart. Renee 94 Cheerleaders PAGE 94: 1. Liz VanWormer, 2. Varsity Squad, 3. Renee Schlegel — captain, 4. Carrie Rutherford, 5. Sandra Ploegert — co-captain. PAGE 95: 1. Cindy Windberg, 2. Kendra Doll — mascot, 3. Kim Olsen, 4. Carrie Rutherford, 5. Gina Regna, 6. Liz VanWormer and Toni Regna. Cheerleading 95 2 SOCCER 1. Coach Terpos showing how it’s done. 2. “Hey that’s my foot!” says Eugene Teves. 3. Josh Shea at practice. 4. John Monahan kicks it to the moon. 5. Tim Bluett is ready to control the ball. 6. Max Anthony shooting for a goal. 7. Cristobal Franco showing his skills. 8. Mark Meskel and Erik Steinmetz keeping the ball from the opponents. Marathon is steadily improving its game, but has yet to have a winning season. “We have lost many of last year’s better players and now are rebuilding the team,” says Coach Ter- pos. Captain Max Anthony, who because of injuries could only join up this year, has been a great asset to the team. Coach Terpos is trying to build a better team, but it seems we need younger players, for each year we lose the more skillful senior players. This year Coach Terpos tested the many players in different positions. The forward offense was manned by Art Monahan, Max Anthony and Chris- tobal Franco. The Halfbacks were Bruce Irwin, Erik Steinmetz, Reynaldo Hidalgo and Dana Child. The fullbacks were John Monahan, Mark Meskel, Tim ffluett, and Doug Drake. Our goalie was Josh Shea. Hopefully next year we can put it all together and show our real potential. THE 1980 SOCCER TEAM 1. Max Anthony at practice. 2. Eric Steinmetz preparing to boot the ball. 3. Bruce Irwin weaving his way down field. 4. Mark Meskel defending our goal. 5. Josh Shea hard at work. 6. Reynaldo Hidalgo passing the ball. 7. Max Anthony and opponent fighting for the ball. 8. Who has the ball, John? 9. Don't lose the ball, Art. Page 100: 1. Row 1 — Sherrie Giles, Ducky Windberg, Toni Regna, Terry Reaves, Dawn Greer, Row 2 — Kris Brenner, Renee DeMaras, Kim Kenne- son, Tricia Graham, Veronica Kornetti, Gina Regna, Coach Bayles; 2. Sherrie Giles, Renee DeMaras; 3. Sherrie Brenner; 4. Tricia Graham. Page 101: 1. Gina Regna, Terry Reaves, Cindy Windberg; 2. Toni Regna; 3. Gina Regna, Cindy Windberg, Sherrie Giles. 100 Volleyball The Lady Dolphin volleyball team and Coach Bayles looked forward to the 1979 season with expectations of being the number one team in the conference. With Kim Kenneson and Toni Regna as returning starters, and Cindy Wind- berg, Tricia Graham, Kris Brenner, Dawn Greer, and Gina Regna putting in time last year, things looked great for the Dolphins. The Lady Dolphins got off to a slow start, but got their stuff together as the season progressed. The Dolphins shocked the Coral Shores Hurricanes and ’Cane fans when they beat them, 15-0 in the third game of a very heated match. Upon the close of the season the Dol- phin volleyball team had a respectable 7-9 record. Kim Kenneson was named to the first team all-conference. Tricia Graham and Toni Regna were recognized by honorable mention. Way to be, Kim, Trish, and Toni! Volleyball 101 Page 102: 1. Renee DeMaras, Sherrie Brenner, Donna Brower, Sherry Towe; 2. Donna Brower: 3. Kris Brenner, Sherrie Giles, Dawn Greer: 4. Toni Regna, Terry Reaves, Kim Ken- neson. Page 103: 1. Veronica Kornetti, Kalhy Albritton; 2. Gina Regna, Toni Regna, Cindy Duck; 3. Terry Reaves. Volleyball 103 M.H.S. GOLF TEAM The M.H.S. Golf Team is looking forward to a good year, with a very impres- sive season opening win over Palmer H.S. With returning players L. Damsey, P. Lynch, and J. Suarez, the Dolphin Put- ters can look forward to having many more wins similar to the one over Palmer. Due to an early deadline date, the Shoreline staff regrets that the only golf match we could cover was Marathon vs. Palmer, so we are doubly glad that we were victorious! 104 Golf p. 104 1. Caddy — Erik Steinmetz 2. Edward Gates, Coach 3. Forest Dodd, Sponsor p. 105 1. Landy Damsey 2. Pat Lynch 3. Jack O’Conner 4. James Suarez Not pictured: Mark Lilly Golf 105 BASEBALL With back-to-back district and regional championships from the 1978 and 1979 squads, the 1980 Varsity Baseball team had some big shoes to fill. With the loss of Willie Mills and David Perry, the Dol- phins had to replace two of the most suc- cessful pitchers in M.H.S. history. Senior righthanders, George Joseph and Bill Dan- iels, were pre-season favorites to hold down the top two pitching positions with help from Rick Fairbrother, along with Henry and Jon Snow. The yearbook staff would like to express its regret in not being able to more com- pletely cover the Dolphin’s baseball sea- son, but due to an early deadline date, the only pictures available were practice shots. Sorry guys! 3 106 Baseball p. 106 1. 3rd baseman, George Joseph 2. Outfielder, Bill Daniels 3. Coach, Bruce King p. 107 1.1st baseman, Henry Snow 2. Shortstop, Mike Perry 3. Bill Daniels acting normal 4.1st baseman, Mike Freeman Baseball 107 p. 108 1.2nd baseman, LaVan Bass 2. 3rd baseman, Jon Snow 3. Outfielder, Bill Harrison 4. George making one of his easy digs. 108 Baseball p. 109 1. Batgirls: Linda Vereline, Letty Cas- sidy, Pam Marshall, Carrie Rutherford, and Tammy Jones. Statisticians: Cindy Windberg, Renee Schlegel. 2. Managers: Tricia Graham and Hope Fuhrer. 3. Coach using his fungo! Baseball 109 SOFTBALL M.H.S. has a “young” soft- ball team this year. Terrie Reaves, Dawn Greer, and Sherrie Giles are the only returning players. Coach Bayles is teaching the girls how to play the game “right”. All the girls work hard at practice with the desire to have a winning season. y PAGE 110: 1. Leigh Manson 2. Monica Mills and Jodi Sharp 3. Coach Bayles 4. Jill Graber, Monica Mills, and Lisa Bragan 5. Dawn Greer PAGE 111: 1. Terrie Reaves 2. Leigh Manson and Kim North 3. Kathy Albritton 4. Carol Stuart 5. Coach Bayles and Mr. Sal Coletti, Assistant Coach. Softball 111 112 Clubs Division 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 IS 16 7 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 3 025 1 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30 P33§§ ’80 jUaf3 r i 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 5 6 7 4 IS 16 17 16 19 11 12 13 14 f • • 122 23 24 25 I 26 18 19 20 21 .2 8 29 11:‘ 30 31 25 26 .27 '28 @ ’80 junE Jr First row, left to right: Mr. Locke, T. Reaves. Second row: S. Badinski, L. Richards, H. Christmas. Third row: C. Ferguson, L. Decker, R. DeSanctis, C. Johnson. Fourth row: T. Roth, H. Snow. Fifth row: D. Roberts, L. Doerffel, C. Anderson. Sixth row: J. Snow, H. Gagliardini, G. Shouley. Seventh row: R. Pasnon, S. Louis, J. Trainor. Absent: W. Fredericks, D. Klein, J. Trainor, B. Wagner. 114 Clubs and Organizations MARCHING BAND Tiffany Daniels, practicing to be a superstar. T. Reaves, Pres., S. Sturgeon, Vice Pres., B. Wagner, Sec., S. Badinski, Treas. Don Klein, our Ringo Starr? Marathon High School’s “Marching M.” Vicki Sapp shows how it should be done, with the band’s help. 116 Clubs and Organizations TRAVEL CLUB J. Trainor, D. Conaway, J. Brown, A. Freig, M. Perry, E. Kitchen, B. Link, D. Snow, S. Jones, D. Moore, M. May, Mrs. Stout, Pam Radi, L. Cotner, and W. LeGrande. Travel club member, Lisa Cotner, busily at work. Mrs. Stout, Travel Club Sponsor. President, Michelle May, point- ing at Aruba. Clubs and Organizations 117 STUDENT COUNCIL Topic of discussion is Simon Says! “Look serious!” Simon says, “Put your hand on your face.” First row: M. Horn, H. Nelson, S. Ploegert, L. Van Wormer, T. Jones, R. Schempf, M. Satz, S. Powell, F. Cotner. Second row: V. Kornetti, L. Marshall, R. DeMaras, C. Windberg, D. Drake, K. Evans, L. Bodker, Mrs. Lowe. Last row: C. Ferguson, J. Suarez, K. Potter, L. Walsh, R. Schlegel, K. Albritton, B. Daniels, P. Marshall, J. Shea, K. Brenner, J. Windorski, T. Graham, T. Kerns, D. Snow and R. Proulx. Absent: K. Chap- pell, D. Greer, and L. Vereline. 118 Clubs and Organizations This year’s Student Council has been especially active. They sponsored pep busses and dances throughout the year. Student Council painted the football scoreboard and bought one for baseball with a little help from the Marathon Bank who also donated an athletic field flagpole and flags. Student Council leaders have attended summer leadership schools and other Council related work- shops. Money is raised by the talent show, Sadie Hawkin’s day and other projects. Kim Chappell, Secretary. Mrs. Lowe, Sponsor. Simon says, “Look Sneaky.” Dawn Greer, Treasurer. Clubs and Organizations 119 JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 120 Clubs and Organizations M. f unrer, U. Brower. U. Brower, M. Seitter, S. Miller, K. Perman, S. Brenner, D. Brazzell, M. Szymanski C Martin-Vegue, L. Manson, K. Wilhoite, A. Joseph, D. Olcott, J. Windberg, R. J. Albritton. N. Manheimer C Krieder, K. Mauke, and T. Slick. Although the junior high students may sometimes feel that they are not really a part of Marathon High School, their student council is very much in the thick of things. In December, their Christ- mas Ball celebrated the crowning of Donna Brower and John Ploegert as Queen and King for the 79-80 school year. In the spring, their 4th Annual Raffle raised funds to ben- efit the school and rewarded the top ticket salesman with lunch at the Sombrero Country Club. The hard work these students put in during their junior high years prepares them well for their years ahead as mem- bers of Sr. High Student Council. Jr. High King and Queen dance their traditional dance. Jr. High Homecoming Ball had a great turnout. Donna Brower, Vice President C. Martin-Vegue, Sec.-Treas. Hope Fuhrer and Denise Brower after the Jr. High Christmas play. Sponsor, Mrs. Stout Clubs and Organizations 121 Noel Manheimer, President DCT C. Kirby, L. Cotner, F. Mayan, M. Perry, G. Carter, E. Ferrell, W. Schuyler, G. Collins, C. Mathis, C. Kish, M. Sprang, Mr. Majewski, J. McClesky, S. Chapman, D. Pugh, C. Wagner, and R. Bondurant. 122 Clubs and Organizations INTERACT Gwen Seckinger, Marsha Satz, Patty Auth, Arthur Monahan, Ray Pasnon, Jim Suarez, Karen Howarth, Betty Callion, Shannon Powell, Kristine Petsche, Renee Schempf, Josh Shea, Dana Child, Bill Daniels, John Seckinger, Debbie Drake, Cathy Albritton, Susan Jones, Liz VanWormer, Susan Badinski, Delia Garcia, and Steve Sitaris. Dr. Gates, Interact Advisor. Interact officers: Debbie Drake, Sec.; Cathy Albritton, Treas.; Bill Daniels, Pres.; and John Seckinger, Vice Pres. Clubs and Organizations 123 Debra Williams, Ella Ferguson, Sharon Robbins, Juanita Hawkins, Sandy Picton, Jennifer Smith, Leah Zimmer- man, Andrea Joseph, Karla Klay, Carla Eigner, Lisa Tillman, Kim Evans, Sandy Melfa, Lcnore Baker, Debbie Bra- zed. Jodie Strub, Connie Rich. Kerry Mack, Mrs. Wilkinson, Suzanne Shaw, Paula Eigner, Mario Mason, Amy Aldridge, Susan Atkinson, Amy Rahmes. A friendly smile from Jennifer Smith. President, Kim Evans, installing new officers: Lisa Tillman, Carla Eigner, Andrea Joseph and Sandy Melfa. 124 Clubs and Organizations FHA Members of F.H.A. read along as the new members are installed. F.H.A. members enjoying the fruits of their work. F.H.A. officers: Lisa Tillman, Kim Evans, Sandy Melfa, Lenore Baker, Andrea Joseph, and Carla Eigner. Clubs and Organizations 125 NHS National Honor Society’s purpose has been to pro- mote academic excellence and to give students the opportunity to belong to an organization of such distinction. Club member- ship is a most desired privilege. NHS is also one of the busiest clubs at MHS. Besides the annual candy sale to raise money for scholarships, NHS members sell pennants, decorate the cafeteria each month, and attend the state convention in Ft. Lauderdale. NHS also has the great pleasure of pro- viding MHS with a jolly ole Santa at Christmas time. Mary Shveima, Pres.; Henry Nelson, Vice Pres.; Lisa Bragan, Sec.; Absent: Dawn Greer, Treas. Eileen Bentham signs the register book as the other inductees look on. Mrs. Arena, sponsor. Mrs. Diaz, sponsor. Back row, left to right: S. Giles, P. Auth, D. Drake, J. Shea, A. Mona- han, S. Sturgeon, H. Nelson. Middle row: M. Shveima, D. Greer, C. Rutherford, R. DeMaras, L. Casenelli. Front row: E. Bentham, A. Moe, M. Satz, and L. Bragan. Absent: L. Bodker, D. Child, M. Lilly, and K. Petsche. 126 Clubs and Organizations STAMP AND COIN CLUB Back row, left to right: Hulber Gagliardini, Henry Snow, Larry Doerffel. Front row: Tammy Rivers, Steve Lewis, Ricky DeSantics, and Charles Anderson. SHERIFF’S CADETS Back row, left to right: John Trainor, Byron Fames, George Aldret, Adair Hendrix, Tom Gerbase, Richard Worthington, Jeff Trainor. Front row: Vicki Sapp, Kim Houser, Terry Reaves, and John Manheimer. Clubs and Organizations 127 NIKE CLUB S. Ploegert, G. Regna, T. Graham, C. Rutherford, C. Windberg, L. Cassidy, L. Van Wormer. D. Van Norman, E. Ferrell, S. Giles, M. Satz, T. Rarick, Mrs. Hobbs, G. Seckinger, V. Kornetti, P. Auth, S. Badinski, M. Shveima, T. Reaves, P. Marshall, R. DeMaras, C. Kirby, J. Todd, C. Stuart, T. Jones, K. Olsen, D. Matlock, K. Chappell, K. Petsche, K. Castle, B. Wagner, R. Schempf and S. Powell. K. Chappell, Pres.; D. Van Norman, V. Pres.; E. Ferrell, Sec.; T. Jones, Treas.; Mrs. Hobbs, Sponsor. Mrs. Hobbs,Nike Club Sponsor. 128 Clubs and Organizations Nike Sweethearts, C. Windberg, J. Windorski, D. Matlock, and R. Rodriguez. Darlene Matlock just taking it easy. Watch out world, here comes Nike Club! Linda gives noisy members the evil eye. Please, don’t take my picture!” begs Cindy. Nike King and Queen, Terri Reaves and Mike Gay. The 1979-80 year was a busy one for the Nike Club. In October they sold Homecoming carnations and assisted the Kappa Phi Beta with their bike-a- thon. In November they joined with the Marathon B.P.W. in their family por- trait sale. April saw them busily involved with their fashion show and lunch- eon. Clubs and Organizations 129 YEARBOOK Advisors: Vivian Chisolm Linda Hale Ads: Renee Schlegel Business Manager: Renee DeMaras Clubs and Organizations: Renee DeMaras Sandi Strub ★ Cindy Windberg Editors: Carrie Rutherford Linda Vereline Faculty: Kristine Petsche Shannon Powell ★ Marsha Satz Index: Letty Cassidy Opening and Closing: Linda Vereline Photography: Lisa Bodker Gina Culmer Renee DeMaras Mitch Horn Thomas Manson Carrie Rutherford Mary Shveima Sandi Strub Catherine Vereline Linda Vereline ★ Seniors: Carrie Rutherford Renee Schempf ★ Ann Shearer Sports: Mitch Horn Thomas Manson Sandra Ploegert ★ Mary Shveima Staff Artist: Kim Chappell Typist: Glenda Kent Underclassmen: Lisa Bodker ★ Gina Culmer Tammy Jones Theresa Mayan Glenda Kent checks for typing errors. Letty Cassidy and Ann Shearer, quiet as usual. Tammy Jones hard at work. A rare, quiet moment for Kris- tine Petsche. 130 Clubs and Organizations Linda Vereline and Carrie Rutherford trying to Renee, are you still selling ads? catch up before a deadline. Lisa shows the Bodker charm. Renee DeMaras, do Business Managers have more fun? Hold that smile, girls ... Clubs and Organizations 131 Who’s the guy behind the Minolta? Good workers, great friends, Shannon Powell and Renee Schempf. Cindy Windberg and Sandra Ploegert find working on layouts much easier with glasses. Despite all the headaches, they keep on smiling. 132 Clubs and Organizations Mitch Horn, Catherine Vereline, Ann Shearer, Renee DeMaras, Renee Schempf, Lisa Bodker, Sandra Ploe- gert, Glenda Kent, Theresa Mayan, Marsha Satz, Sandi Strub, Kristine Petsche, Linda Vereline, Carrie Rutherford, Shannon Powell, Renee Schlegel, Letty Cassidy, Cindy Windberg, and Gina Culmer. Clubs and Organizations 133 The dynamic duo, Marsha Satz and Sandi Strub. VJ M Mary Shveima gives us a quick smile before getting back to work. W+.Mbo I rv P%xa. aSpl lUMijt {MLO'I X GjiYK t-Wl Xr cl Cur .Cc4| Underclassmen Division 135 Aldret, George Auth, Patty Bachmann, Traci Badinski, Susan Ban, Bobby Baumann, Mike Bentham, Eileen Bluett, Tim Bodker, Lisa Brown, Jessie Butler, Tom Callion, Betty Castle, Karen Cheek, Ray Child, Dana Collins, Greg Conaway, Drew Cotner, Lisa Underclassmen 137 JUNIORS WIN Daniel, Lori Daniels, Sherri Damos, Kevyn Davis, Matt Decker, Richard DeMaras, Renee DeMott, Chris DeRocker, Karen Drake, Doug Ernst, Bob Farness, Byron Frieg, Artie Fuller, Jeff Gale, Nick Geide, Steve Giles, Sheri Grabowski, Richard Greene, Kelli Greer, Dawn Hendrix, Adair Herr, Ricky Higgenbotham, Lauren Howarth, Karen Ignoffo, Liz Kent, Glenda Kight, Gina 138 Underclassmen FLOAT COMPETITION The junior class has really done some pretty decent things. They have really gotten their act together. But when you have people like Josh Shea. Jeff Windorski, Renee DeMaras, and Kristine Petsche leading you, how could you possibly go wrong? The class of ’81 started the year on the right foot in the school spirit department. They won their first spirit stick ever at the first pep rally. This really got them psyched up. For Homecoming some members of the class (Tammy Rar- ick, Kim Olsen, Lisa Bodker, Cindy Windberg, Karen Cas- tle, and others) made all kinds of posters, buttons and megaphones. All this and voice power from everyone in the class got the class its second spirit stick. It is traditional for the junior class to choose the theme for the Homecoming Parade. This class chose “songs. This proved to be the right choice for them as they won the float competition with the song Hand of Doom.” Underclassmen 139 Kirby, Carrie Kornetti, Veronica Little, Betty Lowery, Melanie Lowery, Steve Matlock, Darlene Mathis, Craig May, Machelle Martin, Susan Mason, Ross McMahon, Jamie Minton, Nancy Miranda, Manola Moore, Glen Moore, Joyce Moore, Melody Monahan, Arthur Nelson, Henry Odum, Robbie Olsen, Kim Oney, Judy Petsche, Kristine Parlegreco, Michael Poole, Gail 140 Underclassmen Class of'81: This year has been a very suc- cessful one for the junior class. We have really pulled together and have accomplished a lot of things. 1 hope we all have good luck and fantastic times in our senior year. Josh Shea Underclassmen 141 Powell, Shannon Radi, Pam Rarick, Tammy Reda, Rick Regna, Toni Ritter, Marianne Rockett, George Rodriguez, Rudy Satz, Marsha Schuyler, Wes Seckinger, Gwen Sharp, Bobbie Shea, Josh Sherrill, Ron Shveima, Mary Shuey, Donald Smith, Patti Jo Stoddard, Dan Underclassmen 143 Stover, Robbie Strub, Sandi Swanson, Bill Todd, Joyce Towe, Scott Trainor, Jeff Wagner, Babe Wagner, Curtis Weinard, Tom Windberg, Cindy Windorski, Jeff Womack, Mary Worthington, Richard Bunts, Barry (transfer) President —'Mfcfk Lilly, Vtc6 President — Dawn Snow Secretary — Wendy LaGrande. Treasurer — DeU Garcia ponsor— Mr. Terpos. phomore class gathefl l tog Ah ... Now ... There’s a class. They are next year’s goals for the Freshmen, up and coming competition for the Juniors, and fond memories for the Seniors. They are their parent’s built in babysitters, the almost invisible sibling of their brothers and sis- ters, and confidant to other Sophomores. They are America’s hope for tomorrow and next summer’s bus boys, waitresses, and stock clerks. They spend their time partying, daydreaming, par- tying, sleeping, partying, deciding what to wear, partying, gossiping, partying, eating, partying, oh yes! studying and partying. They want to have the best float, the biggest sec- tion in the yearbook, the most exciting sockhops, and the loudest roars in the pep rallies. For after all, their school spirit is unwavering, their confi- dence growing and their ideals forming. They represent M.H.S. with enthusiasm and pride. They are the Sophomores of Marathon High. AH ... Now there’s a class with class. Underclassmen 147 Albritton, Kathy Ardolino, Joe Asper, Pam Bachand, Ray Baron, Carey Bentham, Linda Bethel, Sherri Bobowski, Joe Bridger, Tom Brown, Carla Brown, Millard Buchmiller, Greg Cadiz, Christine Cassidy, Mike Cline, Don Cornelius, Leroy Dally, Trish D’Ascanio, Amedeo Davern, Peter DeMaras, Peter 148 Underclassmen Donlon, Laura Drake, Debbie Eigner, Joel Fames, Binki Frederick, Wendy Garcia, Deli Geraci, Karen Gladding, Tammy Gorbutt, Diana Hanna, George Hayles, Terry Hewlett, Arthur Hiatt, (Spruill) Charlotte Holmes, Terri Holyroyd, James Hornsby, Dallas Howell, Staci Huges, John Irwin, Brett Joseph, Kurt Underclassmen 149 Johnson, Lisa Joiner, Mark Jones, Suzanne Kroeger, Jim LaGrande, Wendy Laudermilt, Melissa Lilly, Mark Limoges, Shane Link, Brian Lynch, Pat Madenwald, Sarah Manheimer, John Manson, Tom Marshall, Lori Mayan, Theresa Melfa, Cindy Messick, Carl Moe, Andrea Moore, Diana Neubauer, Heidi 150 Underclassmen Orahood, Debbie Parker, Linda Pasnon, Ray Pisarchuk, Nick Plank, Veronica Ramsay, Beth Ray, Cathy Rex, Roger Riffe, Brian Robbins, Jackson Rosenbaum, Lori Roth, Tim Rutledge, Kathy Sitaris, Steve Schmidt, John Smith, Bradley Smith, Robby Snow, Dawn Snow, Henry Sutherland, David Underclassmen 151 Starcher, Eddie Steinmetz, Erik Stevens, Danny Suarez, Jim Tanner, Nancy Tessier, Joe Tingley, Tina Tomlin, Wanda Toute, Candy Tracey, Bonnie Tracey, Kim Trainor, John Umplebly, David Wagner,Carl Watson, Carol Warehime, Cindy Weinard, Patty Williams, Errol Williams, Robert Zalarick, Max 152 Underclassmen Underclassmen 153 Mr COn M 'MP OecxC £ 1owv) Hctldj £ Mam te tfw ihyoci Jhcjte. -fi tries +h yeQr HulF+i v d-ei sowecre, K3 Min toandWkrLrftftaMwj VyoJt pur • auery 'Aret. suwrw“ ctncL rwut a. neol y o.'o 'Talmcaf If borrsor, Mr. Howell. Freshman class officers: V. Pres., Mitch Horn|Pres„ Kim Evans; Sec., Lenore Baker; Treas., Kris Brenner. 154 Freshmen Ackerman, Dawn Aldacosta, Mary Allsop, David Anderson, Charles Anderson, Vicki Antonelli, Vincent Armstrong, Vicky Baker, Lenore Baltuff, Brad Battista, Rita Bender, Steve Besinger, Blase u Marathon High has a whole new Fresh- man class. At last they are in high school and among the big kids! They bring with them a freshness and innocence never again to be equaled. They have yet to become blase or take their position for granted; it’s too new and too special. Being a Freshman means new responsibil- ities, commitments and leaving childhood behind. Caught up in growth, new friend- ships, new kinds of relationships and fun. it’s a year that’s special in many, many ways. It’s both exciting and frightening, and Marathon High will never be forgot- ten by this year’s Freshmen. Underclassmen 155 Bickel, Russel Blackwell, Colleen Boggess, Rodney Boyer, Randy Brasche, Billie Branum, Tim Brenner, Kristen Browning, Bobbie Busner, John Cain, Deana Coccoli, Bruce Copell, Mike Coseglia, Sharon Cotner, Frankie Culmer, Gina Decker, Lisa ■Finn 156 Underclassmen Derwin, John DeSanctis, Ricky Doerffel, Larry Earp, Derek Ernst. Laura Evans, Kim Evans, Leslie Ferguson, Carlie Franco, Cristobal Freeman, Mark Frieg, Robbie Gagliardini, Hulber Gay, Jeff Geisler, Lisa Gerbase, Paul Germain, Harry Underclassmen 157 Gibson, James Graber, Jill Groom, Sandra Heitzman, Bernadette Hendrix, Vincent Hicks, Sherry Hiller, Don Hoffman, Tammy Hokanson, Brian Jachowski, Kathi Jeluso, Missy Johnston, Cindy Jones, Richard Kerns, Tina Konrath, Cindy Kornetti, John 158 Underclassmen Kroeger, Dan Lawless, Jimmy Lenco, Jeff Lewis, Steve Mayan, Missy McNeal, Marty McPherron, Rena Melfa, Sandy Milesie, David Miller, Rodney Molineaux, Chris Molineaux, Kevin Moore, Timmy Norman, Jenny Norman, Patty Odum, Daryl Underclassmen 159 Oney, Deana Owen, Rhonda Pasiuk, Helen Paskiewitz, Jake Patrick, Bud Pinder, Don Plank, Victoria Poole, Doug Potter, Kevin Proulx, Robin Powell, Kecia Putz, Ed Ramsay, Laura Reaves, Roderick Rehbein, Chris Robbins, Sharon Roberts, David Ross, Chris Ruiz, Mimi Shipley, Rob Shveima, Elizabeth Smith, Jennifer Smith, Scott Snow, Jon Spikes, Jeannie Splain, Brian Strub, Jodi Tittle, Joyce Walsh, Lori Ward, Natalie Warehime, Becky Zentz, Mike Underclassmen 161 and Wi 1 le dead, jusMu B iy really could do it. Ltion of Loj 162 Underclassmen Adams, Dawn Albury, Robert Alderman, Jon Aldret, Nancy Allen, Leroy Allsop, Allison Alterman, John Alzugary, Elizabeth Atkinson, Susan Banks, Penny Bateman, Freeman Blackburn, Tommy Blythe,Joe Brenner, Sherry Brower, Denise Brower, Donna Brown, Elwood Brusseau, Eddie Buchmiller, Doug Burns, Sherry Carrigan, James Cassidy, Kevin Castle, Tommy Chaplin, Jamie C V Underclassmen 163 Being an 8th grader isn’t quite as tough as being a 7th grader. They haven’t quite made it to Senior High yet, but they have only one more year to go. By this time the 8th graders know their way around school and have acquired a certain degree of confidence. They are anxiously awaiting the beginning of their 1st year of high school. Coccoli, Holly Collazo, Manuel Crosby, Richard Cucchi, Robert Dakin, Corina Daniel, Mary Daniels, Ben Daniels, Tiffany Davis, Debra Day, Eddie Dolan, Susan Eigner, Carla Eigner, Paula Eldridge, Amy Ferguson,Fay Ferreiro, Onildo Fuhrer, Hope Fuller, Marcus Frost, Andre Gardner, Joanne Gardner, Laurie Gaut, Michelle Gerase, Joaen Gibson, Annette Gourley, Rae Jean Gordova, Angela Gregory, Dennis Griffen, Mike Guide, David Halliday, Danny 164 Underclassmen Hawkins, Juanita Hayes, Paul Hayes, Mallery Hicks, Gary Holland, Susan Hopkins, Anita Hopkins, Rex Howarth, Melissa Jacobs, Bobby Jones, Letty Joseph, Andrea Kenneson, Vickie Right, Kathy Klay, Karla Koltunak, Bonnie Kosin, David Larrimore, Beth Lebo, Robert Lenco, Kristen Limones, Hortencia Limones, Isabel Limones, Mara Lohlein, Michael Limoges, Janice Manheimer, Noel Manske, Bob Manson, Leigh Martin-Vegue, Candy Mason, Mario Matlock, Marion Underclassmen 165 Maguire, Danny McCarthy, T erry McCormick, Kathy McClusky, Charlene Mclncrow, Joe Mercandante, Brian Midgett, Kenny Morris, Robert Morrison, Robert Murphy, Tom Newell, Donna Nipper, Marcia North, Kim Permann, Kim Platter, Tony Ploegert, John Pugh, Sherry Radi, Kim Rahmes, Amy Ramsay, Richard Ray, Karen Reaves, Trenton Rehbein, Eric Reidelbach, Nancy Reinheart, Thomas Rich, Connie Rush, Betty Rutledge, Robin Sabo, Mike Scott, Kenny 166 Underclassmen Seckinger, Chris Seitter, Mary Ellen Shaffer, Laura Shanahan, Gus Sharp, Billy Joe Shaw, Suzanne Shouley, Glenn Simpson, Robert Sitaris, Jimmy Smith, Jane Smith, Kevin Smith, Willie Staryk, Michael Steen, Ray Stevens, Dwain Stewart, Gordon Stewart, Ingrid Tate, Chad Tillman, Lisa Tingley, Robert Towe, Sherry Underhill, Dan Veal, Adam Wallace, Andrea Ward, James Watson, Paul Weber, Rusty Willhoite, Kevin Williams, Debra Zentz, Steve ( oS . .HoJLe. ,C ' 2. • _ 1 Underclassmen 167 Being a 7th grader can really have its ups and downs. For one reason you’re not the head honcho at Stanley Swit- lik anymore; you’re the low man on the totem pole. Some of the teach- ers would say, “Straighten up, people, you’re not in the sand box school anymore.” Well, it might seem tough, but don’t give up hope because eventu- ally in all due time, 7th graders do become sen- iors. Acqu vella, Terry Adkins, Candy Albritton, R. J. Aldacosta, Michelle Anderson, John Arango, Sandy Atkins, Linda Barrett, Brad Baumeister, Trey Bickel, Paulette Biller, Thomas Bookholt, Barbara Borra, Dean Brazzell, Debbie Brown, Ann Buchmiller, Leah Carbonell, Paul Carp, Mike Chaplin, Steve Coccoli, Scott Collazo, Alex Costa, Christina Culmer, Randy Curll, Walter Curry, Tommy Dell, Pat Dougherty, Andrea Faircloth, Patricia Ferrine, Vivian Frederick, Ryan 168 Underclassmen Freeman, John Fuller, Mike Gale, Tony Gallagher, Chris Garner, Joe Ground, Leslie Hanna, Carol Hanna, Frankie Harris, Stephanie Hayward, Brian Heitzmann, Joe Hines, Grade Holland, John Holmes, Todd Houser, Eric Isaksen, Johnathon Johnson, Kim Jones, Lora Jones, Richard Kish, Scott Kornetti, Paul Kreider, Chris Kump, Paisly Lance, Howard Lozano, Pablo Luley, David Lynch, Matt Marshall, Mel Mason, Susan Mauck, Kerry Underclassmen 169 McLennan, Robin McPhail, Elizabeth Midgett, Richard Migedt, Ronald Milesie, Steven Miley, Sarah Miller, Dale Miller, Roger Mills, Monica Mohler, Gloria Moore, Gene Muse, Kippy Nuccio, Rossi Olcott, David Oney, Hugh Ortiz, Marcie Parlegreco, Lee Privett, Kelly Ramos, Armando Rivers, Tammy Scott, Patty Shouley, Ann Stick, Tracy Smith, Darrin Smith, Jeff Spiering, Craig Stewart, Erica Thompson, Bobbie Tout, Jack Tracey, Janine 170 Underclassmen Underhill, Mike Valdez, Alfredo Van Digrift, Donna Vasquez, Alex Wakelee, Helen Walker, Mark Wilfong, Mary Wilson, Jimmy Windberg, Jaymi Windorski, Shelbe Zentz, Natalie Zimmerman, Leah Underclassmen 171 172 Community Division u £- 1 beiVen boot ± e S? vjc03k ltb the -iotPt fr £r ( _T i looh'. •beusi?0 o h - O x cH- )'D A-0 O A S Q, lsU t av ex' ocp-e. dc icx U eU gpo in u L o gCt“ i £ iA i e Community Division 173 THEBOOK EMPORIUM 5195 Overseas Highway P.O. 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Complete Cosmetology CARRERO'S Services — Unisex OFFICE Located at Crook and Crook Courtyard Mile Marker 3 1 SUPPLIES, INC. Big Pine Key 2233 Overseas Hwy. 872-2914 Marathon, FL 33050 FENTON'S FAMILY STORE Congratulations Class of 80 ifiiJll lllWlilX 1357 Overseas Hwy. Marathon 743-9307 Levis — Turtle Bay — Converse Many other quality names Community 183 The New Boulevard Bank BIG PINE KEY BRANCH SUNSHINE INN HEALTH FOODS Your convenient bank FIRST TO BRING COMPLETE BANKING TO BIG PINE KEY 872-2206 US 1 and WILDER ROAD, MILE MARKER 30i 2 BIG PINE KEY, FLA. Complete Line of Natural Foods and Vitamins n toiAi. loniai LENDER Visit our Juice Bar and Sandwich Shop Jerry and Marian Shinn 7601 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 BIG PINE LOWELL J. PIZZA CHICK Mile Marker 31 Big Pine Key 872-2546 Open 11-3, 5-9 Closed Monday Certified Public Accountant First Professional Centre — Suite 4 5701 Overseas Hwy. Marathon Florida 33050 184 Community REED APPLIANCES 2499 Overseas Hwy 743-5307 Frigidaire Fedders Fred rich Jenn-Air Vl itchen Aid Panasonic Modern- Maid The Friendly People at Reed Appliances L to R Edith and Bill Reed, Rick Mulya, and Rebel the doorbell. Complete Authorized Sales and Services Community 185 Ice • Beer Wine • Deli • Fresh Produce STOPOVER GROCERY OPEN 7 DAYS Jack and Aileen Orth MM 21-5 745-1892 Cudjoe Key v Q JJzit of J2uc(i zactuatinc) (Jail, of i gSo itTSl d [axat(ion S(ioxei azfczz 0 !2zuce and dVoxma 3xzLtnan Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Fla.33050 NOUIARDjOHIHOnj ON ALU IMPORTANT HIGHWAYS for a delicious meal or snack...quality and courtesy (Jood Jlixck Gtaii °f igSo GUY’S T.V. Sales — Service County Rd. and U.S. 1 Big Pine Key, Fla. 872-2207 186 Community 'tlUIUWIVM, � IVMUa U S Highway 1 at Mile Marker 49 Phone (305) 743-9071 Pieter Shirley Bakker, Owner-Hosts Community 187 CONGRATULATIONS PAM YOU FINALLY MADE IT! MARSHALL'S AUTO AND MARINE Located on Big Pine Congratulation's Thursday and Class of '80 ACE HARDWARE BIG PINE KEY Housewares Lawn and Garden Tools Paint Power Tools PVC Pipe 872-201 I Community Gong %atu£atCon± zSenLozG Jb jzzaiatty cA fa rdura z z line. 10730 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 305 743-3382 Best Wishes Seniors! FRENCH REALTY P.O. Box 287, Big Pine Key, Re. 33043 305-872-2287 Mile Marker 31 Elinor M. French Robert C. French — Realtor Fred T. French — Realtor Alma N. Raymond John Raymond !Z7(ie Q ziy SnA ood Jluafz igSo cSzniou Located at the Winn Dixie Plaza Pets Pisces Grooming — All Breeds Pet Supplies Aquariums — Tropical Fish I 1399 Overseas Hwy Telephone Marathon, Florida 743-3004 Community 189 MARATHON FURNITURE • Latest Design Furnishings • Complete 5550 Overseas Highway Decorator Marathon, Florida 33050 Service Available 305 743-6926 Vince and Cele Nuccio 1 gSo W. 190 Community doncj latutatLom zmozi. 5iog O (j£zi£ai cJ-fujij. 743-58og CONGRATULA- TIONS SENIORS DR. C. F. TROXEL STAFF Wendy LeGrande Nancy Kish Bev Meares Denise Dykes Cheryl Troxel KEY COLONY BEACH MARINA BOAT RENTALS — DOCKAGE CHARTER FLEET—BEER BAIT — TACKLE — MARINE SUPPLIES P.O.BOX 189 305 289 1310 KEY COLONY BEACH, FL 33051 Good Luck Seniors '80' Warren's Texaco Community 191 The Key Finest Affordable Hous jng Built In The Keys For Keys Living By | ys |ropical Manufacturing Jnc. Marathon, Fla. Congratulations, Class of '80 14 KT. GOLD 18 KT. Edwards Jewelers 10800 Overseas Hwy. Marathon Shores, FL 743-3177 WHERE THE KEYS PEOPLE BUY Charley Toppino Son Inc. • Ready Mix Concrete • Marathon • Rockland Key Block • Masonry Supplies Naples • Islamorada Phone: 743-6400 1500 107th St. Gulf Marathon, Florida 33050 Paul M. Gerbase Plant Manager Community 193 Congratulations Seniors from MARATHON AUTO SUPPLY CO. 6677 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Fla. 33050 JOHN C. PUTO PRESIDENT GOODIES ICE CREAM PARLOR 1733 Overseas Hwy. (2oncj %atutation± Jliom. do us. dJxadzx dPaxfz Jlinda, J ia(z and sdx Lc(iaxd cdfah Jdiom. Jdaix Jxaitzx dPaxfz dBotj and sJ o±zmaxij j£o(i[sLn zddo(jsxt, edl [ia(ias[, zA [attli £07 and Jdauxsn Best Wishes Seniors HANDLEY PAINT CO. Ralph Nackino Owner 194 Community BIG PINE TEXACO Auto Truck Service Repair Box 508 872-2248 Big Pine Key, FL L.G. Gabby Snarr EVERYBODY'S ACTION WEAR Located in Winn Dixie Plaza Community 195 oj Jdiidz, U Lfti Jlouz, zd l om and Jdad r' joannz. ' LifipLohtz.zij’' cMoms. — d l azLnz danvas. — dzafizzLE-S. d Ey do tony S zaafi dPfionz 28q- 1 166 196 Community TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Best Wishes and Good Luck! Community 197 Marathon, Florida Keys 743-6482 Bt ebiia--- ai — cJ-fz Laxc lP. (D. Box 71 1 zA { axa thon, 33050 NINO'S LOBSTER HOUSE Famous Formerly of Palm Beach, New York Free- port, Bahamas Now at 4650 Overseas Highway in the City of Marathon, Florida 33050 Featuring Fresh Shrimp, Lobster Fresh Fish Daily Superb French Italian Cuisine 198 Community R.F.D. No. I, Box 790 Mile Marker 39 Big Pine Key, FL 33043 (305) 872-2217 305 743-4244 HOLIDAY ISLE LIQUORS 4650 Overseas Hwy. • Marathon, FL 33050 Your Host — Bill Johnson poipmn umld tiumes 60% Off WWtt£S narratores rW3-43o'7 t HTvv£ 3-3J8fc 6 SiUORA- Dt5 ntnbUTOR. FREE ENGRAVIN6 MARTIN- VEGUE FUNERAL HOME Derek Martin-Vegue Funeral Director Phone:743-5177 Marathon, FL Serving the Key with Dignified, Friendly Service Community 199 MARAThoN TRAVeI SERVAE, iNC. 9151 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida Keys 33050 305 743-4110 305 743-4112 Car Rental 305 743-4119 6U t i4oJj, ObohMy t •’ J'uJ Jtrwion oJJ b i imyurf b)mj! (M W jutyoya . jmm . snuJiuM COy [ fitjOuy ClfrOJ ffUJMAV a rU) i OunytyrrU nuA a. -v «. We wish all the Seniors a amAtw joyful new life!! 2tM Co a. OiMJ,OurWL V OjoAMy (jfrOoL turnJU) UM dioxi- JJ'U X cp th OtA wjux. CbrvoL -nufvuu004 smouA. fytMTL-V JuspA douy Lt too jOOArumM) arf COwl AO U qti c f-iioc.LatE.4.: jQdJYyXJipXXKCji JPXtX gudy Ckamfiot {qJjqX CLU UaxaacL cPnyzLSaLrnttr CX tMJrf faOM.. LuaJl ) Unj Saxljaza CJatE Viotk yx i toj CCmjLa 200 Community IM THE KEV£- OU TUE GULF THE COMPLETE RESORT HOME OF THE BLUE WHALE Viunq ?j, - yN9 T6R m , RLStAURant • 60 Individual Villas Efficiencies • TV — Air Conditioned • Scuba Diving Center, Reef Trips - Air - Rentals Lessons - Sales - Service • Olympic Size Pool • Tennis Courts • Protected Harbor — 20 Berths • Marine Gas — Diesel — Electric • Boat Ramp — Showers • Lighted Fishing Piers • Nearby Shopping 4560 Overseas Hwy., Marathon, Florida 33050 Phone 743-5555 Community 201 CENTURY 21 Baragar-Gibson Real Estate, Inc. Realtor - MLS Mailing Address: Post Office Drawer 95, Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 YOUR FRIENDLY LOW TIDE BROKERS HOMES WATERFRONT CANAL ACREAGE BUSINESS SYMPATHY HINDSIGHT FISHING INFORMATION SAME OLD QUALITY SERVICE MAIN OFFICE: Big Pine Key on U.S. 1 305-872-2296 BRANCH OFFICE: Summerland Key on U.S. 1 305-745-3422 BRANCH OFFICE: Sugarloaf Key on U.S. 1 305-745-1856 Thomas R. Tucker and Sandy McKay — Registered Brokers Associates Ed Anne — Polly Brown — Averil Cawthon — George Cawthon — John Disher —Toni Etmanczyk — Patt Fosdick — Lee Fosdick — Mary Mae Donald — Gloria Medina — Joe Medina — Eleanor Sokol — Jo Neal Nolan — Jeffrey R. Nolan — Phil De Franco — Lynne Tucker — John Davis 202 Community (f ood Jluaiz to Taduating c Eniou dlzic and Su±an Sail DL {f odd n VucjCjzt Ud iamond± and jotd zvjztzy = : Mg)Dg0°)4 | jj Like no other place in town.... A superb blend of people and music IN OUR LIQUOR STORE A COMPLETE SELECTION OF WINES LIQUORS IMPORTED DOMESTIC DANCE TO THE PULSATING SOUND OF LIVE DISCO tS 5101 OVERSEAS HWY. MARATHON 743-6350 n ‘Congratulations Seniors 1980” Community 203 AIR-TITE SALES SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN COMMERCIAL REF. A C AND HEATING I0887O S HWY. MARATHON, FLA. 33050 inxj xatuLatiom CUiof'So MLS Q. (JVuacio iu ciatci: BuJcHiU Doni'D cxguion Q lnat SBxoJtt cMdtnZvdL Q lnct c lntonztti QxanJt Q. eNuccio — !j3io £t 204 Community Congratulations Class of 80 Headquarters for Gold Lance Class Rings Paul and Mary V. Monsell I 1020 Overseas Highway Marathon, Fla. 33050 (305) 743-6452 GEORGE A MARYANNE ROCKETT WELCOME YOU TO ... YOUR PRO 4 FAMILY DIVE CENTER FEATURING ieOO SO. FT. AIR CONDITIONED SHOWROOM COMPLETE WITH QUAD SOUND A FREE COFFEE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS • FIVE AIR STATIONS - SOOO PSI - NO WAITING • V, FULL DAY DIVING TRIPS TO LOOE KEY • CHARTERS TO CAY SAL BANK DISTRIBUTORS FOR OACDH • V0n SWHUTU • S TSWAYS • KM00 • WHITE STAS • O S 0IVUS • • AQUA-CMFT • SEOUL VS • UTUT SWTS • HE HOE I SOM AQUATICS • FEW VESTS • MCA MOVES • SEA TEC • fAKAUOM • OCEANIC • SEACOft 24 HOUR HYDROSTAT AND TANK CLEANING SALES — RENTAL — REPAIRS MACHINING «TWELDING 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK 872-9555 872-2700 ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Located On U.S. 1. Big Pina Kay. Box 319. “Zip 33043 AT MILE MARKER 31 Serving . . . Breakfast, Delicious Dinners, Gourmet Hamburgers, Seafood, Steaks, Frosty Schooner of Beer A Special Kiddie Menu and Much, Much More. Overseas Hwy., Marathon Shores, 743-3183 doncj zatutatLom s. EI2LOZ± Especially our daughter and sister Renee Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schempf and David Community 205 If you're looking for a sure thing, what Army life offers comes mighty close. By a sure thing, I don't mean an easy thing. I mean something you can count on instead of a less certain civilian future. To begin, a steady income. If you qualify, you start at $448.80 a month (before deductions). And you can only go up from there, as you become more skilled in a train- ing program that's guaranteed in writing. Also as part of the package, you're provided with good housing, clothing and food — no matter how high the cost of living climbs. Medical and dental costs aren't your worry, either. The Army takes care of you from head to toe. And there are many new educational opportunities open to you in your spare time — with the Army footing a large share of the bill. With 30 days paid vacation a year, you'll have plenty of time to travel where you want to. It adds up to a lot of benefits you can count on. And you'll have the unique satisfaction of serving your country. That's for sure. Call me. Army Sgt. Jack Barber 294 3 11 I Key West, Fla. 33040 Join the people who've joined the Army 206 Community CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS serving seafood fresh from their docks right next door! • PRIVATE DINING ROOM AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS ( reservat,on) t WE ACCEPT MAJOR CREDIT CARDS 743_2395 J Serving dinner, 5 o’clock ’til 10 (Closed Sundays). At the end of 11th St., Oceanside in Marathon. Best Wishes from ERA — Lower Keys Realty SMITH'S %., S0L£ ' RADIO and TV 5996 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Florida 33050 Karl Stevens (305)743-9096 P.O. Box 570 Big Pine Key, FI. 33043 872-2258 Community 207 13s±t of Hur.fi to tfiz. (2ta id of 'So fror Ml Casa Manana Motel 6800 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 SIMONES TRAVEL AGENCY CRUISE CONSULTANTS - OUR 52nd AIRLINES AIR CHARTER STEAM SHIPS TOURS HOTELS AUTO RENTAL SIGHTSEEING K' TRAVELERS CHEQUES CRUISES ('lajpt. cf andij c? oxtfiPiina 743-3424 Congratulations Seniors 5TW4T5 KIND’ Patterned after thex famous old Florida Keys fishing clubs. 'O Complimented by the ' luxuries of today. Your accommodations include use of motor, and sailboats, fresh water pool and Jacuzzi. Huge private beach, native foods, evening music and fond mem- ories to return to. RAINBOW BEND ““‘S? WRITE CAPT. KRIS OR VIRGINIA KARELIUS ■ P.O.BOX 2447 MARATHON SHORES, FLA. 33052 f.3051 289-1505 208 Community 100% Service-Free Checking We offer fhe best deal in town: 100% service-free checking! No strings attached, no gimmicks. Just plain value. Others may try to confuse the issue with the promotion of $2.00-a-month fancy account cards, but who needs them? The Marathon Bank offers most of the card features free ... plus 100% service-free checking. Community 209 Congratulations Seniors from the “The eating-and-meeting place in Marathon!’’ Fresh Seafood Lunch Dinner Orders to Go Beer South end of Marathon, Gutfside DL nicE fjtacE to Eat ICE CREAM — SANDWICHES Located in the Marshall Building, M.M. 30 2 on Big Pine Key Congratulations Class of '80 dauana.fi zd adio and dJQd Zenith — RCA Sales and Service CB Radios Car Stereos 743-5310 3000 Overseas Highway lo y Clothing and Accessories (2on£j zatutatLon± to tflE (2[a±i. of igSo 210 Community (fatty A LOUNGE P. 0. BOX 235 BIG PINE KEY, FLORIDA 33043 MILE MARKER 31 PHONE: 872-2641 MAKE IT { J} SPECIAL iSfe at “GROW WiTH US Ife. RT. 3 BOX 800 BIG PINE KEY, FL 33043 872-2468 m MM 30' 2 John, Genevieve, Jackie and Jonathan Isaksen Community 211 'TVA o c 'huQjcXs c? Ajut- -jJ ](Mm. C J Aa. ' K J|cAjJl-tivIL 7 o LA - . Phone 743-6247 O - . 212 Community T J-0-OL K -1' Phone 289-0007 or 289-0777 Designers II Home Planning and Interior Design BRINDATOWE, A.D. GRACE LAYNE, I.D. 8905 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Fla. 33050 VILLAGE PEDDLER, INC. The Straw Market Island Trading Co. Quayside Village Shops 12650 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 • PHONE (305) 745-3800, KEY WEST ML Phone: 743-5311 LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE 3568 OVERSEAS HWY. MARATHON, FLORIDA LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE Phone: 743-5919 OVERSEAS HWY. AT 107 ST. - MARATHON SHORES, FL. 214 Community (dyfood Jduafz to tfiz of ‘So ddl {ay you a cmjz faiz vaindi and fotdovjiny ±sa±. ” 216 Community John Schofield Phone: 743-5173 f © rama In The Heart of Fabulous Florida Keys 10888 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Florida 33050 (305) 743-4021 o46tam6 o4pptiaHce6 9hc. SALES SERVICE 5994 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON, FL 33050 Community 217 7 flobtAMA INSURANCE AGENCY We have special programs for young drivers and young married couples. Come in and let us help you. Agents: Augusta 12222 Overseas Hwy. Vera 40 Marathon Shores, Fla. Tom (305)289-0213 (2ong zatufation± Sandzaf (ffood J2uc(z to tfiz cta±±. of ' 8 o! P [om, 2 aA, iParn, PVanay, jCincLi and. £J.o(in cdfznofd' ± bxifk vjood cJffoom at Sattij di [otoz Jdodcjz Jl aza t(io 2 £L DCa. 743-3665 c fx no USCatt S, THE DIVING SITE • PRO OIVE SHOP AND RESORT MOTEL • AIR-SALES-RENTAL-REPAIR • DAILY REEF TRIPS • NAUI-P.A.D.I.-Y.M.C.A. • 40 FT 34 FT DIVE BOATS • HYOROSTATIC TESTING oral Lagoon MARATHON I 289-1021 I 12399 OVERSEAS HWY BETWEEN KEY COLONY VACA CUT RESORT 218 Community Guz Jlouz and (2oncj zatutation± Go Guz zSon± JlanAij gxacLuatLnc) 6 So U z. and d l z±. J2[oijd d am±stj Community 219 first notional bonk of marathon COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES DRIVE IN TELLERS CHECKING - SAVINGS - LOANS 743-9444 $601 OVERSEAS HWY [roSl MARATHON A FULL' SERVICE BANK. Audrey A. Elver Realty Licensed Real Estate Broker Two Locations: 10894 Overseas Highway and IE iirts Seventh Street Key Colony Beach, Fla. 33051 Business Numbers 289-0821 743-4600 220 Community KEY’S MEAT ONLY INDEPENDENT MEAT AND GROCERY IN MARATHON. MEAT AND DELI CASH AND CARRY Licensed Designers Remodeling Experts uznituiz £±Lcjn Complete Interiors • Drapes • Carpet Expert Installation Services Simmons — Sealy — Lane Whitecraft Ficks Reed Lamps — Paintings — Wallpaper Upholstery — Accessories — Bedspreads KEYS FURNITURE DEPT. STORE 289-1202 12188 Overseas Hwy. CRACKED CONCH CAFE Community 221 z [LcIcl± [Qouati Bay Sidz Quay inz. Gjold and jzvjzbij J zjiaL I LZ± 61 -5'JtA Jit. 142-4653 QiuiyiuU Q3i£[atjt M- 54 Z 9-0342 (QfucLio UnUznationat 1 1JJ.OO (0c7£td£ai Cj)-f(xrLj. 'jJovjn J£cfua%z dV al[ dl iaratfion, [oziAa 33 5° 743-2136 Tftevt et 11711 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY (NEAR VACA CUT) 743-9196 MARATHON, FLORIDA 33050 222 Community FLOWERS BYJ J Mara+hon Plaza 5105 Overseas Hwy. Mara+hon, Florida Keys 33050 Telephone 743-LILY Alyce Jones Pa+ Joseph SEVEN ACRE RESORT FROM THE HIGHWAY TO THE OCEAN • 100 ROOMS, • EFFICIENCIES • AND APARTMENTS • OLYMPIC POOL • SUN DECK • PICNIC AREA • MARINA • CHARTER BOATS • FISHING PIER • BOAT RAMP • TACKLE BAIT SHOP • ALL ROOMS HAVE REFRIGERATOR DRIFTWOOD DINING LOUNGE - ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY BILL PAULSEN OWNER-MANAGER 10877 OVERSEAS HWY. - U.S. HWY. 1 MARATHON SHORES, FL 33052 PHONE: 743-5571 (DutiLggzz A ins ii ti a net A3 o(j anA cAxHins AVaAacs 4594 vs.xi.sxii. sAfvjy. 1-305-743-6642 Al [axat(ion, Qdoxixla 33050 Telephone (305) 743-6732 A Florido Keys Business ■GEMINI PRINTING'S 1400 107th Street Gulf, Marathon, Florida Complete Design 5i Printing Service Office Supplies Accessories Community 223 KEYS PHOTO SERVICE We use Kodak paper SY for a good look 1 PIC' I RES) Enlargements Black White Slides Prints from Slides DROP YOUR FILM OFF AT ANY OF THESE LOCATIONS: MARATHON Rainbow Unlimited • Bragassa’s pharmacy • Halls Bait Tackle Key Colony Marina • Keys Heart Hobbies • Marathon Kwik Print Capt. Hook's Marina LOWER KEYS Bahia Honda Park • Big Pine Pharmacy Murrays Grocery • Bay Point Groceries Sunshine Key Camp • Underseas Dive Shop • Venture Out KEY WEST Swift's Camera Stereo • Conn's Camera • Dennis Pharmacy The Photo Shack ONE DAY PICTURES ON ALL C-41 PROCESS MARATHON ACE HARDWARE The Hardware Store THAT’S REALLY A HARDWARE STORE Open 7 Days 9-12 Sunday (305) 743-5131 2745 Overseas Hwy. Across From Buccaneer Lodge Marathon, Florida (dongzatu atiom S nLoz± ’So dunning ham, cZ hhnitton Jlznzi dP.cd . 8. (Zunningham, JlcLunt-naE. 8. czZftdnitton ZPztzi JZz,nzL d 1- cz ZizhcLZct 8. ZVainzz %EE.n.man 224 Community Robert E. McGrath, Jr. specialties: tires batteries front-end alignments CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS KEYS CHEVRON SERVICE 305-743-9418 'CAROS GIRTS SAMSONITE LUGGAGE RECORDS TAPES Rainbow Unlimited 5563 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON, FL33050 (305) 743-3840 m Mara+hon Tropical Nursery 1248 OVERSEAS HWY. LEO F. POPELL MARATHON, FL 33050 ANDY DAVES STANDARD SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE MARINE GAS DIESEL COMPLETE CAR SERVICE TIRES, BATTERIES FRONT END ALIGNMENT AIR CONDITIONING 1620 OVERSEAS HWY MARATHON FI 33050 PHONE 743-6327 Congratulations Seniors lPz£e 4 T.V. and S+ereo 1 1399 Overseas Highway, Mara+hon, Fla. 33050 (305) 743-3452 226 Community CHAR PIT BAR-B-Q 1400 Overseas Highway Marathon, FL. SPECIALIZING IN THE BEST PIT COOKED BAR-B-Q IN THE KEYS. PORK, BEEF, RIBS, CHICKEN COLDEST BEER ANYWHERE. FRESH FISH AND FLA. LOBSTER CASUAL DINING ON THE WATER Smell the Smoke Approaching the Seven Mile Briilge. Y’all Come! Mile Marker 48 PHONE 743-2300 Take Out COMPLETE HAIR CARE BEAUTY SERVICE 5160 OVERSEAS HWY. MARATHON, FL 33050 UNISEX HAIRSTYLING SALON 743-3350 HAIR PORT MOSTLY MEN FASHIONS SPECIALIZING EXCLUSIVELY INFINEMENSWEAR TUXEDO RENTALS 7849 Overseas Highway EVERYTHING FOR BOATING ft DIVING EVINRUDE - REPAIRS • DIVE TRIPS - AIR • RENTALS keys SEA CcM ft i ,nc P O BOX 515. BIG PINE KEY. FL 33043 305 872-2243 CARL AUFRECHT VIC E PRESIDENT Community 227 228 Community Ackerman, Dawn —155 Acquvella, Terry —163 Adams, Dawn —163 Adkins, Candy —168 Agnew, Doug Albritton, Kathy —103,148,118 Albritton, Raymond —168,120 Albury, Robert —163 Aldacosta, Mary —155 Aldacosta, Michelle —168 Alderman, Jon —163 Aldret, George —137,127 Aldret, Nancy —163,116 Aldrige, Amy —124 Allen, Kimberly Allen, Leroy —163 Allen, Stephanie Allsop, Alison —163 Allsop, David —155, 84,88,90 Alterman, John —163 Alzugary, Elizabeth —163 Andersen, Vicki —155 Anderson, Charles —114,155, 127 Anderson, John —168 Anthony, Joseph — 20, 75,97, 98 Antonelli, Vincent —155 Aquavekla, Terry —168 Ardolino, Joe —148 Arena, Barbara — 54,126 Arena, Paul — 54 Armstrong, Vicki —155 Arango, Sandra —168 Asper, Pamela —148 Atkins, Johnny Atkins, Leah Atkins, Linda —168 Atkinson, Susan —163,124 Aulozzi, Richard — 54 Auth, Patricia —137,123,126 Bachand, Ray —148 Bachman, Traci —9,137 Badinski, Susan —137,82,114 Strub, Terry Baker, Lenore —124,125,154, 155 Ballard, Tana —18, 20, 235 Baltuff, Bradley —155 Ban, Robert —137,145 Banks, Penny —163 Banks, T ammie — 20,122 Baron, Carey —148 Barrett, Brad —168 Bass, LaVan — 20,108 Bateman, Freeman —163 Bateman, Timothy — 8,21,82 Battista, Rita —155 Baumann, Michael —137 Baumeister, Jay —168 Bayles, Chuck — 54,100, 111, 11 Beachum, Thomas — 51 Belin, Cheryl — 42 Bender, Lori Bender, Steven —155 Bentham, Eileen —137,126 Bentham, Linda —148 Besinger, Blase —155 Bethel, Sherri —148 Bickel, Russell —156 Biller, Thomas —168 Blackburn, Thomas —163 Blackstock, John Blackwell, Colleen —156 Bluett, Timothy — 68, 71, 79,96 Blythe, Joseph —163 Bobowski, Joseph —148 Bodker, Alisa —118,131,133, 137 Boggess, Rodney —156,157 Bondurant, Robert — 21,122 Bookhalt, Barbara —168 Borra, Dean —168 Boyer, Randy —156 Bragan, Lisa —18, 21,44,110, 126 Branam, Timothy —156 Brand, Scott Brasche, Billie Brazzell, Debbie —120,124,168 Brenner, Kristen —100,102, 118,154,156 Brenner, Sherry —100,102,163 Bridger, James — 68, 69, 71, 78, 79, 80,145 Bridger, Thomas —148 Brower, Barbara —18,21 Brower, Denise —120,121,163 Brower, Donna —102,120,121 Brown, Anne —168 Brown, Carla —148 Brown, Edward Brown, Elwood —163 Brown, Jessie —117,137 Brown, Mary — 22, 75 Brown, Millard —148 Browning, Robert —156 Brusseau, Edward —163 Buchmiller, Doug —163 Buchmiller, Gregory —148 Buchmiller, Leah —168 Bunts, Berry —144 Burns, Sherry —162,163 Busener, John —156 Buster, Caryn Butler, Thomas —137 Cadiz, Christine —116,148 Cain, Deana —156 Callion, Elizabeth —123,137 Campbell, Margaret — 55 Carbonell, Paul —168 Carp, Mike —168 Carrier, Jay Carrigan, James —163 Carter, Gary — 22,122 Casenelli, Louie —11, 22,43,44, 45, 82, 85,126 Casini, Laura — 22 Cassidy, Letty —18, 23 128,130 Cassidy, Kevin —163,148,152 Cassidy, Mike — 68 Castle, Karen —128,137,142 Castle, Tommy —163 Cavanah, Barbara — 55 Champion, Donald Champlin, James — 88,89,163 Chaplin, James — 88,89,163 Chaplin, Steve —168 Chapman, Scott — 23,122 Chappell, Kimberly — 7,23, 118,119,128,129 Cheek, Ray — 4,137 Child, Dana —3,123,137 Chisolm, Vivian — 55,106,132 Christensen, Nancy Christmas, Holly —114 Christmas, Mary —116 Clark, Kathleen — 23 Coccoli, Bruce — 68,156 Coccoli, Holly Ann —164 Coccoli, Scott —168 Collazo, Alex —168 Collazo, Manuel —164 Collins, Gregory —122,137 Coston, Scott Conaway, Drew —117,137 Copell, Mike —156 Cordova, Angela Cronelius, Leroy —148 Coseglia, Sharon —156,158 Costa, Christine —168 Cotner, Franklin —118,156 Cotner, Lisa —137,117,122 Crabb, Gary — 24 Crabb, Thomas —10, 24, 68 Cripe, Helen — 55 Crosby, Richard —164 Cucchi, Robert —164 Culmer, Gina —131,133,156 Culmer, Randy —168 Curll, Walter —168 Curry, Tommy —168 Daeffler, Elizabeth Dagostaro, Antonia Index 229 Dakin, Corina —164 ( Dally, Patricia —148 Damos, Kevyn —9,11,138 Damsey, J. Landy — 9, 24, 44,47 Daniels, Ben —10,164, 236 Qaniels, Loretta —138 Daniels, Mary —164 Daniels, Sherry —138,144 Daniels, Tiffany —115,164 Daniels, William — 4, 24, 45, 68, 70, 74, 79, 80,107,123 V D'ascanio, Amedeo — 6,148 Davern, Michael — 68, 25 Davern, Peter —148 Davis, Deborah —164 Davis, Matthew —138 Day, Robert —164 Day, Warren —151 Decker, Lisa —114,156 Decker, Richard —138 Dell, Pat —168 DeMaras, Peter —148 DeMaras, Renee — 9,100,102, 118,126,128,131,133,136,137 Demott, Christopher —138 Dennison, Sarah DeRocker Karen —138 Derwin, John —157 DeSanctis, Ricardo —114,127 Diaz, Maria —126 Diezel, Rose — 53, 56 Doerffel, Lawrence —114,126 Doll, Cheryl —56,98 Doll, Dennis —12, 56, 70 Donlon, Laura —149 Donlon, Susan —164 Doughterty, Andrea —168 Drake, Deborah —118,123,149, 150,153 Drake, Douglas —126,138 Earp, Derek —157,159 Earp, Mike Eigner, Carla —124,125,164 Eigner, Joel —149 Eigner, Paula —124,125,164 Eldridge, Amy —164 Ernest, Laurie —157 Ernest, Robert —138 Evans, Kimberly —13,124,125, 154,157,118 Evans, Leslie —157 Fairbrother, Rick — 25,47,82 Faircloth, Patricia — 168,170 Fames, Bianca —149 Fames, Byron — 82, 83, 85,127 Ferguson, Carlie — 6,114,118 Ferguson, Ella —124, 264 Ferreiro, Onildo —164 Ferreiro, Vivian —168 Ferrell, Eloise —11,18,25, 73, 122,128 Franco, Christobal — 97,157 Franco, Jacinto Frederick, Ryan —168 Frederick, Wendy —149 Freeman, John —169 Freeman, Mark —157 Freeman, Michael — 25, 68,107 Frieg, Arthur —117,138,145 Frieg, Robert —157 Frost, Andre —164 Fuhrer, Hope —120,121,164, 165 Fuller, Jeffrey —138 Fuller, Marcus —164 Fuller, Michael —169 Fuller, Ricky Gagliardini, Hulber—114,126 Gale, Lawrence —138 Gale, Robert —169 Gallagher, Christopher Garcia, Delia — 2,92,118,123, 146 Gardner, Albert Gardner, Joseph —169 Gardner, Joanne —164,165 Gardner, Laurie —164,166 Gates, Edward — 56,104,123, 136 Gaut, Michelle —164 Gay, Jeffrey —157 Gay, Michael — 26, 45, 66, 68, 73, 79, 80,129, 236 Geide, David Geide, Stephen —138 Geisler, Lisa — 74,157 Geraci, Johanna —164, 236 Geraci, Karen Gerbase, Kim — 26, 44,45 Gerbase, Thomas —12, 66, 68, 69, 70, 75, 76, 78, 236, 239, 43, 26 Gerlock, SanDee-57 Germain, Harry —157 Germain, Scarlett Germain, Scott — 26 Gibson, Annette —164 Gibson, James —158 Giles, Sheri —100,101,102,137, 138,139,124,128 Giroir, Jerry — 53 Gladding, Tammy —149 Gordova, Angela —164 Gorbutt, Diana —149 Gourley, Raejean —164 Graber, Jill —158 Grabowski, Richard —138 Gradick, Katherine — 50, 72, 235 Graham, James Graham, Patricia — 7,13,27,44, 100.101.118.128.129.109 Green, Kelli —138,145 Greer, Dawn —12,100,102, 118.119.126.138.139.110 Gregory, Dennis —164 Griffin, Michael —164 Groom, Sandra —158 Ground, Leslie—169 Guide, David —164 Hale, Linda — 57,132 Hale, Richard — 66, 57, 71,18 Halladay, Daniel —164 Halloran, Jeremiah Hanna, Carol — 4,169 Hanna, Frankie —169,171 Hanna, George —149 Harris, Stephanie —169 Harrison, William — 27,68,108 Hartney, Barbara Hartney, Scott Hawkins, Juanita —124,165 Hayes, John — 27 Hayes, Mallery —165 Hayes, Paul —165 Hayles, T erry —149 Hayward, Brian —169 Heitzmann, Bernadette —158 Heitzmann, Joseph —169 Hendrix, Adair — 9, 68, 71, 78, 79, 80,127,138 Hendrix, Vincent — 68,158 Hensley, Mary Herr, Richard —183 Hewlett, Arthur —149 Hicks, Gary —165 Hicks, Sherri —158 Hidalgo, Reynaldo — 27, 99 Higginbotham, Lauren —138 Hiller, Donald —158 Hines, Gracie —169 Hobbs, Jessie —14,15,16,19, 51 Hoffman, Tamela —158 Hokanson, Brian —158 Holland, John —169 Holland, Susan —165 Holmes, Jeanette —18, 28 Holmes, Marcus — 90 Holmes, T erri —149 Holmes, Todd —169 Holroyd, John Hopkins, Anita —165 Hopkins, Mona —18, 28 Hopkins, Rex —162,165 230 Index Horn, Mitchell — 68,118,132, 133 Hornsby, Angela — 52 Hornsby,' Dallas — 88,91,149 Houser, Kimberly —13,92,118 Houser, Eric —169 Howard, Glenn Howarth, Karen — 9,138 Howarth, Melissa —165, 237 Howell, Harry — 8,149 Howell, Stacie — 8,149 Hughes, John —149 Ignoffo, Elizabeth —138 Irwin, Brett — 68,149 Irwin, Bruce —12,43,44, 66, 67, 68, 69, 76, 80, 98, 236 Isaksen, Jacqueline —167 Isaksen, Jonathan —169 Jachowski, Kathlann —158 Jacobs, Bobby — 88, 89,163,165 Jacobs, Leigh Jansen,John Jeluso, Melissa —158,161 Johnson, Cynthia —114,158 Johnson, Kimberly —169 Johnson, Lisa — 74,150 Johnston, Ramon — 58, 62,154 Joiner, Michael Jones, Letty —165 Jones, Lora — 9,169 Jones, Richard —158,169 Jones, Richard Jones, Suzanne — 92,93,117, 123 Jones, Tambra —18, 28,45,116, 118,128,129,130,109 Joseph, Andrea —120,125,165 Joseph, George —12, 29,75,106 Joseph, Kurt — 74,149 Keeney, James — 58, 237 Kenneson, Kimberly Kenneson, Viki Kent, Glenda —130,133,138 Kerns, Tina —118,158 Kight, Gina —11,138 Kight, Kathryn —165 King, Bruce — 58,106,109 Kirby, Carrie —122,128,140 Kish, Christopher — 29,122 Kish, Scott —169 Kitchen , Calvin — 29,45, 82, 237 Kitchen, Ed — 6, 69, 82, 86 Klay, Karla —124,165 Klein, Don —115,148 Koltunak, Bonnie —165 Konrath, Cindy —158 Kornetti, John — 68, 80, 88,90, 91 Kornetti, Paul —169,171 Kornetti, Veronica — 9,100, 103,118,128,140 Kosin, David — 88, 89,165 Kosin, Don — 5, 30, 82, 83 Kreider, Christopher —120,169 Kroeger, Daniel —159 Kroeger, James —150 Kump, Paisly —166,169 Lance, Howard —169 Larrimore, Lizabeth —165 Larson, Mitchell — 30 Laudermilt, Melissa —150 Lawless, James —159 Lebo, Robert —165 Leduc, Kimberly LeGrande, Wendy —117,118, 145,150 Lenco, Jeffrey —159 Lenco, Kristen —165 Lewis, Steve —114,127,159 Liermann, Mark — 30 Lillibridge, Glenn Lillibridge, Patricia Lilly, Mark —146,148,149,150 Limoges, Shayne —150 Limones, Hortencia —165 Limoges, Janeice —165 Limones, Isabel —165 Limones, Mara —165 Link, Brian —150 Little, Betty —140,143 Locke, Edward — 59 Lohlein, Michael Lowe, Bess — 53 Lowe, Debbie — 30 Lowe, Patricia — 52 Lowery, Melanie —140 Lowey, Steve — 9, 74, 82, 83, 84, 140 Lozano, Pablo —169 Luley, David —169 Lynch, Matthew —169 Lynch, Patrick —150,150 Madenwald, Sarah —150 Maguire, Daniel —166 Manheimer, John —12, 68,127, 147 Manheimer, Noel —120,121, 165 Manske, Robert —165 Manson, Frank Manson, Leigh —110, 111, 165 Manson, Thomas —150 Marshall, Lori — 92,118,150, 153 Marshall, Mel —169 Marshall, Pamela — 7, 31,45, 46,118,128,129,109 Martin, Susan —140 Martin-Vegue, Candy —120, 121,165 Mason, Mario —124,165, 234 Mason, Ross —140 Mason, Susan —169 Matlock, Darlene —128,129, 140 Matlock, Marion —165 Mathis, Craig —122 Mauck, Kerry —120,124,169 May Machelle —117,140 Mayan, Frederick — 31,122 Mayan, Melissa —4, 79,159 Mayan, Theresa — 4,79,131 Majewski, Alfred — 59,122 McCarthy, Terence —166 MCleskey, Charlene —166 McCleskey, John — 31,122, 238 McCormick, Kathryn —166, 239 McAninch, Serna — 52 McCurry, Jeffr — 52 McCurry, Jerri — 52,19 McCurry, Jerry Mclncrow, Joseph —166 McLane, Katherine — 59 McLennan, Robin —170 McMahon, Jamie —140 McNeal, Marty —159 McPhail, Debra McPhail, Elizabeth —170 McPherron, Rena —159 McQueen, Reggie — 32,43 Melfa, Cindy — 6,150 Melfa, Sandra — 59,124,125 Mercandante, Brian —166 Meskel, Mark — 32,44, 47, 68, 73,97 Messick, Carl —150 Midgett, Kenny —166 Midgett, Richard —170 Migedt, Ronald —169,170 Milesie, David —159 Milesie. Steven —170 Milete, Brian Miley, Sarah —170 Miller, Beth —32 Miller, Dale —170 Miller, Rodney —159 Miller, Roger —170 Miller, Shelley —120 Mills, Monica —110,170,171 Minton, Nancy —140 Index 231 Miranda Manola — 6,12, 68, 76, Paskiewicz, Jake —160 Regna, Toni — 94, 95,100,101, 79,140, 82, 83, 85, 86 Pasnon, Ray —114,123,151 102,103,142 Moe, Andrea —126,148,150 Patrick, Bud —160 Rehbein, Christopher —160 Moe, Stephen — 32 Patterson, Boyd Rehbein, Eric — 88, 89,91,166 Mohler, Gloria —170 Peddy, Terri — 33 Reid, Valerin —10 Molineaux, Christopher —159 Perez, Kelly Reidelbach, Nancy —166 Molineaux, Kevin —159 Perkins, Harry Reinhart, Thomas —166 Monahan, Arthur — 7, 99,123, Permann, Kim —166 Reinhart, Thomas —166 126,137 Perry, Michael — 107,117,122 Rex, Roger —151 Monahan, John — 5, 33,42, 68, Perry, David —10, 77, 34, 43 Rich, Conni —124,166 75,96, 99 Petrell, Patricia — 53 Rich, Sophia Moore, Diana —117,159 Petsche, Krstine — 74,123,127, Richard, Lindsey —114 Moore, Gene —170 130,140,141,133 Riffe, Brian —151 Moore, Glen —140 Picton, Sandy —124 Ritter, Marianne —142 Moore, Joyce —140, 236 Pietila, David Rivers, Tammy —127,170 Moore, Melody —140 Pinder, Donald Robbins, Jackson —151 Moore, Timothy —159 Pisarchuk, Nicholas —151 Robbins, Sharon —124,160 Moore, Valerie Pisarchuk, Theodore — 34 Roberts, David —114,161 Moreira, Orlando Plank, Victoria —160 Robinson, David — 36 Morris, Robert —163,166 Pland, Veronika —151 Rockett, George —142 Morrison, Robert —166 Platter, Patrick Rodriquez, Rudy — 6,10, 68, 70, Murphy, Thomas —166 Platter, Tony —166 76, 79,129,142,143,145 Muse, Kippy —169,170 Ploegert, John —120,166, 234 Roper, Lysette — 60,164 Nelson, Henry — 82, 83, 86,118, Ploegert, Sandra — 3,19, 34, 47, Rosenbaum, Lori —151 126 94,118,127,132,133 Ross, Annette Neubauer, Heidi —150 Poole, Douglas —160 Ross, Christopher —161 Neubauer, Rick — 33 Poole, Gail —140 Ross, Deborah Newell, Donna —166 Potter, Kevin —10,67, 68, 78, 80 Roth, Timothy —114,151 Newell, William Powell, Kecia —160 Ruiz, Diana —161 Nipper, Marcia —166 Powell, Shannon —118,127, Rush, Betty —166 Norman, Donald 132 Rutherford, Carrie —19, 36,43, Norman, Jennifer —159 Privett, Kelly —170 45, 74 Norman, Noreen — 53 Proulx, Christopher — 34 Rutledge, Kathryn —151 Norman, Patricia —159 Proulx, Robin — 92,118,150, Rutledge, Robin —166 North, Kimberly —166 160 Sabo, Michael — 4,166 Nuccio, Rossano — 111, 170 Pruitt, Cheryle Sapp, Vicki —116,127 Odom, Daryl Pugh, Donald — 35,122 Satz, Marsha —118,123,126, Odom, Robbie — 59 Putz, Edward —160, 234 128,133,141,142 O’Connor, Edward Quinn, Tobie Schemph, David — 88, 89, 91, O’Connor, Jack — 33,105 Radi, Kimberly —166 234 Olcott, David —120,170 Radi, Pamela —117,142 Schemph, Renee — 36, 75,118, Olsen, Kimberly — 95,128,140, Ragland, Keith — 35,68, 235 123,128 132,133 237 Rahmes, Amy —124,166 Schlegel, Renee — 9,19,18, 36, Oney, Deanna —160 Ramos, Armando —170 43, 94,109,118,131,133,153 Oney, Hugh —107 Ramsay, Laura —160 Schmidt, John —151 Oney, Judy —140 Ramsay, Beth —142,151 Schuyler, Wesley —122,142 Orahood, Deborah —151 Ramsay, Richard —163,166 Scott, Kenny —166 Orr, Joe — 59 Rarick, Tammera —128,140, Scott, Patty —170 Ortiz, Marcie —170 142 Scotten, Darla Owen, Rhonda —160 Ray, Cathy —151 Seckinger, Chris —167 Paan, Tony Ray, Karen —166 Seckinger, Gwen —123,128, Padgett, Troy Reaves, Roderick — 88, 89, 90, 142,143 Page, Teresa 160 Seckinger, John — 37,123 Pait, Sandra — 60 Reaves, Terri —19, 35,100,101, Seitter, Mary Ellen — 4,120,167 Parker, Anita 102,103, 111, 114,115,127 Seres, John — 37 Parker, Linda —151 Reaves, T renton —166 Shaffer, Laura —167 Parlegreco, James —170 Reda, Richard —142 Shanahan, Gus —167 Parlegreco, Michael —140 Regna, Gina — 2, 35, 75, 95,100, Sharp, Billie —167 Pesluk, Helen —160 232 Index 101,103,128 Sharp, Bobbie —142 Shaw, Suzanne —124,167 Shea, Joshua — 9,96,99,118, 123,126,136,137,142,144 Shearer, Ann —18, 37,130,133 Shelby, Pam Sheldon, Kirk — 37 Sherrill, Ronald — 68,142 Shipley, Robb —161 Shouley, Ann —170 Shouley, Glen —114,167 Shuey, Donald —142 Shveima, Elizabeth —161 Shveima, Mary — 73,126,128, 133,141,142 Siegrist, John Sikking, Laura Sikora, James — 60,82,90 Silverman, Lauren Simpson, Robert —167 Sitaras, Jimmy —167 Sitaras, Stephen —123,151 Slick, Tracy —120,170 Smith, Bradley —151 Smith, Darrin —170 Smith, Jeffrey —170 Smith, Jennifer —124,125,161 Smith, Kevin —167 Smith, Patty —142 Smith, Robert —10, 68,151 Smith, Russell Smith, Scott Smith, Steven Smith, Willie —167 Smyth, Jane —167 Snow, Dawn — 2,92, 93,117, 146 Snow, Henry — 107,114,126, 151 Snow, Jon —108,114,161, 236 Spiering, Craig —170 Spike, Jenanie — 3,161 Splain, Brian —161 Sprong, Monique — 38,122 Spruill, Charlotte —149 Spruill, Diana Starcher, Derek — 38 Starcher, Edward —152 Staryk, Michael — 4,167 Stebbins, Albert Steen, Raymond —167 Steinmetz, Erik — 97, 98,104, 152 Stelli, John — 38 Stephens, Gordon —167 Stevens, Danny —152 Stevens, Dwain —167 Stewart, Erica —170 Stewart, Ingrid —167 Stoddard, Daniel —142 Storer, Michelle Stout, Eunice — 60,117,121 Stover, Robert —144 Stover, Tamala Strub, Jodie —124,161 Strub, Sandra —133,144 Stuart, Carol — 38,128, 111 Stuart, Gordon Sturgeon, Scott — 39,115,126 Suarez, James —105,118,119, 123 Sutherland, David —151 Suzan, Katherine —150 Swanson, William —144 Swindel, Debra Sympson, William — 61, 69, 71 Szalkowski, Sharon — 39 Szymanski, Mark —120 Tanner, Nancy Tate, Chad —167 Terpos, Alexander — 61, 96,146 Tessier, Joseph — 68, 80, 88,90 Teves, Eugene — 39,96 Thompson, Eugene — 88, 89 Thompson, Jody Thompson, Roberta — 8,170 Tilman, Lisa —124,125,167 Tingley, Robert —167 Tingley, Tina —152 Title, Joyce —161 Title, Todd Todd, Joyce —128,144 Tomlin, Wanda —152 Tout, Candace —152 Tout, Jack —8,170 Towe, Scott —8,144, 239 Tow, Sherry —102,167 Tracy, Bonnie —152 Tracy, Janine —170 Tracy, Kimberley —152 Trainor, Jefferey —117,127, 144 Trainor, John —127,148,152 Underhill, Dan — 88,89,165, 167 Underhill, Mike —171 Umpleby, David —152 Valdes, Alfredo —171 Van Dirgrift, Donna —171 Van Es, Jovan — 39 Van Norman, Deborah — 40, 128 Van Wormer, Elizabeth — 9,40, 94, 95,118,123 Vasquez, Alex —171 Veal, Adam —167, 239 Vereline, Linda —18,40, 47, 109,118,119,129,131, 238 Vorsteg, Robert Wagner, Catherine —115,128, 144 Wagner, Curtis — 68,122,144 Wagner, Karl —152 Wakelee, Helen —171 Walker, Mark —171 Wallace, Andrea —167 Walsh, Dean — 40 Walsh, Lori —118,161 Ward, James —167 Ward, Natalie —161 Ward, Teresa —153 Warehime, Cynthia Warehime, Rebecca —161 Watson, Carol —152 Watson, David — 41 Watson, Paul —167 Watt, Priscilla — 61 Weber, Russell —167 Weinard, Patricia —152 Weinard, Thomas — 9, 82,83, 86.139 Whitehall, Gregory — 41 Wilfong, Mary —171 Wilkinson, Jane — 61,124 Wilkinson, Warren — 62 Willhoite, Kevin —10,68,120, 166,167 Williams, Debra —124 Williamd, Errol —152 Williams, Lynn — 41, 43,171 Williams, Robert —152 Wilson, Carrie Wilson, Jimmy —171 Wilson, Richard Widberg, Cynthia — 7,13,95, 100,101,103,118,128,129, 132,133 Windberg, Jaymi — 4,120,171 Winders, Jeffery — 41 Windorski, Jeffery — 8, 68, 70, 118,129,136,144 Windorski, Shelbe —171 Wingfield, Anthony Wohlers, Skip — 62, 88 Womack, Mary —144 Womack, William — 236 Worthington, Richard —127, 144 Wynn, James — 42,45,46 Wynn, Mary —138,142 Wyphowski, Paula Zalarick, Max —152 Zelnick, Carol Zentz, Michael —161 Zentz, Natalie —171 Zentz, Stephen —167 Zimmerman, Leah —124,125, 171 Index 233 THE CURTAIN FALLS 234 Closing A THUNDEROUS CLAP BEGINS WE SAY FAREWELL 236 Closing TO FAMILIAR FACES Closing 237 AS WE TREASURE OUR DAYS 23( AT MARATHON HIGH Closing 239 ... And now that our production has come to a close, we would like to recognize our hard-working staff and show our gratitude and appreciation. ... First of all to Mrs. Linda Hale and Mrs. Vivian Chisolm, our advisors, for the patience, guidance, and love they displayed throughout the production of Shore- line ’80. Without these two wonderful people we would never have succeeded in this fantastic accomplishment. ... A special thanks to Mrs. Katherine Gradick, her Administrative and office staff, and the faculty for, let’s just say, everything! ... To every business establishment that sponsored this year’s annual. ... To Coach Bruce King, who patiently answered the continuous questions asked of him and whose generous lending of his photographic equipment and skill was much appreciated. ... To Frank Meier and all the people at Bryn-Alan who made the color photo- graphs in this book possible. ... To the Keynoter, Marathon Travel, and Robert Agnew for their assistance in photography. ... To Mr. Bo Johnston, who was always lending us a helping hand. ... To Mr. Ken Thornberry, our Taylor Representative, who guided us in the right direction. ... And last but not least to all of you at M.H.S. who have shown such great enthu- siasm for our production staff. Thank you, everyone! We wish all of you happiness and success in the years to come! 240 Editors Page we � '