Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1983 volume:

AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING Title...............................................1 Opening.............................................2 Dedication.........................................12 Seventh Grade 16 Eighth Grade 24 Cheerleaders.......................................32 Football 36 Homecoming.........................................46 Volleyball 54 Freshmen.........................................62 Sophomores.......................................70 Juniors..........................................78 Basketball 86 Soccer 98 Tennis..........................................104 Clubs 106 Faculty 128 Softball 144 Baseball 148 Seniors..............................................152 Advertisers..........................................188 Closing 246 Title Page 1 and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Opening 3 4 Opening A time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance, Opening 5 Opening 7 8 Opening Opening 9 A time to mend and a time to sew, a time to keep silence and a time to speak, 10 Opening TO A VERY SPECIAL LADY 12 Dedication Each year a very special task faces the Shoreline staff. This task involves the choosing of an individual to whom the yearbook will be dedicated. This year’s staff considered many people, but decid- ed upon a person to whom they felt a great closeness. This lady is very impor- tant to them as she has devoted a great deal of time, energy, and concern toward their goal of publishing a memorable yearbook. She has taken a team full of “rookies” and molded them into a team of experts. She ruled with a strict code of ethics, but assisted with an understanding heart. She devoted endless hours toward our mutual goal, and helped tie together many loose ends. Coupled with her duties as sponsor of the Shoreline, she taught a full day of classes as well. However, she always made time when we needed an advisor or a friend. Without this ladies’ tireless efforts and devotion, the 1982-83 Shoreline would not have been possible. With appreciation and love, we, the 1983 Shoreline Staff, dedicate our book to our lady of all seasons, Mrs. Vivian Chisolm. Dedication 13 14 Division AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN Memory can gleam, but never renew. It brings us joys faint as in the perfume of the flowers, faded, dried, of the summer that is gone. — Henry Ward Beecher Division 15 SEVENTH GRADE Being a seventh grader has always been a bit rough on Marathon’s youngest students. This year’s “little people” were no exceptions. During the first few weeks, everyone seemed dazed and confused. Eventually, though, they got used to the surroun- dings and Marathon’s way of doing things, and their true natures began to develop. Although still a bit unsure, they became more confident as the year progressed, and by the end of the year they had become old hands, ready to assume leadership of the junior high and help next year’s “little people” find their ways through the halls, class changes, bell schedules, and locker combinations that make up the mystery known as seventh grade. The seventh grade girls found it more enjoyable to eat their lunch outside. 16 Seventh Grade CLASS OF '88 Roy Thompson found humor in his reading. The three musketeers found their lunch boring. What could Lauri Cucchi have been thinking about? Jenny Hammond let her spirit shine. Seventh Grade 17 Alexander, Craig Allen, Alex Allen, Jill Alvarez, Armanda Alzugaray, Armandito Antrobus, Charlie Arroyo, Alexander Badinski, Donald Bates, Scott Bennett, Cassie Bibb, James Blackwell, Cathy Kelly McGerry smiled at the thought of school getting out. Seventh graders were caught in the act of working. Blythe, Norman Bobowski, James Boffil, Marisol Boffil, Raul Bonfiglio, Mark Bookwalter, Brent Brown, Sam Brown, Tricia Butcher, Greg Butcher, Jeffrey Butters, Andrew Cameron, Alex 18 Seventh Grade Cameron, Allison Campbell, Troy Chowning, Brian Collazo, Zoraida Cooper, Shelley Cox, Danny Cucchi, Lauri Culmer, Melissa Davis, Anthony Doughman, Von Keith Dressel, Howard Duck, Jeff Scott Egert found his work puzzling. Keith Strickland was amazed at what he was learning. Elberth, Erick Ferguson, Ben Fisch, Charlotte Flint, Dawn Freeman, Ronnie Gagliardini, Monica Garcia, Mario Gardner, Russell Gibson, Shawn Ginette, April Gonzalez, Maritza Goodwin, Vernon Seventh Grade 19 Gossage, Brenda Gregory, Michael Gregory, Paul Halbert, Jason Hammond, Jenny Harding, Jamie Hayden, Heidi Hayes, David Heinen, Heather Holmes, Nicole Holmes, Roxie Holub, Scott Minerva Perez served the ball. Krissi King and Heidi Hayden found getting their picture taken very funny. Hosek, Hugo Huff, Chad Hunter, David Jeluso, Jimmy Jewell, Thomas Johnson, Christine Johnson, Keith Johnston, Jill Katch, Tom Kepley, Marie Konrath, Jon King, Chuck 20 Seventh Grade King, Krissi Kirwan, Sean Kowalik, Elyse Laster, Vivian Leatherwood, Vivian Leeper, Bobby Leird, Simon Linn, Tracy Littmann, Randy Livings, Joey Logan, Perry LaMantia, Steve The junior high band thought about their next masterpiece. Joe Salazar seemed dazed and confused. Martin, Beth Marty, Daniel Matson, Jim Mauck, Brad Michelson, Luke Moriera, Odalys Mosley, Ernest McGarry, Kelly McMillin, Chantelle Napoles, Jose Newlin, Roger Nuccio, Janie Seventh Grade 21 Nunez, Miguel Oney, Shane Perez, Henry Perez, Minerva Perez, Yamile Perkins, Maurice Perrin, Tim Picard, Lisa Pilger, Michelle Prince, Teri Pujol, Rosa Rabito, Tammy Even in a crowded cafeteria seventh graders stood out. Local gossip was discussed at a football game. Ray, Tina Reilly, Chris Rice, M'ke Rockett, Sky Rodriguez, David Rojas, Sergio Rotella, Tony Rubi, Ivis Russell, Jo Ann Rutherford, Christine Sardinas, Lenia Schremp, Alex 22 Seventh Grade Show, Michael Sikking, Michael Silcox, Joyce Sinkfield, Paul Smith, Dana Snider, Edward Splain, Charlie Sprinkle, Vickie Stangle, Lance Stike, Jennifer Strickland, Keith Thompson, Roy JoAnn Russel! hit the books. “The professor” — hard at work. White, Gene Williams, Beth Williams, Lora Wolfe, Darin Yakel, Steve Tyska, Mark Ulbrich, Todd Van Vliet, Ester Vasquez, Fabian Wade, Michael Waters, Sandy Seventh Grade 23 EIGHTH GRADE Eighth graders . . . nobody ever really paid them too much attention. They’re “junior high,” those little guys that seem- ed to fill the halls between classes and overflowed the cafeteria during lunch. In the junior high community, however, they were the big shots, the pros. They had already become involved in school activities, and by the end of the year were well on their way to beginning their senior high careers. Next year, as freshmen, they will be participating in senior high activities, and will have even more of an opportunity to be a part of Marathon High School. Jennifer Jenkins decided studying wasn’t her bag. Danny Bower was caught meditating after his exam. What could these three have been up to? 24 Eighth Grade CLASS OF 87 Could Jaime Rojas have been camera shy? David Mason took time from his work for a smile. Adams, Chris Adams, Eddy Aldret, Raymond Ammons, Danny Anderson, Donald Arroyo, George Blackwell, Mickey Bower, Danny Boyles, Michele Brady, Sharon Brown, Debby Burnett, Ginny 26 Eighth Grade Butters, Simon Cayce, Lyle Chandler, Jamie Cole, Tifford Collazo, Ana Contich, Billy Cooper, Bryan Correa, Lily Davis, Arthur Dobson, Denise Drissel, Easterly, Elwell, Christopher Evans, Leslie B. Faircloth, James Falcone, Angela Ferguson, Sheila Flint, Pete Garcia, Matilda Gaspardo, Lynn Goodman, Kerry Graber, Julie Gregg, Rema Griffith, Theresa Tension grew within Theresa Regna’s face. except Angela Falcone thought that something was funny. Hammond, Hilarie Hayes, Carolyn Hileman, John Holland, Brian Holmes, Rodney Jenkins, Jennifer Johnson, Bo Jordan, Brandi Kaelin, Julie Keller, J. P. Klay, Kendall Leatherwood, Sirena Eighth Grade 27 Leird, Anthony Lohlein, Lauren Main, Jeff Marigham, Leon Mason, David Massey, Jeffrey Massey, Lynn Mayan, Carin Millis, Moses Mills, Shelly Mitchell, Barney McDowell, Mickey Powell, Trevor Radi, Troy Rand, Gesse Ray, Anthony Ray, David Regna, Theresa Michele Falcone and Hilarie Hammond Navarro, Maria Pace, Emily Patterson, Jeremy Perdigon, Juan Perdigon, Manuel Powell, Chuck Rella, Ann Marie Rich, Helen Richardson, Eric Rivers, Tim Rodriguez, Angela Rojas, Jaime 28 Eighth Grade These shoes took a knocking but kept on walking. Carrying the cape and the crown was a very important job for Lynn Gaspardo and Chris Elwell. Steffens, Kim Stine, Lynn Strickland, Tracey Sweeting, Shane Sylvester, Shannon Tariche, Robert Thibeault, Camella Thompson, Mark Thompson, Mike Valenzuela, Joseph Winner, Les Woodland, Wendi Eighth Grade 29 “Eighth grade looks pretty good after all,” exclaimed this group. 30 Eighth Grade Kerry Goodman showed his Colgate smile Dani Scotten helped Jaime Rojas get ready for Homecoming ft Mm,.. ■ Troy Radi exclaimed “I m innocent! Danny Ammons was caught in the science wing. Eighth Grade 31 VARSITY “Got tough!” yelled Michele. Being a cheerleader was one tough job. In fact, it took a lot of hard work and time. Besides yelling and jumping around, the cheerleaders made name tags and posters, came up with ideas, organized pep rallies and practiced. All that was done to raise school spirit. To be a cheerleader, a girl must be really dedicated. Top to bottom, L to R: Candy Martin-Vegue, Lee Larson, Dawn Adams, Donna Brower, Michele Falcone, Robin Proulx, Denise Brower, Hope Fuhrer, Faye Ferguson, Tricia Faircloth. 32 Cheerleaders CHEERLEADERS Tricia, Lee and Faye showed their stuff. The cheerleaders danced to “Hurrah for Marathon.” Robin tried to charm our photographer. Dawn proved even cheerleaders aren’t perfect. Candy, Donna and Dawn formed a totem pole. Cheerleaders 33 JUNIOR VARSITY Captain Angela Falcone Theresa smiled prettily. Michelle was ready to cheer the team on to victory. Krissie King, Theresa Regna, Heidi Hayden, Michele Pilger, Angela Falcone Heidi was full of spirit Krissie had spirit. 34 Cheerleaders Donna Brower was ready to go! Denise and Hope congratulated each other on a job well done! Cheerleaders discussed their next stunt. These cheerleaders hoped they wouldn’t fall down! Pep rally peppiness! Dear Mrs. Doll, Thank you for everything you’ve done for us. Thanks for all your time, patience, energy and for just being there. Love, The cheerleaders Cheerleaders 35 EYE OF THE DOLPHIN The Dolphins “huddled” for a pep talk. Football is like a nuclear war. There are no winners, only survivors — Frank Gibson The Dolphins got fired up before a game. Head coach Rick Hale Defensive coach Dennis Doll Special teams coach Matt Arthur 36 Football B!! SB Senior football players, L to R: Mitch Horn, Ed Putz, Robbie Frieg, Don Pinder, Kevin Potter, Vince Hendrix, John Kornetti and Gene Thompson. Managers: Cindy Willhoite, Rhonda Owen; statistician, Natalie Ward. 1982 Football Team, L to R, T to B: E. Putz, M. Horn, S. Sweeting, D. Pinder, J. Sitzler, M. Hayes, D. Luley R. Culmer, R. Bailey, V Hendrix, K. Willhoite, K. Potter, J. Kornetti, G. Padilla, G. Thompson, R. Owen. N. Ward, A. Van Conas, E. Morales, R. Frieg, J. Gardner, K. Johnston, D. Maguire, C. Tate, K. Sitzler, J. Jeluso, S. Chaplin, and C. Willhoite. Football 37 Number Player 3 Ernie Morales 5 Matt Reyes 7 Paul Kornetti 12 James Chaplin 20 Steve Chaplin 22 Jon Alderman 25 Andy Van Conas 28 Mallery Hayes 30 John Kornetti 32 Matt Lynch 33 Kevin Potter 40 Kevin Sitzler 47 Billy Crawford 50 Shane Sweeting 51 Randy Culmer 53 Robbie Frieg 54 Chad Tate 55 Danny Maguire 57 Joe Gardner 61 Kenny Johnston 62 Kevin Willhoite 63 Mitch Horn 64 Ed Putz 66 Don Pinder 71 Jake Sitzler 73 Vince Hendrix 75 Robert Bailey 78 David Luley 82 Gene Thompson 84 Kelle Dickman 85 Greg Padilla 88 Jim Hanshaw 89 Mike Lewis The Dolphins scrambled for a touchdown. Jamie Chaplin handed off to Kevin Potter as Marathon’s offense was hard at work. The Dolphin offense played superbly this season. The Dolphin offense opened up a hole as Kevin Potter ran for a touchdown. 38 Football The Marathon Dolphins opened their season by defeating the Benjamin Buccaneers 13-0. Senior halfback John Kornet- ti scored both touchdowns of the game in the first half. The Dolphins ended up with 189 rushing yards. The Dolphins chalked up their second win of the season by defeating the Pace Spartans 16-7. After the first half, the Dolphins were leading 9-0. In the second half, after seven minutes, the Dolphins scored again as John Kornetti went over from the one. Ernie Morales kicked the extra point. Later in the quarter, Gene Thompson caught a 10 yard pass in the end zone. Again, Morales kicked the extra point. Marathon scored again a few minutes later as junior Chad Tate blocked a kick. The ball rolled out of the end zone to give the Dolphins a two-point safety. The Dolphins suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Pine Crest Panthers with a score of 35-0. The Panthers put a lot of points on the board in the first half. In the third quarter, the Dolphins held the ball. Running backs Kevin Potter and John Kornetti had some yardage, but fumbles and interceptions kept the Dolphins from scoring. Playing on a rain-soaked field, the Dolphins defeated the Mary Immaculate Mariners 22-14. Kevin Potter came through with 127 yards on 16 carries, scoring two touchdowns and a pair of two-point conversions. The Dolphins had one touchdown in the first half, moving 75 yards to score with a two yard plunge by quarterback Jamie Chaplin. In the se- cond half, the Dolphins moved steadily downfield. Potter’s four yard burst into the end zone hiked up the score. Later in the game, Potter had a 61 yard run for the last touchdown of the game. The Dolphins shut out the Ransom Raiders 24-0. After an early fumble by Ransom, Kevin Potter scored first for Marathon, following his touchdown with a 2 point conversion play in the first 12 minutes. In the second half, Robert Bailey hauled down a Raider back in the end zone, gaining a 2 point safety. The Raiders then punted. Following a 17 yard toss to Steve Chaplin for a touchdown and Ernie Morales’kick, the score stood at 17-0. Later, Ransom fumbled on their own 35, and Potter followed with a 35 yard touchdown. Ernie Morales kicked the extra point again, and the score was 24-0 in the second period. Mallery Hayes was the leading Dolphin rusher with 68 yards on 13 attempts. The game’s leading tackier was Jake Sitzler with 11 stops. The Dolphins achieved their third shutout 28-0 against the LaSalle Raiders on Parents’ Night. Gene Thompson scored the first touchdown, and Ernie Morales kicked for the extra point. The Dolphins moved steadily downfield, and John Kornetti scored by going over the goal line from the four. Ernie Morales kicked for the extra point but missed. He made up for it later in the first quarter, though, with a 28 yard field goal. In the second half, Paul Chaplin ended the game with a 7 out of 15 completion record. Jake Sitzler, who sprained his ankle in the preceding game, ended the game with two interceptions, two fumble recoveries, and 11 unassisted tackles. The Dolphins achieved another victory against the Gulliver Raiders by the score of 28-0. Early in the game, John Kornetti put the Dolphins on the board with score of 28-0. Early in the game, John Kornetti put the Dolphins on the board with a 31 yard option pass. Senior Gene Thompson scored the first touchdown, and Ernie Morales booted the ex- tra point. Shortly after, Kornetti went over the goal line from the four, but the extra point attempt failed. Later in the first quarter, Morales made up for his missed kick with a 28 yard field goal. In the second half, Paul Kornetti scored two touchdowns on passes from Jamie Chaplin. Mallery Hayes had an exceptional game with 93 yards on 13 tries. The Coral Shores Hurricanes defeated the Dolphins on a rain-soaked field 14-0. The Dolphins, still nagged by injured players, made many little mistakes that cost them. The Dolphins had 100 yards on the ground, 46 belonging to Kevin Potter. Defensive backs Mallery Hayes, Steve Chaplin, and Paul Kornetti played good games. The Dolphins shut out the Belen Wolverines in their last game of the season 15-0. Marathon gained more then 200 yards rushing. The touchdowns occurred in the fourth quarter when Kevin Potter sprinted 40 yards for the first touchdown. John Kornetti added the two-point conversion and also scored the Dolphins touchdown. Ernie Morales booted the extra point. This was the last high school football game for eight seniors who graduated this year. They are John Kornetti, Kevin Potter, Vince Hendrix, Robbie Frieg, Mitch Horn, Ed Putz, Don Pinder and Gene Thompson. Football 39 40 Football Football 41 In 1982 the football program was expanded to include a junior high squad. Working with a lot of new recruits and a few Youth Club veterans, coaches John Critcher, Tim Reed, and Mike Freeman had a tough task to deal with. The 1982 season started out exceptionally well for the Junior Dolphins with a 35-0 win over the Coral Shores Hur- ricanes. The Dolphins took on Gulliver Prep at home, losing the contest with a close score of 14-13. With their record 1- 1 the JV squad traveled to Westminster with high hopes of improving their record to 2-1, but all hopes came crashing to the ground at the final buzzer with the score 30-8 in favor of the Warriors. The Junior Dolphins then traveled on to Belen where they lost 6-0. The JV squad returned home to play Pine Crest, but the Dolphins couldn’t get it together. With the defense falling apart, and the offense unable to control the ball, the Dolphins fell to a 44-0 defeat. After a solid week of practice the Dolphins finally got it together and beat the Ransom Raiders 28-0 for their Homecoming game. JUNIOR VARSIT A Ransom back was brought down behind the line of scrimmage. L to R, Row 1: T. Ross, S. Sweeting, M. Freeman, M. Lewis, G. Padilla, T. Campbell, J. Lewis, D. Powell, V. K. Doughman, S. Johnson, R. Frederick, J. Arguez, J. Jeluso, K. Johnston, J. Duck, Row 2: A. Vasquez, B. Mitchell, D. Correa, K. Bookwalter, J. Faircioth, J. Liddy, T. Ross, T. Badinski, J. Chandler. Football Coach Mike Freeman watched the action. FOOTBALL Zfr -z n -4� ' Pf A whole cast of Marathon defenders sacked the quarterback. Football 43 Teddy Badinski was tackled at the line of scrimmage. Troy Campbell broke outside for gain of yardage. JUNIOR HIGH From nomination to crowning it was a suspenseful and happy time for four couples who were chosen to be the Junior High king and queen candidates. This year the decision was very tough on the judges as all the candidates were outstanding. This year the honor went to Miss Hillary Hammond and Mr. Jaime Rojas. in a moment of tearful joy the queen was crowned. The king and queen greeted their subjects. Jaime Rojas received the banner of royalty. 44 Homecoming HOMECOMING Theresa Regna and Chris Adams Emily Pace and Jaime Rojas Homecoming 45 Ik Julie Graber and Barney Mitchell Hillary Hammond and Shane Sweeting HOMECOMING Homecoming ’82 was one homecoming full of psyched-up students. All the classes dressed up to show their spirit, but the junior class came out to be the most spirited all around. All of this spirit and posters, and yelling and screaming at the pep rally, added up to excitlement. Anticipation mounted with the parade and the football game and, of course, the crowning of the king and queen. Cowgirl Lee Larson captured Mr. Arthur . . . captured his heart. Everyone stayed clear of Nancy Aldret, and there was no need for explanation. Two cool dudes were just hanging out. 46 Homecoming HOMECOMING The most spirited boy was Noel Manheimer. The most spirited girl was Laura Ernst. Homecoming 47 The band led the parade down U.S. one. The first Junior High float. The junior float. The senior float. VICTORY Sophomores had the winning float. The freshman float 48 Homecoming Michele Falcone and Terry LeRoy Lee Larson and Mike Staryk -C. Tina McNeal and Kevin Sitzler Rhonda Owen and Vince Antonelli Homecoming 49 ROYALTY Vincent Hendrix and Robin Proulx Gina Culmer and John Kornetti 50 Homecoming ROYALTY Natalie Ward and Kevin Potter Gina was thrilled about being chosen queen. Vincent Hendrix and Gina Culmer were the two seniors honored with the crown of Homecoming King and Queen. Congratulations! Royalty ’82 — Vince and Gina Homecoming 51 DOLPHINS VS The Dolphins went into their Homecoming game as underdogs against the district champion Westminster Warriors. This made their Homecoming task more dif- ficult. The Dolphins played their best game of the year, holding the highly regarded Warriors to less than 100 yards total offense, but still came out on the short end of the final 14-0 score. We’re number one! Both teams were out to catch the pass. Mallery Hayes went for the tackle. Robbie Freig punted the ball. 52 Homecoming WARRIORS Jon Alderman tried to get the ball. The tackle was made by Don Pinder. The Dolphins proved that they were tough. Ed Putz blocked as Mallery Hayes broke through the line. Homecoming 53 LADY DOLPHINS The Lady Dolphins of MHS had another fantastic year of volleyball in the 1982-83 season. All six of their starting players returned for the 1982 season. They were seniors Kris Brenner, Laura Ernst and Liz Shveima, and juniors Sherry Brenner, Tiffany Daniels and Kim North. Along with returning team members Rita Jones and Tammy Paul, Chris Costa, Julie Graber, Sally Graber and Lora Jones worked their way into the 1982 team as alternates. Con- gratulations to Laura, Tiffany and Kim for making all con- ference for two years in a row! Coach Chuck Bayles Managers, T. McNeal, A. Eldridge, B. VanLeth. L to R, Row 1: C. Bayles, L. Jones, L. Schveima, S. Brenner, K. North, T. Daniels, R. Jones; Row 2: J. Graber, S. Graber, C. Costa, T. Paul, L. Ernst, K. Brenner; Row 3: B. VanLeth, T. McNeal, A. Eldridge. 54 Volleyball Freshman — Tammy Paul — 4 Junior — Sherry Brenner — 11 8th grade — Julie Graber — 2 The Lady Dolphins’ regular season record was 12-0, which was enough to capture the 1982 Gulf stream Conference championship, the first ever for an MHS volleyball team. Due to last year’s winning season, the Lady Dolphins were recognized as one of the best volleyball teams in South Florida. This recognition earned the Lady Dolphins an invitation to the most prestigious volleyball tournament in Miami, the Jaguar Invitational. The Lady Dolphins finished sixth over all in the tournament, which included 15 teams. The Lady Dolphins were also invited to the Plantation High School Volleyball Tournament, where they finished seventh over all of the 20 teams that participated. Freshman — Rita Jones — 8 Volleyball 55 Sophomore — Chris Costa — 1 Junior — Tiffany Daniels — 9 56 Volleyball Senior — Liz Shveima — 14 c Senior — Kris Brenner — 7 Sophomore — Lora Jones — 6 Senior — Laura Ernst — 3 Volleyball 57 DISTRICT REGIONAL Coach Bayles called time out to discuss strategy. Liz Shveima spiked the ball. Tiffany Daniels set the ball for a spike. Sherry Brenner thought about another win. Kim North spiked through a block. 58 Volleyball CHAMPIONS Tiffany Daniels spiked the ball. Tiffany Daniels and Kim North blocked. Tiffany Daniels set Kim North for a spike. The Lady Dolphins brought a 26-4 record into the District 16AA Tournamnet, losing only to 4A schools. The Lady Dolphins earned a bye in the first round of the tournament, then defeated Coral Shores in the semi-finals and Westminster in the finals, to claim the 1982 District 16AA title. This advanced the Lady Dolphins to the Regional 8AA Tournament where they defeated Pine Crest and captured the Region 8AA title for the second year in a row. The Lady Dolphins took their regional title to the Sectional 4AA Tournament where they faced John Carroll’s Lady Rams in Ft. Pierce. The MHS Lady Dolphins got ready for the serve. An ankle injury suffered by Tiffany Daniels left the Lady Dolphins in a state of confusion because of the change in rotation. The team’s confidence in themselves, however, made them still hopeful of winning the sectional tourna- ment. Unfortunately, time and luck ran out for the Lady Dolphins who found themselves in the same position they were in last year, one step short of the State Tournament. Volleyball 59 60 Division WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER If we had no winter, the spring would not be so pleasant; if we did not sometimes taste of adversity, prosperi- ty would not be so welcome. — Anne Bradstreet Division 61 FRESHMEN This year’s freshman class should have been proud of themselves. For their first year in senior high, they were full of spirit and enthusiasm. They came in third in the Homecoming float competition and did very well in all the other ac- tivities of Homecoming week. This year’s officers and sponsor did their best to prove that freshmen are people too. Mr. Arthur was the class sponsor. Freshmen got down. Freshmen got a kick out of their new hats. 62 Freshmen GLASS OF ’86 Jarrod Frock thought money grew on trees. Tammy Paul prepared to address a meeting. Tammy Paul, President; Jarrod Frock, Treasurer; Tina McNeal, Vice- President; Mollie Gregory, Secretary. Tina McNeal gave us her “executive” smile. Freshmen 63 Albury, Lindy Alzugaray, Debbie Armstrong, Teri Arguez, Jose Bachman, JoAnn Baumeister, Trey Becker, Kurt Bookwalter, Kimber Boyles, Mike Bragassa, Robert Buchmiller, Leah Butters, Chris Callahan, Susie Cassidy, Hooper Correa, David Coppotelli, Lisa Collazo, Alex Cucchi, Ray Something caught Jose’s eye on the sideline. Cindy Willhoite loved our camera!! Mark was so engrossed he missed our photographer. 64 Freshmen LOVERBOY Cummins, Roger Curll, Walter Dillard, Tanya Durbin, Junior DeLano, Lisa Fassl, Elfie Foy, Robin Frock, Jarrod Garland, Peggy Gerner, Sheri Golazewski, Maria Graber, Jon Greene, Jay Gregory, Mollie Grove, Chris Gutterman, Scott Freshmen 65 Everyone got in on the action. Hammond, Gregg Hanna, Frankie Harding, David Harris, Greg Hayes, Howard Heitzmann, Joseph Herzhauser, Uwe Holmes, Marcus Irwin, John Johnston, Kenny Jones, Kimberly Keys, Billy King, Kara Kirby, Roy Krause, Tommy Kuschka, Mark Another one, Hooper? A look at what a freshman class really is. 66 Freshmen Our spirited freshman class. Our super jocks, Tammy Rita. � ■« Kris and Lisa were not camera shy. Lazenby, Eric Leatherwood, Geraldine Leatherwood, Rosemary Leatherwood, Tommy Leeper, Wendi Lewis, Jon Linn, Troy Lohlein, Matt Love, Donna Morales, Ernie Moyer, Patty McNeal, Tina McGarry, Collin McPhail, Ellie Olcott, David Ortega, Lori Paul, Tammy Freshmen 67 Hans Wagner was our hero! All eyes were on the speaker. Tony Putz ... a loner? Phillips, Dawn Powell, Dallas Pratt, Kris Putz, Tony Qualls, Kelly Rabito, Kim Ray, Cindy Reilly, Michelle Rice, Lisa Rinaldi, John Rojas, Simon Ross, Tim Sawley, George Shouldey, Anne Sitzler, Kevin Smith, Bryan 68 Freshmen Palumbo, Lorraine Peifer, Angie Perrin, Robert Ross, Todd Spiering, Craig Spivey, Bertha Starnes, Michelle Stellwag, Donavan Swift, Denise Tate, Kevin Thomas, John Van Leth, Barbarina Vasquez, Bill Vice, Eddie Wagner, Hans Whitehall, Meghan Willhoite, Cindy Zambrotta, Scott Franklin, Mary Gladding, James LaMantia, John Layne, Beth Mollie still had spirit! the GREAT freshman float. Freshmen 69 SOPHOMORES This year’s sophomore class was very spirited, although their only victory was the Homecoming float competition. That showed that they still had a ways to go. Oh well, there will always be next year and the year after. The sophomores have come a long way. Last year they were on- ly runners up in the float competition. This year first place was theirs. GOOD SHOW, SOPHOMORES!!! Class sponsor, Alex Terpos Sophomore class officers L to R: David Olcott, Treas.; Michele Falcone, Sec.; Steve Chaplin, Vice-Pres.; Kip Muse, Pres. 70 Sophomores CLASS OF 85 Albrecht, Elizabeth Albritton, R. J. Aldacosta, Michelle Allsop, Alison Anderson, John Angyelof, Bill Armitt, Lisa Arroyo, Richard Badinski, Ted Baumeister, Thad Simon said, “Raise your hand. Jay, you’re out. Kippy Muse was excited about having his picture taken. Terry Leroy was caught playing with tape. Sophomore lunch tables can only mean trouble. Sophomores 71 Beasley, Gwen Biller, Thomas Brady, James Brown, Ann Brown Vicki Brumagin, Laura Carbonell, Paul Chaplin, Steve Charmont, Todd Costa, Chris Crawford, Billy Culmer, Randy 72 Sophomores We had some spirited sophomores during Homecoming week. Steve and David were having fun at lunch. Steve Chaplin hammed it up at the sophomore class meeting. Looks like the sophomores were having a good time. Dakin, Corina Dunn, Mike Faircloth, Tricia Falcone, Michele Frazier, Kris Frederick, Ryan Gallagher, Chris Gardener, Joe Ground, Leslie Hanshaw, Jim Irwin, Don Isaksen, Jonathon Sophomore 73 Jamison, Jodie Jimenez, Tania Jones, Lora Keon, Ty Kornetti, Paul Leroy, Terry Lewis, Mike Luley, David Lynch, Matt Manheimer, Noel Marshall, Mel Mason, Susan 74 Sophomores Masters, Kim Matthews, Denise Mauck, Kerry McDowell, Stacey Miley, Sarah Miller, Lisa Mohler, Gloria Morris, Misty Morrison, Robert Muse, Kip Nicksic, Kathy Nuccio, Ross Friends? That’s us! A proud and happy Mr. and Miss Sophomore posed for this picture. These sophomores were just hangin’ around. Sophomores 75 Padilla, Greg Pavletich, Patti Pine, Kim Ray, Karen Ray, Michelle Reaves, Trenton Rella, Bryan Rivers, Tammy Ross, Tammy Sapp, Kristine Sitzler, Jake Smith, Darrin m David Olcott was a cool dude. Todd and Gloria jitter • bugged at the 50’s dance. 76 Sophomores “Huh, say what?” asked Ryan. Everyone was climbing the walls. Spangler, Paul Szymanski, Mark Underhill, Mike VanLeth, Briska Vasquez, Alex Violette, Ronald Wakelee, Helen White, Leigh Windorski, Shelbe Wolszczack, Jay Wood, Cassie Zimmerman, Leah Sophomores 77 JUNIORS Chris Seckinger — President Mrs. Pait, sponsor, Snoopy, and Harv Murton, OSP representative Kim North — Treasurer 78 Juniors The junior float was a true work of art. Cheers to the class of ’84! Juniors 79 Adams, Dawn Alderman, Jon Aldret, Nancy Alzugaray, Liz Atkinson, Susan Bailey, Robert Susan and Kim seemed to enjoy their daily snack. Andrea, what were you thinking about? 80 Juniors Four juniors on one bench could mean trouble! The Junior class proudly held up their spirit stick. The Junior class was a class with class. They proved they had a lot of spirit as they won two pep rallies, in- cluding Homecoming, came in second place in the Homecoming fence competition, and won the Class Spirit Award for Homecming week by dressing up everyday. With the leadership of sponsor, Mrs. Pait, the class held a successful magazine sale. The juniors look forward to taking over the leadership of the school next year. Some juniors were caught posing for the camera, again! Chaplin, James Coile, Laura Cordova, Jackie Cucchi, Robert Daniels, Ben Daniels, Tiffany Dickman, Kelle Diehl, Eric Eigner, Carla Eigner, Paula Eldridge, Amy Evangelista, Liz Juniors 81 Say ah, Denise! Andy and Jamie found watching Kelle put on his class ring fascinating. Laurie and Lee showed the styles of the 50’s. Whatever Robert said, Chad and Jamie didn’t seem to like. Fuhrer, Hope Garcia, D. J. Geide, David Goderski, Garner Graber, Sally Gregory, Dennis Hernandez, Alberto Holroyd, John Hopkins, Rex Huff, Kim Isaksen, Jacqueline Jacobs, Bobby 82 Juniors Johnson, Kenneth Joseph, Andrea King, Bill Klay, Karla Larson, Lee Lenco, Kristen Lohlein, Michael Maguire, Danny Martin-Vegue, Candy Mason, Mario McCormick, Kathy North, Kim Carla and Suzanne tried to start a new trend. Hop-a-long Dickman traveled downfield. Mario and Sherry got psyched before a pep rally. Juniors 83 Could the creature on crutches have been Matt? Susan caught a ride from Kathy. ‘Sexy” Noel posed for the camera. Chad chatted to Coach Hale while Jon daydreamed. Kim and Mario asked, “Where are the cowboys?' Permann, Kim Ploegert, John Pugh, Sherry Ramsay, Ricky Reyes, Matt Rutledge, Robin Scibilia, Chad Seckinger, Chris Shaffer, Laura Sharp, Billie Shaw, Suzanne Sitaras, Jimmy 84 Juniors Smith, Willie Smyth, Jane Staryk, Michael Tate, Chad Towe, Sherry Van Conas, Andrew Ward, James Willhoite, Kevin Williams, Debra Zambrotta, Bruce Zellhart, Diane Wonder what caught Carla’s eye! Marty and Rae Jean hammed it up for the camera. Dawn Adams showed us her best side. Juniors 85 VARSITY L-R Row 1: Coach Critcher, D. Kosin, J. Chaplin, B. Jacobs, P. Kornetti, J. Jacobs, J. Culver; Row 2: S. Chaplin, R. Shipley, C. Seckinger, R. Hopkins. G. Thompson; Row 3: J. Sharp. Coach Critcher gave Robb Shipley some instruction. Managers, Jackie Isaksen and Laura Shaffer. 86 Basketball BASKETBALL A jump ball started the game. Defense showed potential Rebuild! That was Coach Critcher’s job when he took over a very young Dolphin basketball program. Talented but in- experienced was the proper assessment for the 1982-83 Dolphins. At times our team played brilliantly and at others they showed their inexperience. Even so they were ranked in the Miami News polls for most of the season reading as high as eighth in the South Florida A-AA competition. The Dolphins’ record this year was a very close .500. The expectations of the young ball players was much higher, but the accomplishments of the team were much to be pro- ud of, from the community and from themselves. The season record for the Dolphins was an even 13-13. Although sometimes very painful, the lessons learned by this year’s basketball team will be useful in the near and far future of every member of the team. Offense took over. Basketball 87 Gene Thompson took a step up to the basket. David Kosin made sure he had enough room. Robb Shipley watched a shot. Bobby Jacobs gained possession of the ball. 88 Basketball Steve Chaplin shot with accuracy. Paul Kornetti scored still another 2 points. Jamie Chaplin was ready to go. Basketball 89 Gene Thompson went for the one and one. Paul Kornetti played keep away. 90 Basketball Paul Kornetti jumped for a hit at the ball. David Kosin took a flying leap. Steve Chaplin thought about his next move. Robb Shipley shot for the stars. Basketball 91 Jamie Chaplin jumped against a tough opponent. 7 Gene Thompson passed the ball. Bobby Jacobs fought for possession. Robb Shipley tried to out move his opponent. David Kosin showed his good form. Jamie Chaplin dunked it. Basketball 93 JUNIOR VARSITY L-R, T-B, Row 1: R. Holmes, J. Sitaris, T. Campbell, B. Zambrotta, J. Isaksen, A. Davis, R. Nuccio, Coach Culver; Row 2: M. Lohlein, H. Wagner, P. Davis, H. Hayes, T. Baumaister, J. Graber. Coach Culver at a rare moment, quiet. Statisticians Billie Sharp and Diane Zellhart. 94 Basketball BASKETBALL Howard Hayes stared in awe at the basket. This year’s junior varsity basketball squad was an inex- perienced team, as most of the players from last season had moved up to varsity. Coach Culver did everything he could to build a winning team, but the squad’s lack of ex- perience lost some games that otherwise might have been won. With this year of experience under their belts, the junior varsity Dolphins will be looking forward to a winning season next year. Troy Campbell dunked it. Basketball 95 Rossi Nuccio looked for a teammate. Paul Davis brought the ball downcourt. Hans Wagner looked at a difficult shot. Jon Graber and teammates thought about getting into the game. 96 Basketball Keep away is what Matt Lohlein did. Paul Davis shot from the foul line. Basketball 97 VARSITY Team captains — J. Oney, R. DeSanctis, and C. Molineaux. J. Campbell, R. Owen, D. Oney, V. Brown, managers. L. to R., Row 1: D. Powell, C. Anderson, L. Doerffel, R. DeSanctis, H. Gagliardini, K. Johnson, K. Wilhoite, C. Molineaux, J. Oney, J. Miles, J. Freeman, G. Padilla; Row 2: A. Terpos, J. Liddy, D. Olcott, R. Aldret, D. Ammens, J. Rojas, D. Stellwag, and J. LaMantia. 98 Soccer SOCCER Senior John Oney tried to steal the ball from his opponent. Senior Chris Molineaux booted the ball with ease Soccer 99 Although the Marathon High School varsity soccer team did not have a tremendously good season record wise, there were some bright spots. Senior John Oney broke Max Anthony’s 1978 scoring record of 10 goals by net- ting 11 goals. Other players who contributed to the team’s scoring drive included Ernie Morales and Chris Molineaux, each with three. Marathon earned their only win of the season against the Westminister Warriors by the score of 5-3. The leading scorers for the game were Ernie Morales and John Oney with two goals each, and Chris Molineaux with one. Senior Dolphins who will not be returning next season are John Oney, Chris Molineaux, Larry Doerffel, Hulber Gargliardini, Ricky DeSanctis, and Mallory Hayes. Coach Terpos explained the play to John Oney. Raymond Aldret showed off for the camera. Varsity players discussed their strategy before a game. 100 Soccer Mel Marshal reached up to block th« goal. John LaMantia stole the ball from his opponent. John Freeman guarded Marathon’s goal. John Liddy fought to control the ball. Mallery Hayes gave his all to block the pass. Soccer 101 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: D. Stellwag, B. Keyes. D. Powell. B. Micthell. J. Liddy, J. Arguez, M. Seckinger, J. Patterson; Row 2: B. Vasquez, C. Wagner. S. Kirwin. S. Rojas, S. Holub, D. Ammons, E. Pace, J. Rojas. 102 Soccer is was the first year Marathon had a junior varsity soc- iam. This gave the younger students an opportunity to Jvolved with more sports activities. V team played a total of five games. John Liddy I the two goals in the Westminster game which Ithon lost 4-2. Sean Kirwin, Danny Ammons, and Rojas also had a fairly good season. j though the JV Dolphins lost all five of their games, [did gain experience through their defeats and will In to the field next year a much stronger team. J.V. managers: Michelle Boyles and Lauren Lohlein. Jeremy Patterson kept his eyes on the ball. Soccer 103 This year is the first year Marathon has had a tennl team. Coach Houmis first had to schedule games again( tough opponents like Pinecrest and Westminster. The she had to see what kind of talent the team hacl Because the courts at the school weren’t playable, thl team had to practice at the Sombrero Country Club anj the Buccaneer. All matches were to be played at the Ii] dies Inn. L‘°ds:, Sh° e1JoLhnesoLnarSOn' M°reira' Ap ' Gi e,,i- Beth Mar'in; R°“ 2 Bi Hanley’ Thomas Biller' Jim Hanshaw, Noel Manheimer, Ben 104 Tennis TENNIS B. Hanley, J. Hanshaw, T. Biller, B. Daniels, N. Manheimer, S. Johnson O. Moreia, B. Martin, L. Larson, A. Ginetti, S. Brown Team members warmed up before the match. Lee Larson wasn’t nervous at all. Bill Hanley was ready. Tennis 105 SHORELINE Mrs. Vivian Chisolm, Sponsor Carla and Paula Eigner and Andrea Joseph Kip Muse, Chris Quiring, Matt Lohlien, Suzanne Shaw, Julie Brechner, Tammy Rivers 106 Clubs SHORELINE YOUNGER GENERATION L to R: Row 1: M. Whitehall, C. Ray, H. Fuhrer, M. Falcone; Row 2: M. Zentz, M. Mason, L. Ernst, K. Brenner, K. Bookwaiter; Row 3: R. Nuccio, Mrs. Hale, M. Lynch The staff of the Younger Generation diligently reported on any and all happenings in the school community dur- ing the 1982-83 school year. Their stories were publish- ed by the Keynoter on the Younger Generation page. The stories provided residents of Marathon with a week- ly account of the high school news. The students were responsible for choosing a topic, covering the story and writing it in a designated form. Jackie Harder, editor of the Keynoter, visited the class every Wednesday and instructed the staff in various aspects of the profession. The class also included instruction in the areas of public relations and advertising. Meghan and Cindy liked Kris’ copy. 108 Clubs YOUNGER GENERATION Working together they could do anything. Hard at work! Mrs. Hale and her trusty pack of Trident. Shhhhhhh . . . genius at work. Clubs 109 The Nike Club is a service club associated with the Business and Professional Women’s Club of Marathon. The idea behind the club is to acquaint the students at Marathon High School with the variety of opportunities available to young women in the business and career world. The club’s purpose is to instill in young people a sense of the leadership, in- itiative and responsibility they will need when entering the world of business. Sandy Melfa, President Lee Larsen, Treasurer Natalie Ward, Vice-President Hope Fuhrer, Secretary 110 Clubs Row 1: R. J. Gourley, D. Zellhart, G. Livings, J. Bachman, V. Armstrong, K. Datillo, J. Brechner, N. Ward. L. Larsen, D. Adams L Ramsay S Graber; Row 2: C. Eigner, P. Eigner, H. Fuhrer, S. Shaw, A. Eldridge, K. Permann, M. Mason, K. Huff, D. Oney, G. Culmer. S. Melfa. R Proulx- Row 3: P. Banks, L. Evans, C. MartinVegue, R. McPherron, L. Gherke, S. Brenner, K. McCormick, J. Campbell. A. Joseph, K. Brenner, R. Owen, C. Konrath, C. Livings, Mrs. Hobbs. Mrs. Jessie Hobbs, Sponsor Nike girls sold flowers amid a crowd. Clubs 111 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L. Ernst, President; J. Smyth, Secretary; H. Gagliardini, Treasurer; Not pictured: J. Smith, Vice-President. L to R: L. Shaffer, J. Isaksen, J. Smyth, M. Lohlein, L. Evangelista, S. Mason, L. Ernst, T. Rivers. K. Datilla, B. Anglyof, C. Gallagher, J. Ward, Wolszczak, J. Smith, J. Thivierge, K. Frazier, H. Gagliardini, S. Gossard. 112 Clubs NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Diaz, Sponsor N.H.S. Induction The National Honor Society is an organization that honors those students who are outstanding in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character and service. This year the National Honor Society inducted nine new members. Their advisor, Mrs. Diaz, was joined this year by Mr. Orr in assuming sponsor- ship of the club. The major fund raisers were a candy sale which proved most successful and the sale of pennants at home football games. The proceeds from these ac- tivities went toward a school service project and the expenses of attending the National Honor Society state convention this spring. N.H.S. con- cluded the year with their annual Teacher of the Year presentation. The candle lighting ceremony SENIOR HIGH L to R: Row 1: T. Faircloth, M. Falcone, C. Tate, B. Browning, A. Joseph, C. Seckinger, D. Scotten; Row 2: R. Bailey, T. Paul, T. McNeal, K. Tate, H. Wagner, C. Cassidy, M. Gregory, K. Perman, M. Mason, T. Baumeister, K, North, L. Ernst, K. Brenner, T. Seibert, C. Konrath; Row 3: S. Melfa, P. Proulx, G. Livings, N. Ward. Student Council manned the concession stand. What a face! 114 Clubs STUDENT COUNCIL L to R: S. Melfa, Treasurer; R. Proulx, Secretary; G. Livings, Vice-President; N. Ward, President The S.H.S.C. was a group of dedicated students that worked together to form a sense of communication between the students and the staff. They sponsored several projects which included a T-shirt sale and 50’s day sock hop, operating the concession stand, and the Valentine’s Day flower sale. I would like to send a personal thanks to all the members of the S.H.S.C. for all their help and patience. I would also like to give a very special thanks to my fellow officers and our sponsor, Mrs. Carol Mellen, for all their assistance and guidance. — Natalie Ward, S.H.S.C. President. Natalie was always working hard. Mrs. Mellen was the S.H.S.C. sponsor. Clubs 115 JUNIOR HIGH The Junior High Student Council, along with their sponsor. Miss McLane, and many other teachers, was very proud of the junior High! This was the first year that the junior high had participated in the Homecoming festivities. This year the junior high proved that they were people, too! The council sponsored a Christmas dance, which was a great success, and worked hard to make the 1982-1983 school year the most remembered year of all for the junior high. Julie had stars in her eyes at Homecoming. L to R: Row 1: T. Regna, M. Pilger, E. Pace, K. King, D. Scotten, L. Stine, C. Elwell; Row 2: P. Davis, H. Hayden, L. Picard, V. Sprinke, A. Gianet- ti, A. Falcone, M. Boyles, C. Blackwell; Row 3: B. Cooper, A. Camron, J. Livings, J. Allen, B. Bookwalter, G. White, N. Holmes, L. Gaspardo, S. Sweeting, J. Graber. 116 Clubs STUDENT COUNCIL A nervous couple L to R: C. Elwell, President; L. Evans, Secretary; A. Falcone, Vice-President; L. Stine, Treasurer. Clubs 117 Junior high Homecoming float. their candidates. ✓A „ The junior high congratulated BAND The Marathon High School Band expanded their horizons this year and participated in a variety of events. In addition to performing for all home football games, they marched in the Homecoming and Stand Up for America parades, played for the Fisherman’s Hospital Christmas tree lighting and Moose dedication ceremonies, helped out the MORE clean up project, and participated in the All-County Band Clinic. They also traveled to the Orange Bowl for the University of Miami’s Band Day, where three of their members Steve Lewis, Hulber Gagliardini and Ray Pasnon, were chosen as members of the University of Miami Honors Band. There was also a new addition to the band program this year — a seventh grade band that played for the Junior High Homecoming ceremonies. Band Director Mrs. Pait Majorettes Cindy Ray and Nancy Aldret Warming up for the Homecoming parade 118 Clubs BAND L to R: Row 1: D. Wolf, C. Blackwell, S. Gerner, J. Allen, K. Mauck, R. Aldret, L. Correa; Row 2: J. Selah, M. McDowell, S. Mills, M. Seckinger, S. Johnson, S. Yakel, B. Johnson, B. Rinaldi; Row 3: T. Strickland, T. Daniels, M. Kepley, H. Gagliardini, R. Pasnon, L. Doerffel, R. DeSanetis, S. Lewis, D. Powell, C. Powell. John Hilleman and Maria Kepley tuned up. S. Lewis, Band Master Clubs 119 D.C.T. D.C.T. is the name given to the Diversified Cooperative Training Club. Students eligible for membership in D.C.T. combined daily classes with full-time jobs to prepare themselves for careers in the business world after graduation. The D.C.T. club was best known around school for its operation of the school store before school and during lunch. D.C.T. members also participated in com- petitions on the district and state levels in such varied areas as public speaking and photography. Gene Perez, Treasurer Mr. Majewski, Sponsor Sharon Coseglia, Vice-President 120 Clu D.C.T. Students gathered at school store. Now, now Bill! L to R: Row 1: W. Tomlin, S. Coseglia, K. Suzan; Row 2: J. Mertel, G. Perez, S. Bender, B. Hokanson. Clubs 121 DOLPHINETTES L to R: D. Scotten, J. Hammond, K. Jones, J. Nuccio, N. Holmes, L. Gaspardo, L. Rice. The Dolphinettes were a new .dance and drill team formed this year for the first time under the direction of Miss Leslie Bennett of the Bennett School of Dance. It was designed to help pro- mote school spirit at pep rallies, foot- ball and basketball games and other activities in and out of school. The Dolphinettes went to the Superstar Drill Team Camp to learn new routines and to compete with other drill teams in the state of Florida. The Dolphinettes’ first year was a big suc- cess and was well liked both by its members and students as well. Pep rally entertainment Lights, camera, action! 122 Clubs SHERIFF’S CADETS L to R: K. Wagner, M. Horn, N. Manheimer, J. Blythe, J. Lopez, D. Hiller, L. Stine. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Cadets is a program spon- sored by the Boy Scouts of America. Its main function is to introduce young people to the interesting world of law enforcement. A cadet’s main purpose is to assist an officer in any way. Being a cadet is an educational experience filled with exciting activities. The cadets got ready to go to work. Clubs 123 STAMP COIN Clockwise from top: L. Doerffel, C. Anderson, M. Kepley, J. Snow, R. DeSanctis, J. Ward, Mr. Lillibridge J.E.T.S. L to R: J. Russel), R. Bailey, J. Wolszczak, C. Tate, K. Brenner, L. Doerffel, C. Seckinger, J. Ward, B. Zambrotta, S. Gossard, J. Smith, J. Thivierge, T. Hilleman, H. Gagliardini, Dr. Gates 124 Clubs ART CLUB C. McGarry, Secretary; B. VanLeth, President; L. Jones, Vice-President; C. Costa, Treasurer Mrs. Lillibridge, Sponsor Clockwise from center: Mrs. Lillibridge, B. Mauck, G. Padilla, C. McGarry, H. Ferguson, B. VanLeth, L. Jones, C. Costa, C. Butters. Clubs 125 126 Division SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING A Pv '«msfr: . 5 £ . C . «3t' In our springtime every day has its hid- den growth in the mind, as it has in the earth when the little folded blades are getting ready to pierce the ground. — George Eliot Division 127 FACULTY Mrs. Gradick is a lady with many talents. She shows unusual leadership as the principal of Marathon High School. Yet she also shows freindship and understanding in dealing with teachers and students alike. 128 Faculty STAFF Paul Arena Business English, English Dept. Head Barbara Arena English, Developmental Reading, Humanities 9 • 1 i AreiouaNurd? Matthew Arthur Algebra, Consumer Math Charles Bayles Math, Work Experience Faculty 129 John Critcher Geography, Math Vivan Chisolm Drama, Yearbook, English, French Margaret Campbell Varying Exceptionalities Helen Cripe Varying Exceptionalities 130 Faculty Dennis Doll Health, Biology, Science Rose Diezel Office Manager Maria Diaz Spanish Cheryl Doll Gymnastics, Physical Education Faculty 131 Diana Gerson Junior High Counselor Edward Gates Chemistry, Oceanography, Physics, Science Dept. Head Jerry Giroir Visiting Teacher 132 Faculty Jessie Hobbs Assistant Principal Richard Hale Civics, Government, Weight Training Linda Hale Reading, Journalism, English Faculty 133 Angela Hornsby Library Aide Maria Houmis Bilingual Education, Math, Science Ramon Johnston Junior High School Studies, World Geography, Dept. Head 134 Faculty Patricia Lowe English, Media Specialist Alfred Majewski D.C.T. Coordinator Jean McDonald Bookkeeping, C.O.P., Typing Mary Maloney Specific Learning Disabilities Faculty 137 Jerry McCurry Community School Coordinator Carol Mellen Reading Katherine McLane English, Reading Jeffie McCurry Attendance Office Aide 138 Faculty Fred Morris Auto Mechanics, Science Mr. Arthur blocked Larry Doerffel while Mr. Keeney handled the ball. Norene Norman Bookkeeper Faculty 139 Lysette Roper English Sandra Pait Occupational Specialist, Band Jim Sikora Physical Education Alexander Terpos Algebra, German, Math 140 Faculty Deirdre Williams Science Jane Wilkinson Home Ec., Reading, Science, Social Studies Cafeteria Staff Faculty 141 Chisolm and Mr. Hale looked on at the fifties dance. Arthur relaxed alter a difficult class. Bus Drivers 142 Faculty EDWARD L. LOCKE 1920-1982 No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were; any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. — John Donne Faculty 143 SOFTBALL Coach Chuck Bayles Coach Sal Colctti 144 Softball SOFTBALL Sherry Brenner — Catcher Laura Ernst — Right Field Chris Costa — Third Base Rita Jones Left Center Field Softball 145 Sherry Brenner — Catcher Briska Van Leth — Designated Hitter Lora and Tiff got ready for the ground ball Tammy Paul — Pitcher 146 Softball Lora just couldn’t beat the throw to home. Gina Culmer, Lynn Stine and Sandy Melfa — Managers Kris Brenner — Statistician Liz got ready to hit one out of the park. Coach Bayles patrolled the first base line. There were twelve players returning on the 1983 soft- ball team this year. The returning players from last year were Sherry Brenner, Chris Costa, Tiffany Daniels, Laura Ernst, Lora Jones, Rita Jones, Tina McNeal, Kim North, Jodie Sharp, Liz Shveima and Briska Van Leth. The new players this year were Laurie Gardner, Julie Graber, Sally Graber, Kris Pratt and Helen Rich. Due to an early deadline, we were only able to cover one tournament and a few softball practices. We hope the Lady Dolphins had a successful season and made it all the way to the state championship. Kim waited for the play at first. Softball 147 The MHS varsity baseball team had a good turnout for their 1983 season. As the team was composed of mostly experienced players, they had a good chance for a winn- ing season. This year’s baseball team was coached and advised by Head Coach Bruce King and Assistant Coach Matt Arthur. The team managers were a great help to the team. Between picking up after the players, running mangrove patrol, and chasing fungoes, they always gave the team moral support and kept smiles on the players’ faces. The 1983 Shoreline staff would like to apologize to the team for not being able to cover all the games. Due to our early deadline, we were only able to cover the pre-season practices. We hope the baseball team had a very successful and memorable season. Head Coach — Bruce King Ass’t Coach — Matt Arthur L to R, Row 1: K. McCormick, H. Cassidy, H. Morales, D. Smith. N. Ward, R. Nuccio, H. Drissel, M. Whitehall, K. Roy; Row 2: A. VanConas. M. Lohlein, D. Gregory, M. Lynch, C. Tate, J. Gibson, S. Lewis, D. Irwin; Row 3: B. King, J. Snow. D. Rutherford, R. Cucchi, W. Andries, R. Culmer, M. Arthur. 148 Baseball BASEBALL Head Manager — Natalie Ward Manager — Kathy McCormick Manager —- Hooper Cassidy Bill Andries warmed up before practice. Coach Arthur showed the outfield how to catch the ball. Baseball 149 Managers — Meghan Whitehall Kathie Roy Coach King coached the players on throws to bases: Setting up the machine took lots of help. Darrin Smith showed his agility as a left fielder. Catcher Chad Tate waited patiently for the ball. Andy Van Conas scooped up the ball at third. Steve Lewis looked ready to hit a homerun. Shortstop Dennis Gregory reached for the ball. 150 Baseball Pitcher Jon Snow showed his winning style. Randy Culmer crouched low for the ball. Stretching warm-ups were a very important part of the team’s daily routine. s; Center fielder Matt Lynch made sure the ball got where it was going. Coach King pointed out important aspects of baseball while the team listened carefully. Managers Kathy Natalie consulted the practice schedule. Mike Lohlein walked back to second after another easy play. Drew Rutherford played first base. Baseball 151 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L to R: President, Laura Ernst; Vice-President, Gina Culmer; Secretary, Cindy Konrath; Treasurer, Natalie Ward. Sponsor, Mrs. Hobbs i X Sponsor, Mr. McCurry 154 Seniors SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE In recognition of his outstanding ability to teach the English language and translate British literature, we, the senior class of 1983, have named Mr. Paul Arena our Senior Class Favorite! MR. PAUL ARENA VITAL STATISTICS: Height: Mediumly lanky Weight: Slim and Trim Hair Color: Brown with a slightly receding hairline Eye Color: Brown with a twinkle of intelligence Physical Appearance: Beowulf’s double Various Nicknames: Mr. “A , Uncle Paul, Fly Personality: Somewhat witty?? Seniors 155 Rodney (t ogyeii 1964-1980 And, when the stream Which overflowed the soul was passed away, A consciousness remained that it had left Deposited on the silent shore Of memory, images and precious thoughts That shall not die, and cannot be destroyed WILLIAM WORDSWORTH a SI VN� L . ■ Seniors 157 Robert J(Lr 'J n ant y X ru JUr,-t C'LrL S. JnJ' My best friend D.W. — 1978 Cougar — Country Music — Copenhagen — Bob’s Applicance — Grandpa — Basketball — Diving — Thank you Ms. McLane — Grad- night of ’83 — Post Office — Coynes Laun- dry - Medium pizza at Pizza Hut — Pioneer Stereo System — Greatest American Hero — Thumper the rabbit — Claire, clean them shirts — Get ’em fatdog — Good bye Marathon High. Bye MHS — Mellow world - Summers 81- 82 — I Love NY — Skating rink — Pizza Hut — Babysit tonight — Dad, I need the car — money too! — Sombrero Beach — Faro Blanco — Bowling JT 2:00 am — Got to have a Tab! — Majorettes — Orange Bowl ’82 — Playboy Club — Miami — Huh Karen — Fantasy Fest — RW Miramar — Gradnight ’83 — Good Luck Raymond, Lisa and Toad - Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. Seniors — ’83 — Soccer 2 Band Day in the Orange Bowl — Mean Ford — The American Indian — Nazi — Gradnight — Prom ’83 — Oct. 29 in Pizza Hut — That’s Radical • Mighty Man — Homecoming — Goalkeeper — Fun in the Ford — Hello: Laurie C. ‘1 incent s4ntom Purple Haze — Rocktober 22 — Hey Jon let’s gro — Jimi Hendrix — Bob M — Sat J — L with DS — Rocks on Honda with TJ — The Who — Mercedes — Hey Musac- chia, says welcome to New Haven — New York — Hey Pete, West not East on 1-26 right? — Death before disco — The Room — UPS — Hey Joe — Porsche — SJSL late — 83 — Dazed Confused — Jon what the — Led Zepplin SENIORS l_Jichi rmitrony Bud? Just First Love! — 2 3 81 — Vic, isn’t 24 a little old? — MUSCLES — 1 love My Datsun Harold, pay backs are H — ! — Good times with Kim, Sandy, Robin, and the rest of the gang — TEENWORLD — Bruce, I miss you! — Ray’s 4A4, let me drive — David, do you have anymore? — GARFIELD — But Alber why? — Hallo- ween Party — I can’t believe 1 made it — Thanks Mom and Dad!! 158 Seniors ’69 porkmobile — Me and James going for a bus ride - HYDRO-SLIDING WITH DEREK — I Love You Mollie — The GB at Little Davies — Wooly — Langer — Thanks Mom and Dad — Good-Bye MHS - THE END.. . Ready for take off — let’s go — airborne — get senseless — HOOTERS — allnighters _ CCP - NNP - STOP! - Amber - Guch — 81 83 PARTY — T’s — Stray Cat Strut — Mr. B — WHO ME? Big Mac Attack on 41 — If you think you’re bad enough — Everglades-almost — Thanks VK — Mellow out — Tam-Tam — Beth — Carol, you airhead — V — Caddies — I’m winning, Mr. J — Dad Mom — GD — I LOVE YOU Seniors 159 $u(ie Ann J3reclu _Kristen fllaine Er Edward J}amei fdr MHS — Luv ya 62 — 73 just kidding, yellow rose — Columbian Sweetheart — Secret Affair — football manager (slave) — HCQN — Luv CC at the beach — Big B in chem — Nat — EHS — 2 13 82 Darin — Pick me up Shel — Troutdale with Shel — Polo — Yr. Photographer — HC — ’83 — diet again — boy crazy — out all night — David — too close Jack — Thanx Mom, I luv you! — End a chapter and begin a new Garner — USA volleyball — the E.T.’s at MDCC — 7 — K Some A — Tourney Tor- ture — Yeah Bud! — Dists. ’81 — sailing — The Fantabulous RDS?! — Laura’s glasses — we’re giving them a heart attack! — Girl’s State ’81 — my foreign affair — Senioritis . . . catch it! — Tink’s 17th — Good times with friends — 6 28 80 — My bestest friend Marissa, luv ya — Mom Dad TFE — Good-Bye MHS — memories last a lifetime Burger King — worked 2 years — Softball throw, 50 yd. dash, 440 yd dash — Special Olympics — Key West; Ft. Lauderdale; Tampa — First plane flight — Holiday Inn — Busch Gardens — Fun! Fun! SENIORS 'rowm Mega Buzz — Where am I — Hey, Squeak — I am mister Bud — Skoal Brother — Hey, TT, we’re stuck — Keg Party!! — Mazda RX7 — Alabama — Oh, Denise — Key West, what a payne — Let’s get small — Commando — 10 26 82 — Let’s play passout — We’ll just be a little late — PK, BB, CE, KH — Pink elephant cards — Hey, Vin and Waldo let’s party — Karate — JD kid — C — I love you Denise, Thanks Mom and Dad. 160 Seniors ERIK 1, 8 — Soccer Manager 81, 82, 83 — Nov. 21, 80 — Ft. Laud. 82 on the beach, good times — Miss you very much Ky — Oct. 25, 82 — Aug. 7, 82 in New Smyrna on the beach — Hi AJ — Miss talk- ing with ya Billy — I love you and miss ya George — Bye Marathon, I’m gone — Erik, where’s the stupid raccoon? — I love you Erik! — Thanks Mom and Dad. love you!! Juan — All My Children and General Hospital — Camaro — K.F.C. — The Pub — Saturdays in Miami with O and J — Whatever — 8 14 82 — Key West nights — Y-100 — I have to work today — Seniors — Juan — MD and RS — Only time will tell — Long distance phone calls — 12 11 81 — Pizza Hut after skating — Lee — This is Wendy — Tampa — Leo — T.A. — Thanks for everything, Mom, I Love You OF 83 BmA, ara 2 C ugina lienee Cufmer Killer — Chevy — Detour — Shorty — Good times with Rhonda — wild weekends — fun fun — flying — JB you’re a dinkes — Rhonda’s in love again! — Ears — Coun- try Style — Wuss — 3 “Bs” — Youth Camp — Softball 2 — Roachkiller — Always late — nice! — why me?! — Jam- boree — Best brothers Randy Jody — Love ya Mom Dad, I couldn’t have done it without you — Thanks everyone Seniors 161 Karen Kay — Class of '83 — parties! — Big Piners — Ferrari — eighteen-freedom! — Kankakee, Illinois — singing — OFW — me Bunnifriends — 4-ever — Chris, I love you always (10 14 82) — “Studley Studlette” — Chris and his green M M’s — 6th hour Cubans — Tooper D — Van Halen — Burger King Drive-thru! — Thanks Mom Dad! — Later on, MHS. Superior Seniors of ’83 — TTWTH — Jam- boree 82 — Coco — Bch. in Morn. — It was P.B.’s fault — I can’t talk now, my mouth is wired shut — Yeah man — Scott 9 82 — NJ 1 — I miss snow — Decker — we did it K.S. and L.E. — K-102 — let’s buzz to Miami — Fantasy Fest 82 — LABITFK — Where’s my sax M.P. — Nov. 5-picnic in rain — Thanx ’specially my Mom and Dad — Thank you, too, Richie RDS - WOP — Soccer — 0 15 1 — Fabulous Fullback 20 — EWF — Ah, man! — “Hey Gag, gimme your homework” — Who’s the best? RDS! — Pizza Hut — Uncle Paul’s class — 1983! — That’s Radical — BZ and Me in GVT. — Orange Bowl on Band Day — away games — Grad Nite — Homecoming with JN! — “KEB, you failed again!” — “Hey TF, how’s Tater?” — MHS, the last (and best) of the Italians is leaving! (JHawrence 3. 3)oerffef Soccer 12 — 83 — Chooch — Where’s Manson — Fussball ist eins — Band??? — Trombone, dead moose call — STYX — Auf Deutsch — Army man — Dorf — Pizza Hut, indigestion — Dorfulski — camouflage hat — Captain Commando — Trooper D — Germany — Seniors Rule! — Homecom- ing 82 — away soccer trips and Cutler Ridge — C-130 rolling down the strip S.F. - My E.T. - STS club 365 SENIORS 162 Seniors cjCaura £rnit Alias, Lu, Tink, Mutt Butt Yoda — Elephant jokes in Rm. 216 — Herbies — Hey RUFUS! - DBYF - PN ’81 - Cape Cod — We all live in a volleyball gym — Yeah Bud! — District ’81 — The Krawatte Chinchilla — Hydrox — Sum- mer’s End Jam — Locker 145 — Red Donkeys — 17th B-day!! — Right Field — K’s Ws at B’s — Book ’em Danno! — Spr- ing Breaks — Hobie Cat — Prom ’82, Mike — Deutschland — Mumsie Popsie J(i mberfy Ann dduani Summer to remember! — love ya GB — My sidekick Shelbe — Rainbows are forever — Grand Assembly ’82 — Carlie, you’ll always be my V.I.P. — Do I have to wait til gradua- tion?! — What’s up Babycakes? — Memories — Special times with Mrs. Hale — Stuck at Coco Plum — thanks Shel! — D.H., you’re giving me a ‘‘Heart Attack” — L A, I love ya My roomie Jan — Mom Dad, I’ll always love ya!! JeJit lienee (Coani Sleslie — Seniors of ’83 — 82 C.S. Jam- boree — I smell smoke — flat tire — scary — Poodle Polock — D.Q. Pep Rallies — 151 — Always in trouble — Wisconsin — Summer of 82 — maintain — K.W. w B.T. — Parties at the beach — Miami Beach — funtimes with Missy — K.W. with idiots — idracab — finally made it — what a polock — Miss Janeice — Thanks Mom Jim — Love ya!! OF ’83 Onildo 3e Curti Wane 3 erguAon Mom, Dad, Jeff I love you — Gator Growl 82 — Vinnie, the T.V. doesn’t work! — Is That A Conditioned Response? — Thanks Carrie — Hey Lorina Moonshine Jan. 9 Diamond rings for $19.95 — No, my birthday’s today - Babycakes - Hey Coz, how’s England? — C.J. where are you? — Shelb, you broke it again — I’m an Aunt — Kim’s V.I.P. — Camp Queen — Grand Choir - J.W.-L.O.M.L. Seniors 163 Ford 1 — Hey Bud, where’s the party? — Hey, the funds are low — AC DC — Pro- mise me you won’t take that tape out! — Thanks Matt — Big D — Fast trucks — Just call me Franco — Are you serious? — Mom’s gone, party at my house — flyin home from Coral Shores — I’m getting thirs- ty! — cottonmouth — What? Not my parents officer! — Hosehead — Assaulting Bud Truck Driver — Jammin in Bud’s Bug — Brewski’s New Year’s Eve ’81 — CA BC Fantasy Fest ’81 — Hey Bruce — need a ride? — Viscaya — Softball at Sombrero — JD RB — REO — Love ya Tea — Quarters — KW-Go carts — Dad’s truck-crank it! — Who’s that Cindy? RALPH — Conroy Sobino — P.P. — I gotta work! — LYK — KG Dorts? Crazy — Me, VJLA, BC MF — The four Musketeers — Class of ’83 — THE BEST! - Bye MHS — Thanks Mom Dad. Football — Rush — And the man — hitting trees with Don and Joel — Roadblock — QM — Micky’s OLD Mule — Geddy — Neil and Alex advanced Heavy Metal — PJ let the dog in — Hey Joe — Disney World — Rush — Hollywood Police Dept. — I just wanna know where we’re at! — Joiner’s just a brick in the wall — to sleep, perchance to dream there is unrest in the forest — Thanks Mom and Dad SENIORS J4ufber Jb. Qagfiardini Soccer 6 • Spirit of ’83 — Coral Sh. with Larry, Steve, and Rick — Music 1 — Orange Bowl — JAZZ — Harry James Marynard F. — Soc. Trips — got a ride Rick? No? your turn to ask Chooch then — Band camp — Bach is cool — I’m gonna miss you Mr. Locke — Math Science — Please Mrs. A., no more notes — Let’s jam — Bring your BFR — Not E.W.F. again! — That’s right buddy. I’m 25! — ARGENTINA 164 Seniors jCisa Jeanne Qelt rche BOBBY, I LOVE YOU - Working w Kathi — All n t w D, A T — Party at your Dad’s — My Bobby or Dar’s Bobby — Let’s get small SENIORS of 1983 - Red Camaro — You’re so sweet — This one’s for you — We have to go now the party’s over — 69 or 77? — Red Donkey’s — Prom ’82-Ft. Lauderdale — Yeah! — We’ve been to Texas — Van Halen — Lisa-n-Bob — THANKS, MOM DAD, I LOVE YOU Jam W. QiUn SB — JG taking a busride — 6 in one to Key West — Ozzy Osborne — Eagles — GB at little Davies — Wolly — TP at Key Lime — Taint Brothers — ’69 Cadillac — Honda 750 — Ford 460 — Carribean Crusaders — Seniors — spirit stick — Class of ’83 — little nuggets — JA — DS — JG Kansas concert in the Z28 — D D — Fan- tasy Trip — Thanks, Ma! — Good Bye Marathon High it’s been great — Baseball Fever OF ’83 1 attended the University of Maine in the summer of my sophomore year — I belong- ed to the Drama Club and the yearbook staff also during my sophomore year — I was on the golf team in my freshman year. Vincent Jfendrix Kevin — Sandy — Bud — football — Women — Lots of Women — such abuse — KP, JK, JD, 3 up - me and KP on WT — Tiki Bar — drive home now — No way — ya know — Jake, ready, aim, fire — FOAD school — Yep it’s sunk — what a spray — yep, it’s on fire — Ha! Ha! Hurt didn’t it? — blues roll skid brews brothers — K.T.T. - wolf - Bye!, MHS?! - I Love You Mom and Dad “This is it!” — “Goose!” — Florida isn’t so bad after all — Coco — SENIORS 83 — Mic — Ohio — Old friends and good times — On the road again Vincents — GR-RR — Escape to G-3 — Thanks Mrs. Hale for everything — T.P.’n — Cavannah’s TV — Seniors — Quarters — You can’t wash cardboard — Graduation! — I made it, but it’s only the beginning! — Bye MHS Seniors 165 Love you Michele! — Welcome to our fami- ly Anthony — Hi Mom — Thanks Dad — Hey Morris remember me? — 1 didn’t do it honest — road trip — Big Pine Rules — ’48 Ford — Pete’s Mother in Miami — Hurry and get them cold — break out the funnel — I disown Becky as a cousin — just joking — Racer Rex — lift the engine Harry — Oops it fell off — Senior Class of ’83 hope I graduate with thee Class of ’83 — Big Pine — get me another Lowboy — let’s scout it out — I don’t talk funny! — Mich — Cheech Chong — Love ya Earl — Summer of 80 82 — Trip to NYC — What a trip — Those were the best of times — Mom Dad, thanks for all you’ve done for me through the years, Love ya’s — I finally made it! — Good bye MHS - Hello Freedom! FREEB1RD Big Band Grand Prix — Coral Shores in 20 minutes with Mike — Bahia Honda — Carolina — Big M — Coco Plum — Party Hardy — Funds are low — This one’s for you — Yea Man! — K-Mart — Summer in Michigan — I’m thirsty . . . Beer Run! — Hoser — Take Off — Key West — Rouer, Marty and Dougie in Cutler Ridge — DOLPHIN STREET - Brewski’s — Thanks for the rides Jodie — Pioneer 1 — Bye MHS — Thanks Mom Dad ■l SENIORS The Hock — Vengence is mine — Soccer 1 and 2 — Ft. Lauderdale — D.C.T. 2 years “Bullfrog, watch the coffee! — Black Sabbath-Mob Rules! — R.P. and Rush, Kick it in! — Seniors Rule — Pantry Pride after school — “Hey man. what it is!” — Judas Kicks — Screaming for Vengence and British Steel — Cruisin in ‘Blue Death’ — “What do you mean we’re busted!” Van Halen 166 Seniors Wild J4orn WeUa Wowartk Xallti 4. $acli owiLi ’63 Chevy - Football 63 - CRUISIN’ in the ’Stang — Scout Trips — Godfathers — Good times in the van — OZZY — Eye of the Tiger — Gulliver Got Me — Thanks Guys — The WIMP — Quick Healer — Hospital Visits — You had how many peo- ple in that room — Memorial Day Weekends — Mom and Dad, Thanks for everything — Class of ’83 1 — Goodbye MHS, it’s been fun. 8 2 82, 9:30, M.G. I miss you! - Good times at KFC — Hawk’s Nest rm. 302 — West Palm Beach — Miami -Under My Thumb — Rolling Stones — Beatles — ’76 Vega — Best friend V.P. — I can’t wait to move out! — Bob’s Appliance — Second Family the Albury’s — Yes Walt, your socks smell — Pub — New Jersey — going to Mike’s grandmother’s — the last of the Howarth’s W, S, K, M — Au revoir. POLOCK! — Seniors of ’83 — 1 — Poo- dle, Sleslie Scary — Pep Rallies — Seasons in the Sun — Rock Roll — ’78 Cutlass — Oct. 21-27 — So much happier — Crazy Lisa — N.J. — What a Polok — Key Lime, Where is it? — B.A. car stuck! — Special friend — Donna — DG — Lisa’s Pie! — Let the good times roll! — Hey Man! — I love Rock roll - ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE!!! - Thanks Dad Earlene, Love you both! OF ’83 mUtua Jnn JU Maybe Someday — 3 3 82 forever and ever! — Seniors of ’83! — Joey, Joey, Joey This town is boring! — Which one Rhon- da? Sleslie — Joey, make a pit stop! — Bahia Honda Beach Trail — Summer of ’82 — 1 miss Missy — Prom ’82 — KWPS — Good times with Tammy Ralph — Ski- ing Hydrosliding! — Jimmy his sports! — NEEF! — Get back in the car, Joey! — Key West — Thanks Mom Dad — Good- bye MHS! The Mob Rules — Heavy Metal — Rush — Aerosmith — Pink Floyd Movie, THE WALL, with P.J. and Donny Green — Jam Out Bass — Killer Nunchakus — Concerts — Captain Crank’s B.C.D. — Clemson — The Steelers — Unemployment — I’m go- ing to party this summer — British Rock — I HATE school — Later on MHS, It’s been sweet. fo i tier Seniors 167 Studde — Blitzen — Dark Forested Alleys — going Greek — Fry — Bluffs — J.P. — Smoked Mice — orange M M’s — Mr. B., A. and Ivey — Troy and Rick with scissors — Canham’s ties — strike — Fuzzy brain cells — food — D.D. — J. — W. — Tec — T odd — Plays — Home? — Tennis anyone? — Field Trips — frequent illnesses — future together? — June 1. Seniors 83 — Memories — Kingfish — Big 9er Twin — Skating Spree w Nat — R in RC at CS — June 13, 81 82 — Great Escape — Moonlight Madness — Me, Tea the paper tree — Wishing on a Star — New Year’s Eve 81 82 — What’s Forever For? — Holiday Isle RR’s — Great Times w Tea — ALWAYS IN TROUBLE — Cellabration — Just Can’t Shut Up — Micki L — Pierced Ears in 1st period — Thanks Mom, I Love You! 10 10 81 -- CoCo — Please Mister Of- ficer — Polish Cadillac — Let’s get small — 4 doors — Parties with VH and KP — Cone — Best Friend Paul G. — Hood ornaments, oh no cops — 12 3 eat — Mrs. Doll’s best Aide — Week in Lauderdale with Rog — We Finally Won — Football 30 — busted at V.A. House — Thanks Mom and Dad, I love ya — My brother and sisters are the best — Denise, I’ll always love you — Bye MHS MfJenco Speed Bodywork — make the pies — and wash the pans — Apple Pie Chevrolet — Study hard barely pass — Always Work Always Broke — Delta Olds Hemi the Pork Mobile — 307 — One more year — Langer! SENIORS eve cJLewii Baseball — 8 — Band Stinks — Boys’ State ’82 — Fisheating Creek — Vaca Cut with Doug — Orange Bowl — Coral Shores with Ray — South Seas — Youth Fair — Diving — Doofball — Burger King with Doug and Bill — you’re alright. Ana — I’m gonna miss you, Mr. Locke — Thanks, Mom and Dad, I love you. 168 Seniors Dizzy Blonde — Dopey — Sleslie, Poodle, Pollock — D.Q. Pep Rallies — 10 11 82 — K.W. w a bunch of idiots! Summer 82 — Football Games — Cater- pillars — 2 wks. at Hope’s What a Blast! Weekend nothin went right at Robins — Noodle Eanie — Love ya! Hey Ugly — THE BEAST Sombrero — Bahia Honda — Seniors 83 — Thanks everybody — you’ve made it great! Thanks Mom Dad — 1 love you! BIG PINER - BEACH PARTIES! - “BUZZYFIED” — Not again, Karla! — I want my gum! — SEXY! — Mom’s green dress turns snow white on Karla — Great times w Toni, Gina, Carrie in ’80 — GO FOR IT! - BAHAMAS - PARTY! — Oh No! I wrecked the car! — KEY WEST, A.C., 3 LEOS — Gina, you’re my BUDDY I love you! — I love ya Karla — Mom Dad, I LOVE YOU BOTH - THANX!. - D.G.M.N.S. — GAINESVILLE — I DID IT! Sleeze — 11 15 80, I’ll never forget — It’s the Rolling Stones, dork — stuck in the mudd — Kaddy Kaddy — Room 108 — Pink Panther — mm signs with Kim — Journey Concert — Yes, I work at Eagle Fleagle — my new black box — manager — Tiki — Bob Manny — Busted 4 17 82, thanks LT — Robin, I love ya, too! — The tassle was worth the hassle — Missy, a special friend — Vince — ESCAPE Seniors 169 Chriitoplu I finally made it! — the Class of ’83 — SENIORS RULE! - Soccer - 23 - Dou- ble Vision at the Foreigner Concert — What time is it? — Big Pine — Bus 113 “151” — Triumph — Love ya Dawn — No One Like You — Take It To the Limit — P.T.Y.P. — Trooper “D” — Van Halen — Balcony “C” — Thanks Mom Dad — Later MHSM Simot iy San Tiloore L-G — D-S - Pam Walter — K-R Bud Man — Summer of ’82 — Graduation — Party at Pop’s — Thank you Grandma — PARTIES — BOB — Tammy-Kecia — S. Mile, Dar’s car — BOOM — Quayluck — Are you kidding, Dar party? — ARIZONA — Good luck Lisa Darla — SENIORS — Best of times — Thanks Mom Dad — Always Party With The Best. S.M. J.R. - M.M. R.W. - ANN . . . Little John — BYE MHS GEORGE, I love you - 12 12 81 - No Name — Bahia Honda Sundays — Miami Trips _ “Jr.” — Best Buddies, Kathy Veronica — Night snow under a street light — Kouts friends are 1 — Michelle my bell — The Rolling Stones — Shopping at Southlake — The cottage — 1 love you, Mom Dad — I’m coming home tomorrow — The El — We’ll make it! uetine Wane YkcLic 'e anna Seniors - 7 4 82 - J.J. - 9 3 82 - Key West - Go Carts — Hey! J.O. V.B. Ride No More — Hey! B.O. watch out for the Pole — The Buttery — Roses — Disney World — The Prune — Silver Streak — Escape — S.S. — Dion — 18 — Diver Down — Garfield — REO Speed Wagon — C130 - 47 - S. Me. - Air Head - Well Good Bye Marathon — Thanks Mom Dad — Love Ya! SENIORS Vicki — Soccer Captain 10 — Seniors — Cruisin Miami with D.O. — Thanks Mom Dad — B.O. look out for the water — 47 — Salvation Rom. 10.9 — I finally made it, thank God You’re a chooch Disney World Trip — Dummy head — T.Y. is a card — I’ll never get a car — 113 — sailing away with Vicki — “A” — That’s silly — Love ya, Vicki 170 Seniors Kh onda (Llaine vJwen SENIORS! — I think I’m in love — Best of times with Nat — SSOS — Bahia Honda Paradise — HELP ME RHONDA — Good times with Gina — You’re weird! — By Blue Formula — Shut up jerk! — Crazy days with Missy J — REO — J C — Memories last forever! — I miss M M — Special friends — Krystie Randy — John Cougar — Disney World — Best Brothers and Sisters possible! — Thanks Mom Dad, I love you!!! OF ’83 MujPatricL Good Bye Marathon — Good Bye MHS VW — Hey, no reverse — let’s Baha — Coco Plum How about Boot Key — Don’t let S.W. drive — look she’s eating — Hey, there they are — Mike it’s time to go — K.E., S.W. D.S. on K.W. trip — only if he drives — Fantasy Fest — K.W. on weekends — D.C.T. — funtimes at K Mart TJony f aan Well, MHS, I finally made it! — Boats — work — black Trans Am — I want a boat — sell my car — Idania — Seniors ’83 — Thanks Mom Dad — Good bye MHS CJene P (Jake Lamada) — Nice . . ., huh Vince — Rocky! The cops are coming — Jailed July 28th — Signs 7, 3, 9 Sombrero Golf Course — Good bye M.H.S. — I’ll show you Mom Oct. 3, 1983 Oct. 21, Leah, Love you always forever! Oct. 30 — Thank you Grandpa Grandma!! “The Drummer’’ Do all in 30 seconds — Monster Drummer Thanks: Ron Barfield, Doug Adams — 1 Joe Morello — Return To Forever — RUSH — TAMA Cobham — Gadd — Guitar Player — A1 Di Meola, Fusion Kansas Jams with Scott — Custom Telecaster — Sax Man — LH to Big Pine — New Jersey Lynn Stoppy — Coral Shores with Steve Hulber — “Chambers Always” — Chevy Impala — Honda CM200T Road Pizza 80 Seniors 171 ft66 — deer hunting Big Pine — all right show down with Rob — The tick is on fire! This one’s for you! Homecoming ’81 pre- game festivities — Trying to clear trees with the Volkswagon — Both my legs are broke — Thanks Mr. Mickey!! — Hedge trimming with the Green Machine — It’s a roadblock — Shrubbery on the bumper? Not me sir — let’s go to Hollywood!! — HPD — Bye MHS, Thanks Mom Dad Hey hey — Bunni — 10 24 82 — DAVE — Safety pins — British Sterling — REOW — Foreigner Concert - Van Halen — Davey Bear — Bahamas, Scan Sun, Give way. Pirates, Gurgel. $30? I’m broke — A romantic — Tori — Hungry Heart — BLUE — ANYWAYS! — I’m bored! — Am I making sense? — Left my purse — No biggie — Fer sher — Tron — FF-MH — Prom 82 — Soccer — 11 — Poohette — Smurfs - LR-DB - KKay - DAVE, I LOVE YOU! _Kevin flatter My boat’s on fire - My boat’s underwater — All night at HoJo’s — Sharp Corner at Coco — Yea Bud 33 - 103 in a 50 — Chevy lover — Overnight trip at Moorehaven — On the island with Andy — figuring out life with V.H. — It’s all attitude — The Blues Brothers — Rubber Biscuit — Key West road trips — Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, I love you SENIORS Keci Powe if The Ditch — hats shades — other names — Green Dot Hit Squad — Bennett — Johnny Wadd — movie theater — unicorns — oh gross! — our truck — D.S. all nite — l.B.F. — the strip — Henry — babysit- tin — black birthday cakes —- jacuzzi — accents — C.l.T.A. — tuna art education — new meat — Bennett’s balcony — the trio — California — Thanks Mom Dad 172 Seniors Pot, in a riiiine proulx SLrru Jnn Puak £J Putz ROBO — Asteroids — Chicago — 1st love, DP — Journey Concert — Kaddy-Kaddy — Cheering — RAH! Who peed on the floor? — Tiki Bar — Girl’s State — State Softball — Rm. 239-5 6 82 • Out of gas, again — Busted-4 17 82, thanks LT — Candy, where are you? — Chill out, An- drew — the BOSS — It’s the Rolling Stones you dork — Special friend Cindy — Thanks Mom, Dad, Chris, Sandy for everything, I love you — Escape! Well I finally made it — May 19th, 1982 — Mark — Busted — Good times with K.J. — Oh no not again? Good times in Key West — Homestead — P P — Engage to Rovie — I really love you Mark — Misses D.O.P. — Thanks Mom Mark for everything — LOVE YA!!! Football 64 — ’82 Stang — Key West — Oh no, Late again — football camp — Ozzy — Crazy Train — Aug 1, one Sunday I wish I stayed home — Roll and Skid brother — Moorehaven — Good times in the van — Ford 1 — Coco — Football on the beach — Did you get that picture? — Old Seven Mile — Paranoid — Is that cop after me — Thanks for everything Mom Dad — Good Luck toya Tony — GOODBYE MHS OF ’83 a rii Quiring AEF-ET in Nov. 83 - O.H. - M1DN1TE GOPHER PATROL - VAN HALEN 82 - Jules Tootin with Bullfrog — Pigs On The Wing — CG’s — Wasn’t Me — Look Down and Laugh — Girl With Kaleidoscope Eyes — You wanna do what? — Step into my portable room — Unicorn Killer Just Turn The Green Knob — Movin Too Fast — What rope? — World Tour . . . Send ya a postcard — Bad Girls — FTD Twins — Picks — I’m not a priss — Pinto — BF LM — 1983 — 7-Mile — Reasons — Peace — Lori I’ll call later — Sure — Lost in Love — Why me — Dec. 22 — Oh What a Night — Robin, I don’t feel well — Fords Rule — Big Brother Craig — I’m not hungry — Pretty D.D. — Ricky Honey — Sundays with Daddy — Love and Kisses — Lets go shopping T — A-l-A — N.Y. — Mom and Dad, I Love you so much — forever and ever. Seniors 173 3 times Keeney — Baseball 83 — Basket- ball — 5 — Music Man Reaves — Bang Bang Riverside — Oops — D Wall!! — Missed you this year. Coach Sikora — CLASS OF ’83, 1! - Goodbye MHS — Thanks for everything Mom — couldn’t have done it without you!!! Blue Camaro - It’s gonna take a miracle — A night to remember — Ramon BKA T.T. — Sharon BKA Red or RED Bone — Big Hawk — Hang in there Sis your day is com- ing — Yaketa’ and Tishawn — Big Blue, I’ll never forget you — Hang in there Robert A. — SLR-n- RTP — Jesse, let’s go to Nuke City. WlarL Kouer Well I made it — after school — Good Times in K.W. w RW, MM, DP. DH - 351 Cleveland — Ohio — GT Gets It — home at 12 — Best Times With Sherry — Sherry I really love you Black Ford — It won’t start — Battery’s Dead — Movies in K.W. We’re late — All night w Sherry — Busted — Forget it — No Way — Illegal Start — 65 in a 30 — Busted — O’well — Sherry and Mom, I Love You Both. Thanks For Everything. WiL Sapp Big Pine Rules — Hey Buns!! — Send Dwight for it — T. Brothers — Party! — Totally Radical — The Wall — Think Pink — ET — 77 — J.T. and D.B. race across K Mart — D.B. does a 180 (almost)! — Class of ’83 — Later on MHS. SENIORS 174 Seniors Those crazy all nighters — Crash — Tiki — My Bobby or Lisa’s Bobby? — What pep rally? — Spring Break 81 — 8 28 82 — It’s a Sunbird — 82 Jamboree w V.A. — Ann, I miss ya — Lu Ru — BOBBY — Great times w L T — Summer’s End — K.W. at 7 w C, A, L — Grad Nite — Red Donkeys — Prom Nite 81 82 — I MADE IT — I love you Mom Dad — THANX!!! Hello, blow, o-no — alias — snookums — only friend — corrupt — flicks — toga — tuna — ibf — blow my cool — I’m — diet? — cmc — SPLAT! — dusted — Tim — cribbage — rainbows — dusted — ponder — Garfield — clueless — wave action — MLS — Mich — 2 1 — ’scuse me — step- pin’ out — you, thanx sorry, why? memories, someday, always! me — Mom and Dad, thanx for being my parents. Luv ya bunches — remember me — bye SHHH Listen!! — 7-Mile Bridge — I made it Kim!! — Bowling — 202 — JB — need the car Mom! — Softball State Tournament ’82 — 18 — Grace — Need your notes again Gina! — OHIO — The Farm — Bob- sy Twins — 3 a.m. — SARG — Billie was there really a cat?! — Jod the Toad — Night before Bobbie’s wedding — 3 “B’s” — “Senior” sounds too good to be true!! — “THANKS” to my Family Friends, I LOVE YOU ALL!!! OF ’83 KM Skint1 'PUV Linda! — Class of ‘83’ — Big Pine 1 — Last summer in ILLINOIS! — “Breakfast Time” — Foreigner Concert-Double Vision — I LOVE YOU LINDA! - Big Pine Busses — “Studley Studlette” — October 22 -n- June 10 — 2:00 a.m. in Key West with Linda — Gemini -n- Libra — Basket- ball — I finally made it — Cutler Ridge to Marathon 1 hr. 25 min! — Goodbye MHS — Thanks Mom Dad — Me -n- Linda — 3 12 82 - 4-ever! JHu St vet mu E.T. — Yeah bud — You’re giving me a Heart attack — Districts, Regionals, Sec- tionals STATE — Tiff, don’t be mean to me — Smile guys — quarters — spare me — volleyball softball — 14 15 — Horses — Ksome A — Snob — Brenner’s parties — overnight tournaments — volleyball camps — MDCC — 216 — Laura, Tiff, you can’t put chairs in the pool — Thanks Mom. I love you — Good luck Coach and future Lady Dolphins. Seniors 175 jfe frey 2). Smith J.S., this ain’t no race track, son — R.S. and C.M. bail out and run! — D.B., what’s that mark off of B.H.? — STS Society — Mr. Lill, Grand Poobah — T. Brothers — U.S.O.M. — Seniors of ’83 Rule — Good- bye MHS. How Bout Them Gators! — 1982 Florida Gator Baseball Camp — If there ain’t no beauty, you gotta make some beauty, have mercy — Alberto, why did you pick Coco to drop your driveshaft? — Don’t bend the rail — THE KID — J.T. what do you think of L.E.? — That’s ignorant, Dennis — Trooper D — My car died again — Dennis, let’s listen to some R.P. — Who’s the best, J.A.S. — Graduation ’83 “Honeybun” — Halls — Worked 1 season — 50 yd. dash — Softball throw — Special Olympics — Key West, Miami — National Rochester, New York — Air Flight — Niagara Falls!!! — Great, Grreat, Grrreat!!! $odie Strut? Joder — Barbie and Ken — My friend Cat Vere — Carolina — Billy, I have a black eye — 6 12 81 — When I’m in Paris — just one diamond — what’s 20 dollars? — not in my car — Jocque-o chewed what? — Katie I owe you one — Don, you’re welcome — Cat, where’s your keys? — The V.B.’s — It’s 12:01 — Sandi, Thanks — Billy I love you — Mom, thanks. I love you. 176 Seniors „Katk ari ne .Suzan Seniors of 83 — Katie, the cleaning lady — 82 CS Jamboree — Fire in the trunk — Flat — Miami Beach — Bahamas — D.C.T. Diplomat — Coke — idracab — Partying in Key West — April 24 — I am free! — Par- ties at DRJ’s - CoCo 81 — help — FO and die — PATBM — P behind DQ — L.M.K. Let’s play P.T. — Where did you sleep? — Good luck J B — Rabbit — My new car — Fantasy Fest — All night! — Thanks Mom, I love you. oltn Jltivierye Seniors of ’83 Rule — U.S.O.M. — T. Brothers — S.T.S. Society — Mr. Lill, Grand Poobah — Think Pink — Johnny T., Johnny S., Johnny K. — This ain’t no race track, son — Dwight, the pool at 2:00 a.m. — Sandy K. at Disney World — Thank God for Graduation — Goodbye MHS. DnJJ Z iltfe Let’s go to Anglers, Art Stock’s Playpen, Fort L. with Jeff and Joe — What a blast — Bud and JD go with me — The Frogs — Where am I — Overnight Game — What a buzz — Bryan and me with Cheech and Chong — Hey Beautiful — Wong and I — small again — look at that chest — 7-Mile — Blast Through The Trees at CoCo — I Love You Lisa — Bobby Let’s go baha — Hey Fat Bottom — Matt we’re in the water. Thanks Mom — Football 82 — Basketball 00 — Yea Bud — Tam, the times and memories we shared are cherished, forever — Boston Celtics — Red Sox — Bruins — Bird — Weiney — Dinner at grandparent’s house — toolbox — Freebird — Quarters — Summer ’82 — First Six For Pace — The Cars — Big Blue Marble — In debt for life — Stirrup Key Lumber — Partying with Kurt — I Love You Tammy. Seniors 177 Rabbit — Remember When — U.B.S — It’s 12:01 — My Friend Joder — Where’s my keys — Don Don, Just take a ticket follow the line of cars — Don, I don’t talk funny — Hey Katie: Do a Donut — Let’s play kill the pedestrian — K.W. w M.S. — How old is he? — When I’m Rich and Famous — RK for 3 wks — 10 23 82 — JP — Love at First Sight — Fantasy Fest 79-82 — Auf Wiedersehen MHS — Thanks Mom Dad MHS 1 — WORM — Skating Spree w Cindy — Moonlight Madness — Europe — Baseball — Mangrove Patrol — Big 9er — Life in the Fast Lane — Micki L. — Football Practice w Sue’s Probs — Secrets — GARFIELD!! — Jo — Best of Times w REO — R in RC — 33 — (teehee) — Miss Junior — FUNGOES?? — KP’s Girlfriend — SSOS — No! — But Mom . . . — Hurts So Good! — Thanx for everything Mom, John, Jimmy! I Love You! Honest Mom I was at JERRY’s — CoCo-all night long — Never my fault — Cops — Stopped again? — Give me a break — 10 3 80 — Space is a wonderful place — JoAnn, Tom and Billy’s house — ’82 sum- mer with Cheri — Charger — pool hoppin’ — Brenda can I use your car? — Rob Cindy, Thanks Mom Dad — Bye MHS — loves Jerry SENIORS Paut lAJation 178 Seniors Zimotliy W. IJakef WicLetZ Zentz Seniors Rule, for the Second Time — Big Piners Rule — My Short Football Career — The Soccer Ability I never knew I had — The New School — All the people I’ve met — The baseball season — My YLC on GC — My TR — Thanks Mom Dad for everything — That’s All Folks OF ’83 Seniors 179 hctOS SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Hulber Gagliardini and Kim Evans Seniors 181 M 0 S T 1 N V o L V E D C L A S s c L O W N S Mitch Horn and Laura Ernst Larry Doerffel and Leslie Evans Kevin Potter and Tammy Seibert CLASS FLIRTS 182 Seniors s H Y E S T Chris Molineaux and Deanna Oney Todd Tittle and Darla Scotten C L A S s Bobby Browning and Laura Ramsay BEST DRESSED Seniors 183 184 Seniors Seniors 187 ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS Division 189 ('Ione7 zatu[ationi Se.nLorJ. Congratulations Seniors tSfizciatty Sufifi£y Unc. 10730 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 305 743-3382 HOURS: SUN.... 10-4 MON.-SAT....10-5 Mile Marker 53: i “JUST NORTH OF V Ci CUT 12235 OVERSEAS HWV. MARATHON SHORES, FL. m ISLAND GIRL Cs W Hairstyling 3 For The Ladies and Their Gentlemen 8903 Overseas Highway (Across From Airport Terminal) Marathon, Florida 33050 GUY’S T.V. Sales — Service County Rd. and U.S. I Big Pine Key, Fla. 872-2207 190 Advertisers Smiles Don’t Just Happen, they have to be PLANNED. Best of Luck Seniors Telephone 743-34 10 Jamei 3. Weani, %3b.S. OFFICE HOURS 11300 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY By appointment MARATHON. FLORIDA 33050 ACE HARDWARE BIG PINE KEY Housewares Lawn and Garden Tools Paint Power Tools PVC Pipe 872-2011 Advertisers 191 MARAThoN TRAVEl SERVICE, INC. 9151 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida Keys 33050 305 743-4110 305 743-4112 Car Rental 305 743-4119 192 Advertisers (305) 743 2373 Congratulations Seniors SomSteto Center (305) 289 1670 K.C.B. Bike Moped Shop SALES. REPAIRS. RENTALS. ACCESSORIES LIN BRIGHT PAUL JONES Owners 5515 O S HtfY MARATHON. FL 33050 11518 OVERSEAS HWY. MATT HOLMES M M 53 US. ROUTE 1 Manager MARATHON SHORES. FL 33050 Mike Fchsenfeld. Owner Telephone: 743-6135-Bus. 743-3669-Hm. Keys Music Center Meeting All Your Musical Needs We Buy Used Band Instruments Complete Sheet Music Line 9575 Overseas Highway Marathon, FL 33050 PAUL C. KENSON JR. AND ASSOCIATES INC. • Architects • Engineers • Land Planners • Surveyors P.O. Box 92 Marathon, Florida 33050 305-743-3583 Advertisers 193 Congratulations Class of 83 Congratulations Seniors □3 MLS Frantz dNucaio Tony Ferguson lack Carlson Vince Brostek Bob Ronnestand Roger Hall Fred Moore Nancy Moore Vince Antonelli Marla Craber Dwight Graber Ann Dodenhoff Ron Smith Frank J. Nuccio — Broker h'onaWem Located in the Winn Dixie Plaza fricevut CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from Key Oeer Kealty Inc. P. 0. Box 925 Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 (305) 872-2800 D3. OfAiIOB 194 Advertisers First in the Florida Keys CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COME to the SOURCE SOUND SOURCE stereo shop 743-7130 located at ORNAMENTAL CEMENT AND TILE Advertisers 195 Congratulations 1983 Seniors Orem: M.H.S. Bccster Club dongratuHationi TO THE CLASS of 1983 Best Wishes and Good Luck! Stirrup Key Lumber Inc THE BOOK EMPORIUM 5195 Overseas Highway P.O. Box 657 Marathon, FL 33050 Phone 743-2188 Congratulations Marathon High School Seniors! “Deui, euui p dy Knotfcal: Resort Fashions for Ladies and Men 743-5322 WRECKER AUTO TRUCK SERVICE REPAIR BIG PINE TEXACO Box 508 Big Pino Koy, Ha. Phono 872-224B I. 0. Gabby SNARR 198 Advertisers Baby Furniture Outlet proudly introduces ... the Nockonwood Jenny Lind “Lifetime Line” Nockonwood Jnd. The timeless beauty of the most popular style of baby furniture comes to you in solid hardwood. And this Lifetime Line offers more—its unique conversion design allows it to change from a crib to a double bed as the child’s needs change. A real economic advantage. Choose coordinated pieces such as cradle, changer, high chair and child’s rocker for a total decor. They’re all reasonably priced and offer real quality. 100 Child’s Rocker 1027 High Chair 1341 Cradle 1351 Changer 1361 Lifetime Crib Come see for yourself why the Nockonwood Jenny Lind furniture is a wise investment for a lifetime. 10800 OS. Hwy 743-7177 Advertisers 199 Brenner Realty Inc. Duck Key Specialists 743-5000 200 Advertisers M G S P.O. Box 404 Marathon, Flo. 30050 Advertisers 201 T. BRUCE HILLEMAN CHILD fit ADULT ORTHODONTICS MILEMARKER 30 BIG PINE KEY. FL 872-2366 1222 SIMONTON KEY WEST. FL 294-466 1 11300 OVERSEAS HWY. MARATHON. FL 743-34 10 202 Advertisers Congratulations Seniors From: HEV5 WELDING 1E1D DVER5ER5 HWY mRRRTHDN, FLR. 33DSD 7U3-L.REE Congratulations Seniors From: K MART Your Friendliest Store in Town Advertisers 203 TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Best Wishes and Good Luck! (305) 743-5345 (305) 7435333 Location: 10651 - 7th Avtnuc, Golf MARATHON SHORES. FL FLORIDA KEYS TRUSS, INC. DONALD R. COTNER Pret ident Mailing P. 0. Box 222 MARATHON. FL 33050 204 Advertisers Advertisers 205 SIMONE Tfy VEL pENCY !ZJ(ie. JBeif Dxifii cSiazt rU±... The Experienced and Most Progressive Agency With 47 Years Travel Service to the Community. Fully Com- puterized World Wide Reservations and Ticket System. CAREFREE TRAVEL AND YOUR SATIS- FACTION IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PR0JECT- Member America! Socfcty offawfAgeno Winn uixie Shopping Plaza Marathon Shores, FL 33052 743-5274 Office Hours 9am-5pm Mon. Thru Fri. Congratulations Class of 82’ Headquarters for Gold Lance Class Rings and Fine Jewelry Paul and Mary Mansell I 1020 Overseas Highway Marathon, Fla. 33050 (305) 743-6452 Marathon Texaco A BIG PINE KEY FLORISTS GIFTS, INC Marker 30 5 Overseas Hwy Big Pine Key Fl_ 33043 (305) 872-3222 D. Kempert Warren’s Wrecker Service Inc. 206 Advertisers CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’83 Phone 305 743-6263 WHOLESALE 305 294-2611 RETAIL Capt. Cliff’s Seafood Market, Inc. Capt. Cliff’s Fishery, Inc. FRESH SEAFOOD OUR SPECIALTY LOBSTER STONE CRABS FISH SHRIMP RONNIE BOGGESS 1415 Ocean View Ave. FREEMAN BATEMAN Marathon, Fla. 33050 — Serving the Finest in Steak Seafood — on the docks of the Faro Blanco Marine Resort Open 6 Nights Closed Mondays Reservations Suggested — 743-9018 Located at: Faro Blanco Marine Resort — 1996 Overseas Hwy. M.M. 48.5 Marathon. Fla. Advertisers 207 BEST OF LUCK lOOHT AIM ro 10 00« . 58653X13553® CROOK CROOK. Inc. CLASS OF ’83 MARINE EQUIPMENT MILE MARKER 31 PH. (305) B72-2324 BIG PINE KEY, FLA. 33043 ERIK’S SUBS CONGRA TULA TIONS Eat In or Take SENIORS Out BAIT AND TACKLE TRAILER PARTS LIVE SHRIMP BOAT SUPPLIES 1622 Overseas Hwy. Marathon Milemarker 48 743-7279 Gnari Luch Big PinE Helj Class □f B3 EMPORIUM EATERY BIG PINE KEY PIZZAS - SUBS - DINNERS DINE IN DR TAKE DUT Phone: 872-9998 208 Advertisers Advertisers 209 Congra tula tions Seniors y(fifi iance' 'Service' “SALES SERVICE” • REFRIGERATORS - FREEZERS • WASHERS - DRYERS - AIR CONDITIONERS SP€€D QU€€NK Licensed Insured • DISHWASHERS - COMPACTORS - DISPOSALS “Servicing ALL BRANDS” 743-3003 10894 OVERSEAS HWY. OWNER Robert W. Athurv 210 Advertisers Congratulations Julie and the Class of 1983 Love, Mom and Charles Dad and Frances Congratulations Seniors of '83 Enjoy the Keys With a Tropical Cut 305-7.43-2933 Lea [ LJ±[e. cJ-faix cStyCinc) Diana jones Owner — Stylist 11300 Overseas Hwy Marathon, Fla. 33050 Advertisers 211 fp° ,0s Good Luck in College, Wherever It May Be, and Remember, no matter how far apart we are I will always love you. Love, Jake JOAN E. BEAKES donqratufationS, olin Success in the future. We are prouJ of you! oCoue, SbaJ, Worn, family 743-5838 THE ACCOUNTING HOUSE TOWN SQUARE MALL MARATHON, FLORIDA DOROTHY JACOBSON Gnanny’s Attic Punch Embroidery Hook Rugs - Crewel Needlepoint - Macrame And Much More CRAFTS. HOBBIES. AND ART SUPPLIES 10800 Overseas Hwy Marathon Shores. Florida Phone 305 743-3880 212 Advertisers ta t e SetU i f ?$3 7 e PeCictui Congratulations, Seniors Cassandra C. Moore 289-1871 11070 Overseas Hwy (m the Winn Dixie Plaza) Marathon. Florida Keys 33050 Good Luck Eddie Mom, Dad and Tony 214 Advertisers Maytag Laundry 5998 0 s Hwy. Congratulations Seniors DINO’S SUBS PIZZAS MILE MARKER 52 MARATHON SHORES, FL33052 WE DELIVER 743-5144 OFFICE 13051 743 5181 743 5790 AFTER HOURS 1305)743 3631 ALAN G. SCHMITT REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER IN THE WONDERFUL FLORIDA SCHMITT REAL ES ALAN G. SC PRESIDENT 11040 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON FLA 33050 Big Pine Key 872-3050 1st Professional Centre 289-1221 Congratulations 6t Good Luck Graduates! Gemini PR in Tin G OFFICE SUPPLV 743-6732 743-6733 Marathon Plaza • 5101 Overseas Highway • Marathon, florida Keys $edt of- oCuck (graduating (deniori Waratk on Sk orei Sark er Sk op 8, d Yjorma (dr race and 7 lorma freeman Advertisers 215 CONGRATULATIONS GINA Love, Uncle Tim and Aunt Vivian Congratulations, Kevin and the Class of 'Q3 We 're proud of you! Love, Mom and Dod (Congratulations 3 Jove Ijou, Congratulations Kris! Good Luck in all you do. Thanks for everything!! Love Sherry PS. I knew you could do it!” 216 Advertisers -333333' Congratulations Seniors of From the One and Only Class of 4 4 8 SgitSt Advertisers 217 Congrat Seniors of’83 In Memory of Our Son Rodney Boggess Phone (305) 743-3701 FIN€ ARTS Featuring the undersea art of Cliff Apel •917 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Keys 33050 OFFICE 305 743-4703 AFTER HOURS 743-3456 Congratulations Class of 82 TBenjamin Ifloche CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT The Fenton Building. Suite 101 2375 Overseas Highway. P O Box 56. Marathon. Florida 33050 i?J. 3LJ C oncjra CjraduateA ! tulations 8901 o d J4wy. ( y4crodi Jlirportj 743-3298 Congratulations Class of 82 From French Realty Elinor French P.O. Box 287 Fred French Big Pine Key Rob French Florida 33050 Advertisers 219 Jean’s Cut 7Y' Curl JEAN STOVER Phone 743-4377 2375 Overseas Hwy. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Suite 2 Lunch — Dinner — Late Night Dining Cocktail Lounge Live Entertainment Fresh Florida Seafood and Daily Specials Mile Marker 30 Big Pine Key, FL 872-3461 CONGRATULATIONS OENfORO '305 743-5467 ALMA'S ALCOVE Materials and Instructions for NEEDLEWORK, CRAFTS GIFTS 2233 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON. FL 33050 v [Next to Bragassa's] J OFFICE: 305 872-9403 AFTER HOURS: 305 872-3215 BOB Ml LEY REAL ESTATE PO. BOX 771 ROBERT L. MILEY M.M. 30V LIC REAL ESTATE BROKER BIG PINE KEY. FL 33043 220 Advertisers NATION-WIDE GENERAL RENTAL Midas Touch We Rent Most Everything! MM. 54 289-0392 Bay Side Quay Fine Gold and Jewelry Repairs Quay Side Village 6153rd St. 743-4653 Congratulations Vincent's Auto Parts Inc. JENNY STEAM CLEANERS - SALES AND SERVICE - “SERVING THE FLA KEYS SINCE 1969 ★ COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP ★ COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS SUPPLIES ★ COMPLETE STOCK OF MARINE EQUIPMENT ★ COMPLETE STOCK OF FOREIGN PARTS AUTOMOTIVE DIESEL “NEW COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU’ ISLAMORADA 664-4464 664-4557 Between MM 82 83 MARATHON 743-5106 743-6214 743-2486 4801 Ov r oa« Hwy SHORES PHARMACY Henry Williams R.Ph. Owner Manager Telephone 11399 Overseas Hwy (305) 743-7766 Marathon, FI. 33050 Senior Citizen Discounts Seniors Advertisers 221 10% Discount on All Skates Riedell; Sure Grip; Chicago Kryptonic • Sims • Starbrites SKATEBOARDS Rent Sell Outdoor Roller Skates at ''Swimwear Dancewear Across from Marathon Plaza — 743-7663 Overseas Highway Marathon 743-9212 Congratulations Jodie and the Class of '83 222 Advertisers Advertisers 223 tscufjflurei Naifs lanicures - Ped 4}-2 41 Manicures - Pedicures - Waxing 6179 OVERSEAS HWY. • MARATHON, FL 33050 UAtA1 I ©WB Congratulations Seniors Norma Cole Tracy 425 Ocean Drive East, Box 144 Key Colony Beach, FI. 33051 (305) 743 - 4443 12650 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON, FLORIDA 224 Advertisers Advertisers 225 Congratulations Natalie! Follow your heart — Love and Luck, Mom, Jimmy, John, Gram, and Grr — Grr 32 Modern Rooms, Efficiencies and Apts., Air Condition • Cable Swimming Pool Capt. Lou Ann Minuti Owner Managers BIG PINE MOTEL Mile Marker 3014 Phone 305 872-9090 Route 3 — Box 796 Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 KEY DEER RESTAURANT 872-9978 226 Advertisers Congratulations Class of “83” And to Leslie Evans — may all your dreams come true! Love, U. Ralph A. Nancy Tropical Awnings and Shutters 1400-107th St. Gulf-Marathon, FL Ph. 743-5647 (Free estimates on your aluminum needs) Advertisers 227 GQNGRflTUbflTIQNS SENIORS! 5HGJE5 SHEJES 5H0E5 INE. 108QQ O S NWY. irJPp THE TREASURE YOU' i HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR... • 14K Gold Chains • 14K Black Coral Carvings • Sterling Silver Chain Charms • A large selection of 14K Cold Nautical Charms 14K Cold Rings set with Coral and Precious Stones • 14K Cold Capped Creat White Shark Teeth •Blue. Pink. Black, etc Coral Jewelry • Authentic Cold Spanish Doubloons • 14K Cold Enameled Conch Shells • Alaska Cold Nuggets A A ■ ‘‘(ArurrL J QUAYSIDE VILLAGE. MARATHON. Mile Marker 55 MONDAY-SATURDAY. 10 A M - 9P M SUNDAY 10 A.M.-2 P.M 289-0628 HS.1R PORr THE FULL SERVICE STYlE SAlON A lot rnoHe than just a hain salon. fEAJURlKG ELECTROLYSIS BY MARIE A MATHEWSON. PH D 743-3350. 5160 Overseas Hwy.. Marathon HANDLEY PAINT CO. RALPH NACKINO PAINT. CARPET, WALLPAPER 6681 Overseas Hwy. (305)743-5342 Marathon, FL 33050 228 Advertisers vJalon of @osm',olo9V £W JeMloge inaro,U. 9l (305h 3.™ Congratulations Seniors from MARATHON LIQUORS KOUNTRY KITCHEN 5230 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Fla. Ph. 743-3417 Serving Fine Foods” Breakfast — Lunch Congratulations Seniors KEY LIME RESORT CLUB AND MARINA Marathon Shores, Florida Advertisers 229 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS m NO. MINIMUM BALANCE The locally owned and locally operated Keys bank. a UN0I« FDtC THE MRRINE BRNK OF MONROE COUNTY Now four full service locations . BIG PINE KEY 872-2237 MARATHON SHORES 743-7300 AND NOW PLANTATION KEY M.M. 90.184 852-4500 230 Advertisers Harry Howell � 305� 743-J121 Michael F Howell key limeQxnputing Smie !(M 2375 Overseas Hwy p 0 Box ’514 Maratnon. FL 33050 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1983! ' Bill FotbeRingbara 10980 OVERSEAS HWY. MARATHON, FLORIDA 33050 PHONE 743 5656 Kurt Krueger — Frank Nuccio 743-6045 743-4279 home KRUEGER SOUTH ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 2191 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FI. 33050 BEARINGS—GENERATORS-REWINDING—PUMPS POWERTOOLS—VACUUM CLEANERS THE DIVING FALL SPECIAL PADI Open water certification for groups of 4 or more. $140.00 each Includes all gear course material Sept. 25th through Dec. 15th 1983 12399 Overseas Hwy Marathon. Honda 33050 PHONE (305) 289-1021 Advertisers 231 Dr. Sandler Burkley OPTOMETRIST 305 743-5501 5170 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 • EYE EXAMINATIONS • PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED • CONTACT LENSES ♦ PRESCRIPTION DIVE MASKS • QUALITY SUNGLASSES Marathon Florist . •T'T . ' ’ -. V i. 12221 Overseas Highway Marathon. FL 33050 Phone: (305) 289-1300 232 Advertisers Congratulations Class of “83” Chevron Layman Automotive 10777 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 Dave Layman (305) 743-2646 General Car Truck Repairs (305) 743-5334 Advertisers 233 OFFERING YOU A WIDE SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE CARPETS VINYL WALLPAPER PICTURE FRAMING ART SUPPLIES PAINT FREE ESTIMATES • SALES SERVICE • INSTALLATIONS Mon.-Fri. 8-5 • Sat. 8-12 743-6145 5151 Overseas Hwy. Congratulations Seniors from Colson Seafood Marathon, FL 743-2271 John F. Harkins Manager Congratulations Seniors from Island Bike Shoppe MM 30Vz Big Pine Key 872-3213 Congratulations Senors of ’83 234 Advertisers Area Code 305-872-2351 BIG PINE KEY FISHING LODGE FENTON’S FAMILY STORE Congratulations Class of ’82 Levis — Hang Ten — Converse Nike — Adidas Congratulations Seniors ‘83’ JA aratfion. do. • Pan Am Anderson Windows Doors • Screen Enclosures • Storm Protection • Tub Enclosures • Store Fronts • Plexiglas • Railings • Mirrors We also have storm shutters and awnings We do screen enclosures. Advertisers 235 To My Family Friends: For all the times you’ve listened, And for all the times you’ve cared, I thank you with all my heart. I’ll love you all, Forever. Natalie P.S. Good luck to you, Jimmy, in your Senior year. I wish you the best!!! KEY PHARMACY FRED PEDROSA, R.PH. PROPRIETOR COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FLA. BLUE CROSS PRESCRIPTION PLAN 743-7079 SE HABLA ESPANOL 2211 OVERSEAS HWY. SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT FREE DELIVERY Congratulations Seniors From Lions Lair Bob and Rosemary Lohlein Lions Cove Rick and Linda Hale 236 Advertisers COMPLETE SERVICE AUTO - MARINE BAIT - TACKLE SURFSIDE GULF U.S. 1 116th St. Marathon Shores, FL Dick Ramsay 743-9865 743-3444 Congratulations to Our Daughter Jodie, and the Class of ’83 Eat Edtoiida Szafood -Holj±tEX± and. cStonz CiaCr Ed Q EPumlzin± Ud zzam±. Eafit. and J i ax Es(iaxfi (Eonqratuiationi (2a.ijana.fi ■—fjaclio andDQ Congratulations from A.A. Locksmith Zenith — RCA Sales and Service CB Radios Car Stereos 743-5310 3000 Overseas Highway Mike Taylor 6363 Overseas Highway Marathon, Fla. 33050 (305) 743-5446 Advertisers 237 Congratulations Seniors of ’83 Kathy Reenie ' The Scissor Hut Hair Cutting Salon 4540 Overseas Hwy. 743-4195 BBdJBqjiSUlSlLfiUUeLiJB um love ya always Kris (Kissy), Amy (Duns), Tammy (Cootie), Ann (Dumb), and Jodie (Spodie) CHARLIES If. TRCXEL, JR.... RIDS C on 1 sx s ? RIC RUNE RET., EILCRIRA 33043 238 Advertisers 240 Advertisers Best of Luck, Chris 490 63rd St. Marathon, Fla. Custom Imprinted Sportswear Tee Shirts, Baseball Shirts, Etc. “We print anything” 743-5400 DAVE, PAM, DAVE CHRIS 242 Advertisers Congratulations to the Class of 83 The Best A Special Congratulations to Mark and Cindy From Mom and Dad Grandma and Grandpa Mike and Kelly John. May love and success fill both your lives forever. We are all very proud of both of you. i Advertisers 243 ©®mp®G(a[M[]®[ra© to the staff of SHORELINE ’83... ...and the entire Graduating Class of 1983! Congratulations Class of 1983 from Key Systems, Inc. 1320 Coco Plum Drive Marathon, FL 33050 743-7400 246 Closing Closing 247 248 Closing Closing 249 the changing year, Closing 251 And so we change; 252 Closing Closing 255 THANK YOU A few short words But they express A million thanks For your thoughtfulness! We on the Shoreline Staff would like to show our gratitude and appreciation to the following people: Mrs. Vivian Chisolm, for always being there when we needed her. Ken Thornberry, for all his time and guidance. Taylor Publishing Company, without whom this book would not have been possible. Mike Olynik of bryn-alan studios in Miami for taking our senior portraits. Frank Meier of bryn-alan studios in Tampa, for all our photography supplies and services. Mrs. Gradick, the administrative staff, and the faculty for all their patience and cooperation. All the businesses and individuals in the Marathon Community who bought ads and helped support our publication. Mrs. Hale, for all her help and guidance. And last but certainly not least, you, the people of Marathon High School for giving us a reason to cherish high school memories. Congratulations to the Class of 1983, and to all underclassmen, happiness and success in the coming years. Sincerely, J A.? Av iaA- Co tv - v. ' V ( u i r {jjisClS 256 Closing , • h k f i • « ti- ■n ■ i 4 ■ • 4- .ft . i N. . ■ • •