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Shoreline ’84 Marathon High School Marathon, Florida Opening Faculty Seniors-- Fall Sports- Underclassmen Winter Sports Junior High Spring Sports ' Clubs Community Closing Index Editor’s Page Title 1 A WINNER NEVER QUITS After years of growth, an uphill climb, an individual reaches his peak and begins to decline. There is a man who spent his growing years in Marathon, graduated from Marathon High in 1965 and returned here as a teacher in 1970. This man seems to reach his peak every year, and still manages to exceed it the following year. This man is Coach Bayles. Five years ago Coach Bayles took over the girls' athletic program, and since then he has brought a reputation of ex- cellence to Marathon High. He coaches the Lady Dolphins softball and volleyball teams, and has been awarded the Miami News Coach of the Year award for the last two years. His philosophy is a winner never quits, and a quitter never wins.” The Lady Dolphins feel that it is a great challenge to play for this special man because he sets such high standards. They say that the results make the effort worth while. For all of these reasons, the 1984 Shoreline staff is proud and happy to dedicate their book to Mr. Chuck Bayles. 2 Dedication Dedication 3 Our Bridges Bring Us Together. Opening 5 Opening 7 8 Opening Opening 9 10 Opening at play Opening 11 12 Opening Opening 13 Opening 15 16 Opening Opening 17 Faculty Mrs. Gradick shows her spirit Katharine Gradick Principal Jessie Hobbs Assistant Principal Mrs. Gradick and Mrs. Hobbs make a sure team! 20 Faculty Bruce King Computer Programming Jerry McCurry Community School Coordinator Glen Lillibridge Guidance Counselor Rosemary Lohlein Teachers’ Aide Joe Orr Mathematics Dept. Head N.H.S. Sponsor Faculty 21 Eunice Stout Reading, English Chuck Bayles Work Experience, Mathematics, Phys, Ed„ Varsity Volleyball and Varsity Softball Edward Gates Science Dept. Head, Varsity Golf, Interact Sponsor Maria Diaz Spanish N.H.S. Sponsor 22 Faculty Vivian Chisolm English, French, Yearbook, Drama Peggy Campbell Varying Exceptionalities Pat Lillibridge Art, Art Club Sponsor Jack Zito Mathematics, Varsity Football and Basketball Pat Lowe Media Specialist Faculty 23 Jane Wilkinson Home Economics, Social Studies, FHA HERO Sponsor Jerry Giroir Visiting Teacher Joy Hanshaw Yvonne Robertson Office Aide Specific Learning Disabilities Jeffie McCurry Attendance Office Aide I I • Bess Lowe Guidance Secretary 24 Faculty Rose Diezel Office Manager Norene Norman Bookkeeper Fritz Majewski D.C.T., Vocational Dept. Head, Social Studies Jim Keeney Social Studies, J.V. Football Angela Hornsby “Curly”, “Larry and “Moe” show their sunniest smiles. Library Aide Faculty 25 Dennis Doll Science, Phys. Ed., Varsity Football Jim Sikora Phys. Ed., Science ism Cheri Doll Phys. Ed., Cheerleading Matt Arthur Athletic Director, Varsity Football and Baseball, Sophomore Class Sponsor 26 Faculty Sandra Pait Band Director. Occupational Specialist. Junior Class Sponsor Diane Gerson Guidance Counselor Jean McDonald Typing, Clerical Office Practice, Bookkeeping Maria Lowe Science, Mathematics, Varsity Tennis Barbara Arena English. Humanities Faculty 27 Mr. Hale is engrossed in conversation and his popcorn. Mr. Bayles tries not to crack a smile Mrs. McCurry smiles as she assigns detentions. Mrs. Doll enjoys the sun at a J.V. game. We would like to thank all our teachers for dedicating their time, energy, and knowledge to the stu- dent body of Marathon High School. Mr. King could usually be found with his pal, the computer. 28 Faculty Mr. Terpos teaches his Choochies the The cafeteria staff takes timeout for a picture, wonders of math. L to R, Row 1: M. Rainey, D. Sinkfield, B. Thomas; Row 2: R. McKnight, T. Schmitz, D, Hawkins; Row 3: M. Owens, E. Mosley, W. Thompson. Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Norman were our homecoming clowns. Faculty 29 Dee Wiliams Charlene Vocelle Science English, Reading Katherine McLane English, Freshman Class Sponsor Ronald Pierce Auto Mechanics Paul Arena English Dept. Head 30 Faculty Mary Maloney Specific Learning Disabilities Richard Hale Social Studies, Sr. High Student Counsel, Pep Club Bo Johnston Social Studies Dept. Head, Jr. High Student Council Sponsor Linda Hale Reading, English, Journalism Orfilio Rodriguez Head Custodian Faculty 31 Mr. Arthur is always on the go! Miss McLane shows her spirit on Punk Roc Day. Custodial staff: C. Ramos, O. Rodriguez, V. Martinez, J. Cabrera. Coach Sikora enjoys his escape from the gym to the “quiet of a classroom. 32 Faculty Mr. Lillibridge is seldom seen in such a plain shirt! Mrs. Stout celebrates Hats and Ties Day with style. Mr. Majewski makes a point to his class. Mrs. Hale stirs the sauce for the spaghetti dinner. Mr. Arena laughs when his seniors ask for a free day. Why hold back a smile, Mr. Doll? Faculty 33 FROM ONE FRIEND Jamie, good luck in life and may happiness be with you always. You deserve it! I’ll miss you alot I Love You Forever, Lisa Steve, Just want to say thanks for the memories-Ich Leibe Dich Immer. Cindy Congratulations to Boni, Billy, Nancy, Love Leslie To Jose, I Love You. Liz To Mr. A — Thanks for all you’ve done. You’ve been terrific. Love Super Sec Class of 86 parties more Best of luck to Kenny Johnson our “Master of Disaster.” Love Brian and Mom__________________ To Mr. J — You’re a terrific teacher and a great friend. Thanks for listening and understanding. Love Your Lazy Aide. To my friends, Thanks — CT 34 Friends TO ANOTHER CI-MADEITD.M. — Thanx for a memory + remember a dream. Good Luck in life, Achieve your goals + be happy. I luv-Cl-4 EVER-A.E.L. Kris + Susan — Luv Ya-T. To Mom • Thanks for everything, Love ya Loads Nancy Dave, Eddie, Alex, Mike Thanx Mom and Dad-By-God J.N. Best friends forever Love ya Always! N.H. Jimmy, I Love You, Susan Thanx Jr., 1 Love You Robb, 1 Love You, Linda To Nut and Billie Thanks for being such good friends. Love Rell John + David, I love you guys. Good luck. Kim Friends 35 Kathy McCormick, Kary Brechner, Suzanne Shaw, Alison Allsop. Not Pictured: Sherry Brenner. 36 Seniors Seniors Seniors 37 Dawn Marie Adams We made it. Right Danny? 84” Hey CL who's the 6 for? Cheerleading for 5 yrs. Alex-H,F,CL,GI IN K.W.w one C.'Help. My best friend Jon, Candy slow down, I luv ya Mrs. Doll-Party on the 50.parties at A.F. what a goober!! miss T tefi-mop-Are you mad?14 in the beast. Hey Jimmer.Do you consider me a G.F.?AVC,I luv ya My crazy Columbian-G-villehere we come-Later on MHS Thanx mom and Byrd, I Love You! Elizabeth Albrecht I’m really a senior-Traitor to class’85-65, Turn aroundl-KW, I’m okl-Summer of 83- Kris-N.C.-$ 1,000-Aunties-Scheming-lf they only knew-KLR-LG-LK KL, Fuzzy brain cells-food-tennis anyone?-BZ the3’some- What happened?-Key West-6 10 83-lt’s rainingl-Prom 83-Kris,thanx for everything you’ve been like a sis-Fun times w gang (Jr, LG, TC, RP)-PH-DQ AKOR-IALY!-Thanx Dad, MJ, Billy AM-Bye MHS, It’s been fun! Jon Wesley Alderman Hey Bud Let’s Party Was that a black Pan- ther 65 Stang Let’s go see the Who Mega Buzz Night fishing with Bobby liquid lunch club Mr. Misty’s with A.J. Vinnie are we dead? Cal. green seedless grapes Pink Floyd swimming across the bay with S.A. Driving the Porsche on No Name Parking lot parties with S.B. more black panthers Thanks Mom Dad Alison Jane Allsop Big Piner-No Name-Bahia Honda-Party at Marty’s Me Kim go Camaro Crashin-bum talk to me-Diet-Dirty Laundry-Ted Nugent rocks BPK-Mickys-Journey-lt’ll kill ya Karla-Get some tonight Kat! Good times with Amy Bonnie-FANTASY FEST 83- All Night Long-Satin Clown-pooky- Pub,eggs,Headache-Amy said NO! Green, Beth-Junior Prty, Suz-RESOLGTION 84- Durty Harrys.Key Wasted-New Yrs80-81- Thanx Mom Dad Tim-MHS.BPK parties better!! 38 Seniors Elizabeth Alzugaray SPOILED ROTTEN! Good times w the gang. By God C don’t stand so close to V.F.! I miss ya-l need ya! M.S. Thanks for being a close friend. I’m not a MANIAC! Thanks mom Dad! Thanks for the boost I.M. JOE! It sounds like a fair deal to me! “Class of 84 Rules” HOWARD JOHNSONS! Blue Cutlass T-top! Jeep! Jag! Jose I haven't forgotten you! M.G. thanks for listening to my problems w your cousin Jose! Susan Elane Atkinson PARTY-On the loose-LOVERBOY-Karla, The truck’s NOT out there-Holiday Isle R.R.’s-Infatuation-Eagles-Wasted Time-Oct; All Night Long-Gallon Sunday-Key Wasted in the rain-Mysterious Bruises-Miss ya Pete-Sonja, What happened?-nite swim- 2 25 82; Never Forget-lts really over- Bahia Honda-Hydroplanin-Fantasy Fest; 18 in a room-22 times, Jon-Manager-Before home games-Quarters-New Yrs 82-Prom 83-Memories. Martha Marie Bachman Senior Finally Good Times Bad Times Freshman yr. w BM. SD Best Friend J.J MR9 17 Little Sister I.H on wk ends Summer 83 T.P Memories Promises 4 24 82 Key West 7 Mile Run 82 senior HR? Christmas Break 81 Tim Grad Night D.O FREEDOM FOREVER Parties at Coco I'm not in love J.C never again Mrs. H Mrs. Lowe AGSKJ Good Luck Jo Thanx Mom Jud Love ya Bye MHS Here's looking at you kid!! Robert William Bailey There It ls- 75-Dave Papal,Beta-What Do Ya Got 6.2-Ft.L 83-6 Flags-Wave Pool-Ntc- V.H 83-Vw Mud-Kb’S Party-Thanks Bob- Esq Kw-Wd Times W B.Z.M.L-The Cooler-Sunfish B D-S-Val H Yo-Cowboys- L.S. Shoes-Good Times W BZ KK LS JS JW JC CT ML JF-Oh Rob, Oh Jim-Texas Here I Come-Hi Ever-Montes Are The Best-H.C.83 W Michele F-Thanks Mom Dad For Everything-Tammy Love You Always-Good Bye Mhs. Seniors 39 Penny Lynn Banks Sonja Anita Bower Big Piner-Noname parties-Fire it up!-LED- ZEPP T‘ Bubba-Head -'68 Stang-Yea- Bud!-Luv them buns-Hey Baby,You drive me crazy-Bahia Honda-when the going gets tough the tough go partying-Fantasy Fest ’83,All night long-Jon.lets walk to my car, BUZZBUZZ-SPLASH-cruzin’ 7 mile 3 a.m., out go the lights-Stacey, how are we gonna get home? Key Wasted, 12 9 83- Hydroplanin’, Hold on Susan! 4 3 2 1 . . . Later-Much, M.H.S. Freeman Raymond Bateman, Jr. BUD MAN . .. HI! KL ... RP, SOLO .. . RUN! LA is coming! LAURIE, I LOVE YOU . . . But where is my car? . . . WARM A WILLY . . . GO-KARTS . . . ,GC in Key West • • ■ 83 FIREBIRD . . . Homecoming . .. Sombrero Beach . . . Hungry Like The Wolf . . . Thanx MOM-n-DAD . . . RF.PC.DG, in AM . . . RP, JD, CS, DL, in J's .. . Bye MHS .. . Hey TC wanna go to Pizza Hut ... maybe next time we’ll be a little bit WEISER!! Joesph Allen Blythe Parties ... At Sunshine . . . She sure looks nice ... 84 Rules . . . Seniors ... Ft. LAUDERDALE . . . WOMEN . . . windsurf- ing ... Bahia Honda . .. The Side Door . . . DANCE, DANCE, DANCE, SUNSHINE . . . Good Times . . . and friends .. . see ya later M.H.S. . . . FINALLY! Bud Man . . . After the Fall . . . That was great . . . later . . . Thankx Mom+Dad 40 Seniors r Kary Lynn Brechner 6 18 82 . . . My Love, Lionel Richie ... It’s Hard For Me To Say I’m Sorry, Chicago .. . Dozen yellow Roses, One Year . . . Rocky III ... Johnnie,I’ll Love You Forever . . . Hope, Candy, I Never Could’ve Done It Without You . . . Miami Dolphins Are 1 . . . HENRY’S . . . Clones ... Oh god, what a Goober!! Neckette . . . Wed. Night is Ladies Night!! Babe . . . Polo . . . MARTIN- VEDGE . .. Tom Cruise .. . Fe, Fi ... Tu . . . 6 7 84 .. . Time To Deal With The Real World Sherry Lynn Brenner 11 16-Grinner STATE CHAMPS.'K- SOME Yeah Bud-Dists.'81-state '84-Mr. B we finally did it,thanks for EVERYTHING!- Best times with Freda!-6 times FJ-Best friend Beeba, I miss ya!-First love BA-Prom 83-The last of the CVP-Adopted Hoosier- Kat, can’t wait to get out-NOT HER AGAIN-Loverboy-Monte’s 1, right Rob-84 NAF-Thanks MOM + DAD for EVERYTHING! I Love you-North Carolina hopefully-A new beginning. Denise Renee Brower Neen-Neese-Toodles-10 10 81-Lessons! Love You Tool-delinquent-3 musketeers- RAH!-Summers in NJ-Memories-Miss ya, Barb-good times in KW-party in a pumkin- My 30-what concert?-Sunsets-pass out at Kim’s-Anglers-3:15-Private Party,what a BLAST-AII Night Long-Lagoon-jacuzzi-Prom- funny faces in a hurricane-Making up-New year’s Eve-Caught again-Why are your pants inside out? Thanks Mom and Dad! Donna Marie Brower Donnamite-Delinquent-l 1 26 80, FOREVER-John-I Love My COP-Good times 2 Barb-NJ Summers-Penny tip?- Pinecrest ’80'83-Girls Night-Crash w H- 4:30 a.m. bathtime at Kim’s-Chug-a-lug with J+C-two zoos-Equipment Room?-little white mutt-l Love you Mom + Dad, Thanks for everything!- GOODBYE MHS. Seniors 41 James Damon Chaplin “By-God! ... Basketball 25 Football 12 ... Baseball ... VAN HALENiz- ed Spring Jam 83 I been to the Edge . .. The Electrifying 76ers God that gets me! . . . Chicken McNuggets . . . CAMARO The Nose Bros . . . Doll- The Gate! DOTD BOBBER!” ... I know that dude Jim You’re a madman Phi Slamma Jamma ... Ice Cream Man HF .. . BJ,Andy,Noocher,bail VH Jan 20 Goodluck to my Bro the Class of 85 Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Toodle-loo MHS. Betty Marie Cooper Private Stock . .. Charlie's Bar . . . 4-13-81 . . . Lady bug Stacey .. . 12-5-82 . . . Trellis Sharell Jones . . . 1 Sagittarius . . . Ma“ .. . ouse .. . (98)... 12-16-83,B.C. A.W. stop that Deon Johnathan.Goodluck gang . . . M.H.S. goodbye!!!Thanks Mom Grandma ... I love you all ... Especially you T.J. .. . Show ya right... W.S.,Goodluck. Angela Jacquelyn Cordova Finally made it . . . thank God ... It’s been fun .. . K.M. hope you’ll be K.R. 5 3 82 SPECIAL .. . Great times at Rink ... Liz it was fun huh? . . . Good Luck Idania .. . great summers with C.G.! Mom Pop, thanks, I LOVE YOU! . .. Thanks big sis brother, always there! .. . Simon . . . Bye M.H.S.. . . Love ya, JC! i 42 Seniors Corine Louse Dakin MTV MJ's Thriller Mike ZZ Top Good times at DQ with FH and WW Hi Leah Great times in Drama class Journey Down with Country Music Porkey's Class of 84 Hi Wen- dy The Eurythmics Good-Bye MHS Benjamin Craig Daniels TEMNIS ANYONE?-68 Mustang V.H. 84-U- 2-Florida Southern here I come-good times with D.l. and R.P.J.C., yeah so!-7mile- Thanks Mrs. C. for ail your support-hey Mr. C. what's for dinner? I’m starved- Ben Borg-good luck Howie-Have a good life Travis and Colleen-Going to Lakeland to see D.K.-Special FriendstK.F., L.W., M.W., and D.G.-thanks a lot Maria.-thanks family, love you all. Tiffany Lynn Daniels Hey Wus, We’re State Champsl-1 down 1 to go Statebound Greyhound-Volleyball- Softball- 9-Yeah Bud-Wild Women-Cujo balls-Crackerjack-Official fake Hoosier- VCS trader-Best Buddy Lib-Journey-ADs before BC-50 yard line-shortstopper-Hey Mary, got any Doritos?-GM Game-Book ’em Dano-YOG PEC —!-lts been real-GTI 23-BB, How’s George?-Tim Kiff-Thanks Mr. Bayles, MOM DAD! Never Be The Same. Debra Elaine Davis So Long-RJ-JH-RL-have fun at M.H.S.-Hang in there-JH-your day is coming-you too-RL- Remember class of ’84- goodbye M.H.S.-I Love you Mom Dad. Seniors 43 Kelle August Dickman Football 84-Magoo, Remember FT. MYERS? Let’s go again-Dickie!-Wow,what a BLASTIBud man strikes again- Wisconsin-P.K. and I, busted! CANDACE- 10 27 83-pack attack-Women-Women- Women 12 10 83-Kidnapped to Miami- What’s up? Who took me home? Hey Man- Candy, I Love You-Thanx Mom Dad for everything, Love ya. Eric Phillip Diehl Finally made it! . .. Partyin' with JKS .. . F-F-F-Foolin . . . Def Leppard . . . Coco plum . . . Baja in’ ... F-250 ... I think we're stuck! .. . Jammin out. .. Lindy .. . my best Love for her . . . Party at (Jtotem ... I think we got caught... I’m gone ... I think he’s going to . . . Hey, Mike, you all right. . . Bowling Parties . . . can’t bowl . . . Party at my House .. . 11:00pm .. . Hey Man, let's go out on my boat.. . Oh,oh! . . . Marine Patrol ... we got caught again .. . later MHS Amy Lynn Eldridge Amilla . . . the Green Hornet . . . GSASCP . . . nice try . . . good times with everybody . . . Fantasy Fest ’83-Mom the car’s miss- ing! Jacuzzi hoppin . . . what could have been but never was . . . B + L’s B-day party . . . Dancing ... I Love you mom! Amy Lou . .. the hurting never stops . .. Jeezareeba . .. I don't care what anybody thinks, I LIKE PURPLE! thanks dad . . . HC '83 . . . Queen Amilla of Eldridge . . . bye class of '84 ... I really hate goodbyes .. . Elizabeth Anne Evangelista filming football . . . serendipity . . . OCALA on my bd ... BOE! . .. GG I luv ya . . . Gallagher’s married 1 year! . .. OP + BH ... Jt,Js, + EG I Hate you’all . . . BZ + RB . . . NUGSY ... ST keep me surviving . . . Mr. + Mrs. A-THANKS! . . . Mrs. R-Love ya . . . 9-29-82 MTA+A, A+A, FOREVER! . . . MICHAEL-1 Love you so much and THIS ONE’S FOR REAL . .. Mom + Pops-I Love You, YOU’VE BEEN THE BEST PARENTS A GIRL COULD EVER HAVE 44 Seniors Ella Sandra La Faye Ferguson COONEY.COONEY,COONEY take me home ... I LOVE YOU . . . Well I made it! Good times with SP.MM.DW . . . Great times at BK ... No more MD FAYE .. . Whooll Can’t Swim . . . Hang in there GB,GH,SF,HF You will all make it one day . .. No don't touch that! Ouch!! 2nd degree burns GH, Ha,Ha! Love that C. K. Edward! 9 15 82 True Love Always ... Thanks Grandmom Mae,Mom,Dad,Step Linda for everything .. . Couldn’t have made it without you. Hope Lynne Fuhrer Hopeless-9 17 81-NJ-Stone in Love- CAMARO-BOOPER-The Boss-Dee and Di- Del inquents-E-St reet-Chester-Clones-Big Bri-Pass out w Todd,Cindy and Jeff-47- Trish-Renshaws-Deli.Dawn and Shan-J.C.- Miss ya T-VH-Ducky DOTD-Kim, I've changed-A VC-Peg-Special Friends-Mrs. Doll-LOOSERVILLE-Fe Fi-I love you Dallas-86?-ARRESTED-Jimmer-Tarzan- Thanks Mom and Dad-xxxox-U of F- Together at LAST! Dalmacio Julio Garcia Beth, Camaro!-Good BYE M.H.S. 4ever- 3am Foot Ball on 7mile-LED ZEPPLIN-MBF PARTY-Coral Grill-Ft.Laud.-Party with B.K.O. at F.F.-3 year Party with D.P.-Mr. C. Shark-morning at M.H.S.-140mph on 7mile-No!B.K, Ralph!-Whaaaaat?!-Boge- super C-Party . . . Party . .. Party . .. Party ... Party. Laurie Ann Gardner We finally made it! ... HC ’83 ... Girls' State '83 KV . .. Live it up! ... 1st love,MM . . . SHSC Secretary . . . Hon .. . Senior . . . Hello,JS . . . Hlyd . . Thanx Ames! . . . 6 10 83 . . . Thanx Mom-n-Dad- love ya! ... Sr. Float .. . LOVE YOU, JR . .. KW Peanut Gallery .. . Good times w Smiley-n-Moped ... Rl ... KLR ... BLUE EYES .. . LE-what happened? .. . memories . . . 6th period . . . MGR .. . 8 14 83 . . . LC-why did you leave? .. . Bye MHS-lt’s been fun ... '84 RULES! Seniors 45 David Arthur Geide Big Pine- No Name- Bahia Honda-Mike's House- The Island- Bullet-Lauderdale- Kan- sas Concert-Quarters- Dice- BS- MS- Bud Man-DWI- Ticket in the T A- Bubba Head- Cut a Tomato- How’s it Hangin?-Free for all- Train Train- The Bucket-F.S.- 15 or 20 MPH.ha-What’s up?- Guide Wire- 70HP- S.M. F.- Venture Out- Garner Geofrey Goderski What A Way To Go . . . 84 . . . Coca-Cola Bud- Man Lives On . . . Spring Break Ft. Lauderdale ... So Long. Marathon .. . Hello. California . .. Quarters Til Four. Poker 'Til Three .. . Love ya, Linda. Rae Jean Gourley Manuel-Manuel-Manuel-I can’t believe I made it-What do I cook for dinner- hamburger helper-K.H. how’s your foot? Fantasy Fest-Hey Leah Haso-I love you Manuel- Never forget J.M.- Wild eyed Southern boys- I’ll miss you Leah- trouble with L.Z. and G.P. always • K.D. you’ll always be mean- I can’t live with out you Manuel- Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. Sally Ann Graber STATE CHAMPS!- 5-fast times-close one at VH- Summer of '83Tunnin' through FM- 4th of July w MS LD-HC. the car turned-TL BYOB-Delirious- Sundays’ w KH PK- Coco w MM-late nite callers ML RC- late again Julie- jokes on Jon- famous note writer- alias Dear Abby - 280ZX- let’s cruise-Where are my keys- All Nite Long-California guy-Oh Well- I luv ya KH- is this the end- love you Dad Marla- SMILE! i 46 Seniors William Dennis Gregory I Love You Meghan . . . Baseball 3, 21 Overnight Trip 82-83-Thanks for everything Coach King-Hojo's-Dr.K- M.I.A.L.U.-Grand Slam-2 5 83-The one and only-Meghan-Hollywood-Thanks Dad- dy Greg-Gunky-Captain Kangaroo-Prince- Hey Let’s move some Mangrovesl-Spanky The wonder dog -J.S. was a booty buddy-12 25 83 A promise of togetherness-Thanks Joan and Bob- Meghan, I’ll always love you! Juanita Deanna Hawkins So how about it world, are your ready for me? . .. See there Sharon I told you I could do it... no big deal .. . Alright Bonneville, Not this time Seville . . . Let's have a P.S. what's a P.S.? ... Oh yeah. No more for Lady Bug ... I’m hoing to tell your girlfriend boy .. . J.W...D.H......B.C. ...,A.W.... Peter McIntosh Hendrick John William Holroyd B. P.K. B.C. Smu- gglers O.F.F. J. R. Toyota 4x4 Green Eyes Rolroyd Brothers Quarters Bud- man Balcony Chris Venture Out Mercedes Bahia Honda Prom Night Forgive me The Island No Name Lauderdale RollOver Bucket(Gr- uble Gruble) 1984 Seniors 47 Rex Henry Hopkins III Big Pine Chevy Rule . . . What a DEADBEAT . . . Yes. Mary. B.P. does have indoor plumbing . . . Basket B .. . 30 . . . Cowboys ... No Name . . . Disney . . . Buy a Chevrolet . . . Bud Man . .. Sounds Fair, Mr. Officer . . . Fantasy Fest . . . Psycho . . . Let’s Party ... 84 Rules . . . Ok. Dad We’ll Dance . . . Bridge . . . Don’t worry we’ll make it D.K. . . . Jet Skiing at mid- night .. . The Island ... Bel Air ... Bye MHS. Eric Paul Houser Kimberly Dawne Huff LOVERBOY-10 15 82 never forget- Whistler’s w Mom-ON THE LOOSE-1 luv Ya SG-Donna’s bath-AII night long 10 83- parties at Hoopy’s quarters w AJ-summer w D.B SP-our tree-hey Sue HFY-9 2 w DM,TL,RC-chase capture-buddy Mollie-TN-CHEERS TO GOOD FRIENDS-F FEST 18 in 1 room-Special Friend RR- shoes?-RC, IWYB-PN-what concert-HC’83- Sundays w PK,SG-Thanks MF CG- 11 28 83-1 Love You Mom Dad-Bye MHS. Jacqueline Kay Isaksen FRIENDS FOREVER ... BB trips w JS,LS,DZ.BS,MM. Cutler Ridge . . . cc cookies ITBDM GKW . . . Dancing w my twin . .. Summers in NJ w J . . . Pity? . . . Our Place ... HE DOES! . . . GL . . . PH . . . Thanks JS-mbf 4-ever . . . TOTY883 ... I Know . . . MAIJFT . . . J M TPC . . . 4 22 83 best b-day . . . Don’t cha know? . . . Alg II ... I TOLD YOG SO! . . . Chicago . . . My big bro SW . . . Bahia Honda . . . Someday . . . pink satin sheets . . . And then? I’ll miss you . .. Thanks Mom. Dad, Jonathan ... I Love You 48 Seniors Robert Joseph Jacobs Basketball 44-Jim it helps if you take the cap off-Van Halen concerts-Hey Holmes- Journey Concert-over nighter with D.I.- 9 27 83 R.S. house-Pizza Hut-Sea Horse- But officer my speedometer was broken- over night in K.W.with M.L.,R.N.,J.S.,A.V.- Fill it up to resort man-The mad dog in K.W. Boom-working at S.K.L.-C.K. you'll never believe what I did-Thanks for everything Mom and Dad Kenneth James Johnson Class of 84-Big Piner-Chris I Love you!!- Kenny what do we Do?-Stuck at Coco- Mavi, Pauli, Howie-Dizzy-n-Howie, 4-ever- Soccer-7-miles-Raid the locker room- speeding ticket-Foreigner Concert-Hockey- ATC on the ice-Jan 13,83-R.S, C.M, me Miami 1:15-Soccer Trips-Cutler Ridge-D.l. is Ah! 21 below-E.T.- Thanks everybody couldn’t have made it without you-Thanks Mom-Love ya Chris!! Later MHS! Andrea Patricia Joseph Here's to good friends . . . -Ron B, Carla E, S me-P.Pigglet-dancing-Freebird-Dee Mango Man-he goes he goes-you posie!- thanks DM, luv ya!-The Key-FF w RF,DM,KD-FHBO!-Gen. Puff-weeney wars-Wasted Time-Let's party-hicky’s.me?- hoover-love ya!hi-ever-Mr.M’s w JA- ducky num num-memories last forever-M SK’s-hey AJ-hedging w LS V4's w KH.utotem-Fritz-chester-girls night- Thanks Mom Dad, I love you! Seniors 49 Karla Suzanne Klay Lazaro Enrique Vento-Every breath you take-Rena Wanna take a trip-1 gotta go again-Bethany-DM, no words can explain- Jolly Ho Hos-LF concerts, Ft. Lauderdale,K.W.-Faro Blanco-My little run away-Suz sure the truck’s not in the yard?- No, I don't know what I hit-7 26 83-1 -gal Sunday double trouble Russians-AA It’llkillya-I luv sunrises Marty. Bonnie Jean Koltunak Big Piner-No Name-Bahia Honda-Hi What’s up? Stop at Tom Thumb-coconut-Party at Allisons-Durty Harrys-AII Night Long-Key Wasted-Mickey’s the Beach-New Year's 80-81-Fantasy Fest 83-stranded with B.W. and R.K.!-pooky-Rm9-Ho Jo’s 4am-moming coffee-Eldorado Dream-Miss ya David- Thanks Mom and Dad, Love Ya Good-bye MHS-BIG PINE PARTIES BETTER! David Jonathan Kosin B-ball 3 ... Mr. Rejection . . . Big D ... Ir- ving 6 . .. Doc . . . sixers . . . Cowboys Tennis . . . G T . . . Prep . . . C.B.C.D.B.A.T. . . . High-5 ... vs ... Jealousy . .. cruiser.. . Mr. Mom . . . cuffy ... 3:00AM .. . Asbury ... Summer-83 . . . Zoo . .. Tuss . .. Hen . . . JL .. . PP ... Thrifty . .. B.P.D.P . .. Bruce watcha got?6.2-3.8 . . . There it is ... BZ Me in KW . . . 10 21 83 .. . Sailing w B R . . . B D Adrift . . . Late again RH . . . Sr’s . . . FGN TIMES W BZ,RB,RH,JC, BJ . . . Bro thanks for all the help in BB . .. Thanks M D. Lee Alane Larson Memories last a lifetime . .. Summers in St.Pete-F.F. 82-83-K.W. w P.S. D. M.K.B.C.-cuzzie-K.W. .. . D.B. w L.M.- Corruption Never! Christening of the Pur- ple Monster! F.U.B.A.R. Oh Well!? A.K.T.- M?-3D’s-O.B.D.-G.H.P.-Sty x Concert w T.L. C.-J.H. drive w your eyes open!- Rah Rah days-great times-thanks Mrs. D. G.M.-long distance friends-l love my Fam. M. D. I Luv Ya! Matt thanks for EVERYTHING!! Bye M.H.S. 50 Seniors Kristen Edith Lenco 4 years of sweat and tears-lt’s up to us,more or less-Liz, Scheming-if they only knew-Hey Liz-1 still don't think he believes- nailed!-Thanx guys-Jr, TC, RP, JG, LG-for everything-BZ, all those years will never be forgotten even though . .. Aunties-tennis anyone?-She’ll always be a sis to me- thanks for everything Liz .. . Karl, It was worth it-Hey reject, it’s my turn now .. . RTR-you'll never be forgotten Celina L. Livings We made it-D.A. Wanna give a 6 away?- The Beast-ya'll staying in that moteP-Party on the 50-D.A.,H.F.,G.L.,in K.W. with 1 C- 7mile-We’re in trouble Gayle-you’re late- Hilda J-just call me N.D.- D.A.,C.M.V.,H.F. E.M.,rm gonna miss you-Can you say Car?-We're stranded again guysl-thanks Mom Dad - I Love You! Idania Lizano Tony . . . Tony . . . Tony ... I LOVE YOG . .. 12 12 80 ... I finally made it.. . 1984 (?)... Good luck E.T. .. . Best times with T.P. . .. J.C. I hope you’ll be J.R. soon . . . thanks Mrs.Diaz for everything . .. Bye MHS!... Thanks Grandmom ... I love you . . . My family . . . Thanks, you all . . . Good times at Disney with C., J., E., T.P. . . . Tony, you are the best for me . . . Thank you Mom Dad ... You'll always be in my heart. Michael Gerard Lohlein Liz .. . crazy times At WD with RB BZ . . . 9-29-82 .:. BH, KW, Miami Ocala-all great times . . . BB ovemighter-hole in the wall? .. . Gallaghers-married one year ... I love ya GG, MTA A, A A, Forever ... BB 24 .. . Mrs H's class-for the last time it wasn’t me! . .. VOLPONE .. . Hey you two quit that up there . . . Thanks for everything Mom Dad . . . HO-well! . . . E- 5 VC . . . Quit breathing on each other . . . Liz-I'll always love you! Seniors 51 Daniel Maguire Hey! Dickman, Let's go to Ft. Myers . . . Running Low . . . Lobster trap time!. Nickname . . . Magoo . . . Budman 84 . .. Army-July 5, 1984 . . . Valhallah ... 25 Football . . . QB Tacks .. . Hey K.D. pass another . . . Oh we’re stuck . . . Don’t B.S. me! Hey Dawn we made it .. . The day after. . . Don’t talk so loud .. . Where am I . . . Parties at 7-mile! 1972 Mustang . .. Thank you Mom Dad, Good bye MHS . .. P.S. GIRLS-GIRLS-GIRLS .. . GRADNIGHT 84 Noel Allen Manheimer Seniors of 84 . . . Fast Times at Marathon High . . . golf course with RR.KW. watch the door Karl . . . Miami with the gang . . . meeting the Buick Dealer wth DW at Bradenton . . . oh BS . . . MVFD the Best . .. it's Manheimer . . . DATSCJN . . . BRONCO some day . . . Bagger, Rickest, Daddy Wags, Wally . . . Kevin it's 6:15 .. . DCT . . . Cadets . . . MVFD . . . FMP . . . thanks Mom and John . . . Candace Lynn Martin-Vegue Martin Vedge-Goobers Boobers-10 27- DOTD-Journey-The lemon- 84-a,e,i,o,u- Rah camp 83-VH-Got a sq?-Celina BJ-K Mart-Fe.fi-SMs trunk-Wanna go to G’ville, Hope?-Holiday Isle-SH-yellow blur on Coco- Key West-DQ w 3 stooges-DA CL,free 6s? FYLT-Hands M.A!-Clam chowder at KN’s in unds-Special friends-Thanks Mrs. DKelle.l love you-Good Luck Kevin- Thanks Mom Dad, I love you-This one's for who Mario Jan Mason Rainbows!-wocka-Marc Don’t let me fall- SPLASH-Late again-give me a 21-Journey- But K.R. it’s 3 am-stranded on the 7-mile- La, lo Di- Dads' Coocoo- LYLAS Marcia- Late nights at Tizzy’s-J's why-miss ya Kimi-Who shot that B-BalP-New Years 841- Weekends in Miami w Marcia-Homework me? Mr. Orr’s clock-OMIGOD-My phone bill is how much?-As long as I’m HAPPY!- Thanks Mom Dad for everything-even my big brother. 52 Seniors Marion Matlock M.M Inc. . .. Good times with the gang, T.H., S.P., M.H., C.K., A.W., E.F., J.A. . .. Sophisticated Lady . . . Deon, where did you get your license? . . . HEART- BREAKER . . . G.B., where did you get that P.S.? .. . TORONADO . .. Gracie, where's your date? Sheila, what’s the latest gossip? . . . Turquoise . . . Ebony . . . Mom Dad, I LOVE YOU . . . AQUARIUS LOVES TO PARTY. Denise Christine Matthews Cheers to good friends-Dummy nuck nuck-ni tumble 4'ya TL RC-Thanks AJ I love ya-Jolly Ho Ho no words can explain-K C did it KK-Let’s Party! ! need a jump! A. Island, med. students-he goes he goes-FF w AJ.RF.KD, a night to remember-Col. Puff-9-23 TL.KH.RC, our little romance- Weeney Wars-Girls night out-AII night long-Joe I love you!-breakfast w AJ-The best is yet to come-Thanks Mom Dad, I love you!! Marcia Gillikin McCormack I've finally made it!-The Golden Ring- United States Coast Guard-A gold anchor and chain at Xmas-1984-many friends at Pantry Pride-Marathon, Florida-Seniors-lt’s hot in the Keys-Where is my sweater?- Many applications and many decisions- Finally,all my love to Mark McCormack- Love Marcia Kathryn Louise McCormick BB Manager Me Nat 10 12 Fungos! Hidden Harbor DCYF 81- 82 DP JM NO Ernie ya get the fruit punch stains out? SH I’ll always Love Ya WEC. guys Amy's purple Football Roses, Thanks guys There’s the gate Sherry can’t wait to get out! NOT HER AGAIN Mustangs VB State Champs HC Seniors Ruled Gradnite 84 Good Friends are hard to come by Coach King you’re the GREATEST Thanks MOM £ DAD for EVERYTHING MHS Seniors 53 Sandy Kay Picton 2 23 81, Marcus Sandy forever . .. CK Pineapple Juice ... Kenneth LaMar Barry, Jr... . Good times with Ladybug . . . M M you're such a peanut... MARCOS, I LOVE YOO ... Hang in there GB ... Apart- ment 91G All Might Long ... Mo Faye, I haven't seen Cooney ... Lady Leo Dr. Love ... Good Luck Shelia Todd ... I LOVE YOO MOM DAD ... Thanks God- mother Stephie for everything ... 54 Seniors Kimberly Carol Permann Robert Roy Morrison Pipeline Brainswarmer Does anybody remember laughter? The Doors Sure Todd, Ten minutes, but the Mercedes Vin- nie? Led Zeppelin Kashmir Hey Scott, use the ham! Black Sabbath Aw Yeawl Judas Pr ies t R ush P i n k Floyd Jimi Hendrix Van Halen!? Boregard!! Rolling Stones Deep Purple ln agadda da vida Dazed and con- fused Jethro Tull The Who Burger King Parking Lot lce Man Jeff,HA! Kimberly Ann North Hey Wus-WE'RE STATE CHAMPS! .. . Volleyball.. . Softball... 10 . .. Kiff and Tim . . . 4 17 81 .. . Good times with M.P. . . . Sandy,missing anyone from your par- ty? ... 1 4's with Rick, at B's .. . 50 yard line ... Meckette . .. 6 4 82 .. . Hope, I've changed ... It's a chore anymore .. . Mrs. Doll, are we playing yet? ... Pac Man,Gar- field,Yipes w the boys . .. Hiding out in G3 . . . Thanks for everything Mitter Bayla ... Thank you too, Mom! John Micheal Ploegert Kary.Kary.Kary 1 LOVE YOG, BABE Thank God I’m finally getting out of here Kim N. you're so fine Rickis Ford Miami Dogfan Kevy Baby Huffer Thanks Ma Pops How ya doin' Deb? Dome Party Night Hawk Let's get devious This one’s for me! Good-bye MHS Richard Albert Ramsay Egging-What the Go Carts-Gp 7 mile- Terry! The Fence-Smoked you Gina-Scum-I didn’t see the truck-Mom come bail me out-Bronco-Flags-Snow Skiing-Randy’s grounded again-D.C.T. Conv.-B.S.-Passed on the Right, Sorry Sall-Fuzzheadl-Moose!- Thinking about you Tina-Broke my Rolex- Me and Kevin, Best of Friends-Seniors win everything-Mr. Senior-84-Class President- Thanks LauraTII Love you always-school store-RC KH Karen Sue Ray Nancy Ann Reidelbach BFJS ... BS ... Football games . . . Civics .. . The Rose-He Did!! ... WGT . . . Special Sis ... Find my keys ... Go for the Gold . . . LWO . . . BK . . . Curly Q . . . Pass Out- Can’t gargle .. . Daytona-the woods ... WWPM . . . Three Angels . . . Rell .. . One day ... 4 in a shower. . . MD and Faye . . What?? Romance .. . Babysitting . . . Nut ... Steve .. . Wanna get arrested ... My Limo .. . Thanx everyone . .. Luv ya Rob.Deb.Don Sal, Sharps,Dad-Most of all you Mom-LYL!!.. . IGTG . .. Seniors 55 Connie Michael Rich Best Friends, J.S.,S.M.,B.S.,N.R..J.I.,L.S.,K.V..D.Z.Prom 83.-Football Games- K.V. the C.M.- Finally- We've made it- B.B. is J.S.- Thanks Mom and Dad for everything- Love ya- Thanks H.R.,S.H.,R.R., for being there love ya Me! Debra Doris Santomartino Big Piner-NoName-Bahia Honda-lsland Parties-A.A. Party-J.P. Party-Fantasy Fest “83” “All Night Long”-Rock-n-Roll-Def Leopard Rock of Ages -Van Halen- Concerts, Ted Nugent and Foreigner 4-1 Love You WopWop-Walt Disney World- Jackie, friends forever-Dead mud sharks- 67 Camaro-New York” 44-Good Luck Patty-New Years-Thanks Mom And Craig, I Love You . .. Laurie Ann Schneider The Best Is Yet To Come Tsfyu 7-17-18 W Ss,Mr,Kd Kicked Ouy By Mr Girls Night Whooaa Hey, Hey, Aj School Nights Nametags At Kh'S The Fun- nel Football Games Lost Shoes Bob-N- Todd'S Bpdp Shut-Gp Rob Mm In The Cooler Hedging W Aj Adding Life To Miami KJ My Big Bro My Sisters-The Best Still Love Him Hi-Ever Col. Puff ls There No Stopping (Js? Senior Year In The Fifth Dimension Thanx Parents-Luy Ya Chad J. Scibilia We finally made it!. .. BCJC ... GC in KW w The Fishman ... Bud to the rescue ... Bye MHS .. . Thanx mom-n-dad Love ya! .. . We finally got it! .. , Reeling in the big one! . . . Banging up the KARTS w FB.TC RP! ... Tip the official two ... NC w ML ... Burning up the truck .. . Tearing down the house in 2nd w LG.LA AE... '84 Rules! 56 Seniors Christian C. Seckinger Class of 1984 . . . Gold Dune Buggy ... Running out of gas .. . Good Times water- skiing with the gang ... Trumpet ... Sports, the game of politics . . . B-ball 53 . . . Football 34 ... The Bobbsey twins . . . Man you look funny . . . Boys’ State . . . don't worry guys R.B.'s got it under con- trol . . . The Island . . . It’ll work .. . Ship Captain Laura Kathryn Shaffer Aou.ABU . . . BFDZ ... I know there's something going on . . . JC, Then sudden- ly, last summer ... EK ... 40 Love . . . BB 82,83-WM racetrack-ITBDMGKW . . . lylas.Di . . . Brat . . . Oh,me too . . . Cuffy . . . BGs . . . HC ’82 . . . CSJs . . . Sweet six- teen . . . Dancing w my twin . . . UBI- QUITOUS UNICORNS . . . equations of the heart. . . Mr. Mom ... An orange VW?! ... Quasi... Well, I’m a chicken! . . . Luv you M D.you always knew best .. . Best friends go with the best of times . . . BC . .. Au revoir MHS Billie Jo Sharp Babysitting . . . BFSS . . . SS BS=TROU- BLE . . . BM softball . . . Three Little Angels . .. Working at BK . . . Little sis. Love ya .. . B-day 83 special .. . 227 552 . . . Bobbie Xmas trees ... No cat Jodi . .. Hate morals . . . fun ... No more MD Faye . . . NACHO coco plum . . . BB 3yrs ... ITBDMGKW ... My Honey,RS-I tried . .. Summers with Suzy ... In love again . . . Miss Barb . . . Sad eyes . . . can't dance . . . Good Luck Jeff + Tom . . . Thanx Mom + Daddy, Love Ya Lots! Suzanne Eileen Shaw BRET . .. with all my love-AI, we're Juniors!-New Years Eve 80-81 . .. Good times last forever-C.E. Cinda's B-day Party, Remember!?-Tickle Pink, S.C. . . . Big Time Key . . . Bahia Honda-Carla . . . lot's of Toads!-Daytona 81-PE + me . . . Pool Sharks. Land Sharks!-BRET . . . Life's been good to me so far!-Thanks Dad, I think I'm gonna make it-BRET ... I LOVE YOU ... more than I can say-Bye MHS Seniors 57 James Dimitrios Sitaras Greek on the air VAN HALEM. Police. LBoy BFs Jaim, Mooch,B J, Vano,Chip. BZ.RB.Bd All Niters Quarters,Chance, Clink-drink Mooch Oh s-Jaim COPS Eagles.Phils,Flyers,Sixers 1 E- squire(K W) Pep rallies Love yas CMV.HF.DA the edge VH-Jan20 ’’Has this ever happened to Cl? Xmas vac AVCs Dixon Thankx Mrs Doll-Ev- Peg Zonk BJ-stop-pop-17ftrrr- GOOD 77Mada Sorry Lynch Thanx Mom Dad, I love you By MHS-I had a blast Jane April Smyth MFTF ... 12 17 82 ... SD ... Can’t believe it. . . Happy6 . . . Rell. .. Lose your keys? . . . Honey-n-Mut . . . Three Angles . .. Sis .. . WGT .. . CRASH . . . Two of a kind . . . the rose-did not ... Go for the Gold ... 17 . .. blue . .. ML .. . MWSGS . .. MEP .. . LSD . . . TYB-MF . . . Sec . . . perfect. .. General Con . . . Best Buddy . . . Jackie . .. thanks pal . . . EFB . . . FF . . . Place ... you KMOW?! ... BIY ... Al,Terri,Don,Tig,Mom,Dad . . . thanks guys.love ya . . . Knock em dead? . .. thanks . . . you're terrific!. . . MFTF Micheal Fredrick Staryk 111 The Prep-Waterskiing eez good ya-the Benz-Tennis anyone?-Tell me a story- bow ties-What’s homework?-Polo-Golf trips-54TL-Yota-D.Z. S.T. lam post- Serious? Me? Mever! it’s spelled YKI Police concert, Cape Cod-Stop, please don't-So what if my clothes clash-F.L. strip- Bossanova-Oompa-C.S. with S.K.-That’s it!-Thanks Mom, Dad, and Sis for everything and more. 58 Seniors Chad William Tate Bud Man .. . quarters . . . BCD . . . Van Halen Genesis . .. Rodney . . . Football 54 33 . .. Baseball 11 ... Having too much fun . . . There’s the gate .. . WD . . . Hole In the Wall Gang . . . Fantasy Fest 83 . .. Sounds dangerous . .. RC let’s drive . . . Mazda rx7 ... 84 It’s awesome!!!The edge . . . Andy let me drive . . . Belushi ... The man behind the myth . .. Good Time with JS, RB, RC, AVC, BZ . . . It’s a rap . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Kevin, Take life seriously. Sherry Ann Towe Stop, ... Well .. . Well . . . Well!!! Lee not that way!!!The Tiki . .. Oops!M.S. D.Z. . .. Mot the lampost . . . Loverboy . . . Hey A.J. Sombrero .. . Jacuzzi .. . shoot the prep . . . AKB ... The island . . . The 3-D’s . . . Best friends-L.D.M. . . . Crazy people . . . Saturday nites . . . S.C. Here I come . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, I Love You!- Go! Kimberly Lynn Vance Zion Country Safari-Gme-Pocahontas- Tandem H 0-15 Brown Ferrari, 17 Red Rover- You don’t talk much-Water Boggen- Girls’ State ’83-Suprise Party-CC-Thank you for everything Mom, Dad, Mom, Pamp. I love you all so much-Love ya little brother you can make it-By the way M.H.S. I enjoyed my stay! Andrew George Van Conas Van-0 . . . Baseball Football 25 . . . Pass to Mrs. Doll’s .. . BB Overnight . . . M TV VanHalen, The Police Genesis .. . Mud- din’ in the yota! . . . PM-RM’s car whew! .. . MY Isles Yanks 1 . .. E-4 Mike ... 3 of us done did it .. . BP GC in NY ATG . . . Quarters w Big D, Greek, Chip, Much, Gerb, Rich . . . Little sis . . . DOTD w HF, JCSCMV . . .HR Chip, MuchS Doc ... Jump Jaim .. . Jan. 20 ... Teri ... 12 29 83 ... Thanks Mom, Dad, Cin, Pete, Jud, Claire . . . VH 1984 . .. Jim at the radio station. Seniors 59 James Edward Ward Baseball . . . NHS-Pres .. . Good Times w MS,BZ RB, CT, ML . . . Bajayota-180, slide ... Hey Mike, Lose an axle? ... Ten- nis ... Police-Orange Bowl .. . Raiders . . . Long walk home . . . Fantasy Fest 82-83 . . . Hey Bossanova, How's your Harem . . . oompa . . . coed .. . Europe . . . Poloizod . . . FL strip . . . Mustang Convertible . . . Yellow Pant Man . . . George Carlin . . . Boys’ State . . . Thanks Mom, Nat, Gary, and John-For all your help. Kevin Paxton Willhoite Big Piner . . . Football 5 yrs. 62 ... Soc- cer 15 ... if you can’t stop, Smile as you go under . . . Me, Rick, and Noel Best Friends . . . Pass on right . .. John, We’re sinking . . . Budman . . . Miami Trips . . . DCT Convention ... No Name . .. Dobb's Ticket ... Go cart crashes . .. Stacey, 1 love ya . . . BF train ... 7 Mile . .. Thanks Mrs. Doll . . . Corvette Problems . . . Thanks for everything Mom . . . Have fun Cindy. Debra Dean Williams Brown Suger .. . R C .. . I know that’s right .. . Hey Cuz, Where’s my boy . .. HOT STUFF . .. V.L. not behind P.P. Som- brero Beach . . . ALL DAY LONG . . . SLOW JAM . . . CHOOSEY LOVER . . . Good Times in Mr. Arena . . . Deon, Stop being so nosey . . . I'm not doing anything wrong . . . Good Luck Shannon Lil Viv through the years at M.H.S. Thanx to my family, MOM DAD .. . GALE ... I told you I can do it.. . . .. Worm . . . Bruce Michael Zambrotta There It Is 84 Zos B . T • D K , RB,JS,JC,BJ,CT, JW,MS,ML KB’s Par- ty Coco Mud VH 82-83 7-Mile Ft.L- 83 Jane Tennis Cougar Close Quarters B.P.D.P. Thanks M D Love Ya USM Here I Come SZ You’re Ok Keith-Aliby NY Yo 6 Flags Sailing 4-7-83 2onl DK ME In KW Jacuzzi Fun 10-21-83 Prep Thanks L e T h e Cooler Chug-A-Lug Gb-MHS Cowboys Seniors Hi-Ever!!! 60 Seniors Diane Denise Zellhart Laura-Aou ABG-3Ds-VH, KP.MH.EP BBs- BB82,83-ITBDMGKW-Cr-OY!-But it’s over!- BGs-B. Hug-Prom 82-“Tell me A Story”- FGN-SGDS-Growing up with LK+S-OBD- WFT-KW MS-MY CONTACTSLSweet 16- CSFs-12 1-LYLAS La-Dh it’s raining-Save me TBI-JS typing?-JIs Lady Di-TBs + Sailboats-DH my Rmate,ILYSummers PA- The lights-How long?mom-CCC-Bowties- Smile-Mom understands-Daddy’s lil girl- ILYB! Thanks for being mine-MHS.TFTM iHarathmt itigb irhmil fassafXM fyao gatiofactorilg completed ttje ‘program of Stnbn prescribed for Senior ftigtj Srljosia bg ttfe State l nard of ''Education of .Tlorida and ifaa fulfilled eOerg otljer requirement for graduation from this Srtjool and is therefore entitled to tfyia 05hien under our hands at (iftaratljon, florida, this sixth dag of 3June, 19 BH L uptrfcLttbtm Jrirtripxl o a J!j ji.dojlAe Seniors 61 FOR ALL YOU DO, 84’S FOR YOG! L to R: Ricky Ramsay, President; Suzanne Shaw, Treasurer; Liz Evangelista, Secretary; Chad Tate, Vice President. 62 Seniors 1 CLASS FAVORITE Seniors 63 — MR. KEENEY MOST ATHLETIC SENIOR Jamie Chaplin Tiffany Daniels MOST TALKED ABOUT Kelle Dickman Kim Huff CLASS CLOWNS Jimmy Sitaras Kim North CLASS FLIRTS Danny Maguire Denise Matthews (not pictured) SHYEST Jane Smyth David Geide (not pictured) 64 Seniors MOST SPIRITED SUPERLATIVES Sherry Brenner Noel Manheimer (not pictured) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Liz Evangelista James Ward CLASS PARTIERS Jon Alderman Susan Atkinson BEST DRESSED Faye Ferguson Willie Smith MOST INVOLVED Lee Larsen Chris Seckinger Seniors 65 84 TAKES IT AGAIN! Senior boys show us their muscles.” Kevin cheers the girls to victory. 66 Seniors The twins do it again! Seniors show who’s on top by breaking the pyramid record. David peeks about from behind his computer, showing why his class voted him shyest. From whose arms is Ricky stealing a hug? illy loves her job! Are you all at it again? Seniors show their spirit at a pep rally. We hear Kevin and John are very good friends ... Seniors 67 Dolphin spirit a la '84. Jimmy leads the seniors at a pep rally. Kim and Sally enjoy watching their fellow classmates win. These girls-took time to pose for the camera. Seniors show off their spirit stick and Homecoming trophies. 68 Seniors Kenny's thrilled about going to class. Only the best will do for the class of '84. The homecoming king congratulates his queen. Dawn and Chad sittin' in a tree . .. The seniors class mascot is the “Budman.” Denise carries her title, “class flirt,” well. Seniors 69 Fall Sports SEASON HAS ITS GPS AND DOWNS Steve Chaplin is clotheslined at the ten. Head Coach, Dennis Doll When spring training opened, the Dolphins were lacking manpower. A mere nineteen players signed up for the squad, and hopes for a winning season were grim. Head Coach Dennis Doll put a talented eleven players on the field, but had no bench to back them up. When seniors Jon Alderman and Chris Seckinger were lost for the season with knee ligament damage in the Pine Crest game, the Dolphins had to use young and inexperienced players to replace them. The Dolphins opened their season with a disappointing 6-22 loss to the Dade Christian Crusaders. Mistakes and Dolphin turnovers allowed Dade Christian to jump to an early 13-0 lead. Late in the se- cond quarter the Dolphins struck when quarterback James Chaplin hit junior wide receiver Paul Kornetti for a twenty-two yard touchdown pass. Dade Christian then capped the game with a touchdown and a field goal to at- tain a 22-6 victory. Assistant Coach, Jack Zito Defensive Coach, John Fuhrer 72 Varsity Football Junior wide receiver, Rossi Nuccio, knows he's getting the call. The Dolphins’ home opener was against the AA peren- nial powerhouse Pine Crest Panthers. The mighty Pan- ther offense was held scoreless in the first quarter, but the Dolphin offense could not generate any action either. The second quarter saw much of the same, un- til junior defensive back Steve Chaplin picked off a Jeff Boyd pass and scampered twenty-six yards for the score. The extra point attempt sailed wide but the Dolphin players and coaches, as well as the fans, were in bedlam because the Dolphins were beating the defending 16AA District Champions. Late in the se- cond quarter the Dolphins showed fatigue while the Panthers still showed pep, due to the fact that Pine Crest owned a 48-man roster. Pine Crest scored on two rushing touchdowns which followed long, time- consuming drives, leaving the Dolphins on the short end of a 13-6 score. The Dolphins traveled to Ransom, hoping to attain their first victory of the season against the Raider club. The Dolphins broke the ice early when Paul Kornetti took matters into his own hands by picking off a Raider pass and sprinting seventy-five yards for the score. Junior placekicker Rossi Nuccio added the extra point. Early in the second quarter, the Dolphins tallied another six when Steve Chaplin caught a nine- teen yard scoring pass from his brother James to make the score 13-0. The second half was a defensive struggle that saw no scoring. Quarterback James Chaplin had a good game, completing fifteen of thirty passes for 228 yards, six of which went to his brother Steve. The Dolphin defense, led by Chad Tate, Kevin Willhoite, Robert Bailey and Joe Gardner, held the Raiders scoreless. Manager, Kathy McCormick The Dolphin offense is ready for combat. Varsity Football 73 The 1-2 Dolphins journeyed to LaSalle, picked as heavy underdogs against the 4-1 Royals, who had given up only nine points through the first five games. After a scoreless first quarter, a Dolphin turnover resulted in an eight yard LaSalle touchdown. The two- point conversion was good. The situation looked bleak for the Dolphins, until quarterback James Chaplin sparked the Dolphin offense with a seventy-two yard bomb to Steve Chaplin, leaving the LaSalle defense stunned. The Dolphins' first offensive series of the se- cond half started with nineteen and thirty-eight yard passes, which brought the ball to the one. The offen- sive line opened a hole that Steve Chaplin bolted through for the score. Rossi Nuccio's kick was good for the extra point. LaSalle threatened to take the lead in the third, when they had a first and goal at the two, but the intimidating Dolphin defense stopped the Royals in four tries to end the threat. The Dolphins then made it 19-8 on Steve Chaplin’s third TD of the day from one yard out. The Dolphins bettered their record with an exciting 11-10 win over the Curley Knights in double overtime. Late in the game, veteran quarterback James Chaplin left the field with an ankle injury, but not before pick- ing off two Curley passes. At the end of regulation, the score was 0-0 and Steve Chaplin took over as quarter- back. The Dolphins had first crack at scoring, but were stopped on three tries. Placekicker Rossi Nuccio then kicked a pressure-packed twenty-five yard field goal to put the Dolphins up 3-0. The Knights retaliated with a field goal of their own from the twenty-one. The game entered its second overtime with Curley winning the toss. On a third and seven, Curley scored on a touchdown pass of seven yards, and the point-after kick was good. Then it was Marathon’s turn. Steve Chaplin hit Paul Kornetti on a ten-yard strike to make it 10-9. Head Coach Doll opted for the win instead of a tie. He called for the Chaplin-Kornetti connection once again. Surrounded with double coverage, Paul Kornet- ti made an amazing catch to seal the 11-10 Dolphin triumph. Robert Bailey, Candy Martin-Vegue, and Chad Tate enjoy their caramel covered “apples. Tight end Robert Cucchi scampers into the end zone. Quarterback James Chaplin breaks the tackle and picks up a first down. Rossi Nuccio’s kick is blocked by Ransom. 74 Varsity Football The powerful Westminster War- riors dominated every phase of the game enroute to a 29-0 trounc- ing of the Dolphins. Although Westminster scored twenty-nine points, the Dolphin defense, led by Robert Bailey and Paul Kornet- ti, played well. The Dolphins came up on the short end of the stick when Gulliver came to town. The Raiders dominated the game 20-6. The lone Dolphin touchdown came on a short blast from Steve Chaplin. The only bright spot of the game was provided by eighth grade sensation Troy Campbell, who moved up from JV to rush for ninety-seven yards. Paul Kornetti makes a game saving tackle. Jamie Chaplin follows those bone-crushing blocks for the first down. What do you think about the game, Jaim? The Dolphin defense holds up again. Varsity Football 75 Marathon vs. Coral Shores has been called the Battle of the Keys.” James Chaplin, still hampered by an ankle injury, saw little action, and this, combined with a defensive collapse, allowed the Canes to capitalize on Dolphin mistakes. The opening kick-off saw Steve Chaplin pass to Paul Kornetti, who raced sixty yards to the Cane two yard line, where Robert Cucchi bullied his way into the end zone. Cucchi finished the Dolphin scoring with a four yard TD run. The final score: Hur- ricanes 33, Dolphins 13. Coach Doll congratulates Coach Keeney on his outstanding season. In the Homecoming game against Belen, Marathon got on the scoreboard first when James Chaplin threw twenty-eight yards to Paul Kornetti on the one. Chaplin then took it from there with a quarterback sneak, and Rossi Nuccio added the extra point. In the third quarter Belen kicked a thirty-two yard field goal to tighten the gap to 7-3. Late in the fourth, Belen was on the march, but it was thwarted at the ten when Ted Badinski picked off a Belen pass. The offense then ran out the clock to lock up the Homecoming victory. Paul Kornetti hauls in the reception. A fatigued Kevin Willhoite rests at halftime. All-Conference player Chad Tate bullies his way upheld. 76 Varsity Football Varsity Football 77 Andy Van Conas is introduced at the pep rally. ' • A Curley running back goes down. Ted Badinski makes a timely fourth quarter interception. The Dolphins attempt to block the punt. Kevin gets a smooch from his mom. 7-1 AND HAVING FUN Assistant Coach Matt Arthur DOWN, SET, HUT — HUT!! Troy Campbell follows his blockers. L to R, Top to Bottom: V. Laster, L. White, S. O’Neil, K. Tate, J. Duck, T. O’ Rourke, J. Wolszczak, J. Walters, T. Campbell, S. Sinkfield, A. Davis, J. Jeluso, E. White, D. Batson, W. Ross, J. Konrath, R. Aldret, V. Goodwin, J. Liddy, J. La Mantia, H. Hayes, O. Robbins, G. Curry, R. Holmes, A. Mosely, M. Lohlein, K. Johnson, D. Hayes, J. Vance, J. Sharp, S. Rojas, J. Faircloth, S. Gutterman, L. Mangan, A. Leird, A. Cameron, T. Ross, T. Ross, M. Nunez, H. Ferguson, P. Davis, V. Doughman, S. Johnson, M. Shoppe. B. Mauck. Brad Mauck anxiously waits to enter the game. JV Managers: Vivian Laster, Rosemary Leatherwood, Angela Whitehead, and Michelle Wright. Head Manager; Leigh White Shane Johnson rolls around the left end for the score. 31 Coral Shores 6 20 Belen 14 22 Westminster 8 30 Ransom 6 28 Key West JV 0 0 LaSalle 19 42 Gulliver 21 22 Key West JV 6 The Belen defense digs in, hoping to stop the potent Marathon attack. Jr. Varsity Football 79 HCJDDLE! Stacey Sinkfield returns the kick for a score. - Troy Campbell is escorted through the line Coach Keeney's hard practices bring results. 80 Jr. Varsity Football Stacy Sinkfield outruns the Warrior defense. Coach Keeney tends to a tired Dolphin. Our football editor asked a few of the members of the JV squad what they thought about the season and working with Coach Keeney. Tim Ross “The season was enjoyable, but it ended to soon. Also thanks, Mr. Keeney, for coaching us.” Jimmy Jeluso — “Working with Mr. Keeney and my teammates was a blast. We had a great year and a great time.” Troy Campbell — “I thought the season was great. It was one of the best seasons I’ve ever had playing JV football. Mr. Keeney is one of the best coaches I’ve ever had.” Harold White — We were awesome. We were the best team around. Mr. Keeney was the best coach.” A fine tackle is made by Harold White. Troy Campbell twists and jukes his way through the Belen defense. A tower view of the Keeney Meaney defense. J.V. Varsity Football 81 THEY CHEER CIS ON Dawn and Hope take time out for a snack Mrs. Cheryl Doll, sponsor. Cindy and Tricia show their spirit at the pep rally. The graduating members of the Varsity squad are: Lee Larson, Candy Martin-Vegue, Dawn Adams. Kary Brechner, and Hope Fuhrer. i The cheerleaders enjoy watching as Jamie Chaplin gets a kiss from his mom. 82 Cheerleaders Hope Fuhrer, captain. Candy MartinVegue, co-captain. This has been a special year for me and I would like to thank all of you, Junior Varsity and Varsity, both, for making it the best. We’ve had some rough times, but getting through them has brought us closer together and made the happy times prevail. Candy, Dawn, Lee, and Kary — I hope that your lives will be filled with the same excitement and happiness that you have given to me and spread throughout Marathon High School. Michele, Tricia, Cindy, Lisa, Lauren, and J.V., have a great time as you keep on spreading your smiles and spirit. Thank you for everything, Mrs. Doll. You will be a special part of my life forever. I love you. Love Always, Hope “.. . and when another day is through. I'll still be friends with you.” T to B, L to R: Candy Martin Vegue, Lauren Silverman, Dawn Adams, Lee Larson, Lisa Rice, Michele Falcone, Hope Fuhrer, Cindy Willhoite, Kary Brechner. Cheerleaders 83 THEY GIVE OS SPIRIT L to R, Top to Bottom: Gayzel Diaz, Lauren Lohlein, Julie Green, Krissie King, Michelle Pilger, Angela Falcone, Heidi Hayden, Emily Pace, and Nicole Holmes. The cheerleaders take advantage of a time out on the field to pose for the photographer. 84 Cheerleaders Angela Falcone, captain. Dear J.V., I really enjoyed cheering this year with all of you. Although we had a rough start, we had a great year together. It was hard work, but well worth it. I hope you all had as good a year as 1 did. I couldn’t have done it without you! Keep smiling!! Love, Angela P.S. Mrs. Doll, thanks for all your support and pa- tience. We couldn’t have done it without you! I love ya!! Julie really enjoys those M M's. Nicole, Michelle, and Heidi keep the spirit going. Cheerleaders 85 HOMECOMING SPIRIT This year’s Homecoming queen, Kim Huff, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jim Greene. Kim is originally from Nashville, Ten- nessee, and has been attending Marathon High for two years. After graduation Kim plans to at- tend a university and study law. Homecoming king, Chris Seck- inger, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Seckinger. Chris has lived in Marathon all his life. He plans to attend Maritime College after graduation and become a ship’s captain. Kelle Dickman and Dawn Adams 4 “ Lee Larsen and Chris Seckinger Kim receives her crown from Gina Culmer, last year’s queen. 86 Homecoming 1984’s Homecoming king and queen are Chris Seckinger and Kim Huff. SHINES BRIGHTLY After the coronation the king and queen posed for pictures. Kevin Willhoite and Kim Huff Homecoming 87 Homecoming meant fun, hard work and excitement, in all respects a time to remember. Dur- ing the traditional class competi- tion week, each class showed their spirit through their participa- tion in each day’s activity. The seniors got the spirit award for 50’s Day, Class Color Day, and Blue, White, and Gold Day, and the juniors won on Punk Rock Day and Hats and Ties Day. At the end of the week, David Olcott and Sherry Brenner were awarded trophies as the most spirited boy and girl. This year the coronation ceremony was held at the beginn- ing of the week instead of at the Homecoming game. This enabled the entire student body to share in the excitement, and allowed the new king and queen to reign over the entire week’s activities. A new tradition was begun this year, when the Homecoming game cap- tain presented the game ball to the Homecoming queen after the crowning. She carried the ball all week for good luck, and returned it to the captain at Friday night’s game. Most Spirited Girl, Sherry Brenner Mr. and Miss Junior, Leslie Ground and Mel Marshall Mr. and Miss Senior, Ricky Ramsay and Celina Livings The seniors show off the awards that they won at the pep rally. Matt Lohlein and Hans Wagner get into the spirit of Punk Rock Day. 88 Homecoming Willie Smith and Sheila Ferguson make a cute couple on Hats and Ties Day. There are some really wild costumes for Punk Rock Day. Mr. and Miss Sophomore, Hans Wagner Mr. and Miss Freshman, Jaime Rojas and and Tina McNeal Emily Pace David Olcott, Most Spirited Boy, and Lora Jones model the latest punk rock fashions. Homecoming 89 It’s hard to tell that it’s Dani Scotten under that hat. The Homecoming parade this year was one of great participa- tion. The theme was cartoon characters. The junior high students played a very special part in the parade, as they march- ed in their beautifully made costumes. The senior high entries were probably the best-designed and best-made floats in years. The senior float — Winnie the Pooh The sophomore float — Rubik’s Cube The freshman fence Cheerleaders and football players enjoy riding in the parade. The sophomore fence 90 Homecoming BUD l_0 ',:CT1J DO ’ WRUWf ©jerrht pysr The senior fence The junior fence JUNIGSE LOVE YOU! LiUUU LULF. DOLPHINS Mrs. Hobbs is Grand Marshall of the parade. The freshman float — Snoopy and Woodstock With a lot of hard team work, the seniors came in first place, both in the float and fence competitions. The freshmen really showed us their spirit, too, by taking second place in both the float and fence competitions. The junior float — Mr. Jaws Homecoming 91 LADIES ARE STATE CHAMPS! The Lady Dolphins put Marathon on the map in volleyball competition, first by making it to the finals, and then by bringing home the state championship. These girls formed a powerful team that would accept nothing but the best. As a result, the best was exactly what they became! The state tournament was played in Eustis, where the state's 4 top AA teams, Marathon, Pace, Eustis and In- terlachen, fought it out for the state title. Marathon dominated its first semi-final match against Pace with scores of 15-11 and 15-11. In the second semi-final game, Interlachan defeated Eustis. Marathon and Interlachan then went head to head in the finals. The Marathon team showed its true colors, using both individual talent and the unity of the team to defeat Interlachen by scores of 15-12 and 15-5, and to bring home the state championship. The Lady Dolphins were given a big homecoming when they got back to Marathon. The team members rode through town on a fire truck to a welcome back party, where they were each given a rose to honor their accomplishment. For the Lady Dolphins, 1983 was remembered as the year they went all the way and won the state title. The team gets ready to leave for the state tournament in Eustis. A T Serving with intensity, Sally Graber puts it to them. Lora Jones spikes through Pace's blockers in the semi-finals. Tammy Paul warms up for the final match. 92 Volleyball Kim North confused Pace with a dink instead of her usual hard-hit spike. Julie Graber serves another winning point. Skying to the rafters, Rita Jones warms up with a spike. Tiffany Daniels slams one over the net. Returning a hard serve, Sherry Brenner knows exactly where the ball is going. The Lady Dolphins are proud to be Florida’s 1983 class AA volleyball champions. Volleyball 93 Coach Bayles works as hard as the girls to make his team the best. Scorekeeper Mary Hearn and manager Teri Armstrong take a well- deserved time out. Linesperson Laura Daughtry and manager Wendy Leaper discuss the stats between games. The Marathon Lady Dolphins, coached by Chuck Bayles, had a spectacular season with a 35-3 record, and captured the first state title in girls’ sports ever to be won by Marathon High or any other Monroe County school. Along with the regular season games, the Lady Dolphins played in two invitational tournaments against some of the best teams in South Florida. The Ladies won both of these tournaments, and ended their season by winning the District, Regional, Sectional and, most importantly, State Championships. L. to R, Row 1: T. Paul, S. Brenner, B. VanLeth, K. North, R. Jones, C. Bayles; Row 2: J. Graber, L. Jones, T, Daniels, C. Costa, S. Graber, T. McNeal, V. Costa; Row 3: L. Daughtry, T. Armstrong, M. Hearn. 94 Volleyball 9 — Tiffany Daniels has been a setter and hitter on the volleyball team for the past 4 years. She plans to at- tend college and play volleyball and softball. 10 — Kim North has been a set- ter and hitter on the volleyball team for the past 4 years. She plans to attend college and play volleyball and softball. Tiffany and Kim were a combina- tion of hard hitting and excellent setting. They have been playing together for the past 3 years, and were considered to be the team leaders. They dominated the net with their spiking and setting, par- ticularly the short set, which earn- ed the team a lot of points. ” 10 Kim North — Senior Tiffany and Kim take a break during practice. Volleyball 95 14 Briska Van Leth — Junior 6 Lora Jones — Junior Briska and Lora give the A OK” at practice. The bus is the place where the girls put on their real faces. 96 Volleyball 11 — Sherry Brenner has been a front line hitter on the volleyball team for the past 5 years. She plans to attend college in North Carolina and play volleyball. 5 — Sally Graber has been a back line player on the volleyball team for the past 2 years. She plans to attend the University of Florida. Sherry and Sally have played together as a front line-back line combina- tion for the past 2 years. Their consistent and reliable teamwork has made a valuable contribution to the entire squad. Sherry and Rita work to block the spike. Sherry and Sally think about another win. Volleyball 97 Julie shows off her mastery of the one-arm pass. 1 Tammy Paul — Sophomore Tina practices her “bump” during warm up. Tammy spikes the ball to the floor. 98 Volleyball Rita and Chris wait for the drill to begin at practice. 4 Chris Costa — Junior The team celebrates after beating Bishop Verot for the Sectional title. Karl Wagner donates his time to be the team's cameraman. Volleyball 99 Lisa Copotelli, Sue Myers, Lily Correa, Christopher Elwell, Tracey Strickland, Michelle Starnes. Not Pictured: Leah Zimmerman. 100 Underdassmen Underclassmen ONE STEP TO GO This year's juniors showed that they had more class than just English or History. They may not have won the Homecoming week competition, but they did win their share of awards throughout the year. David Olcott received a trophy for being the most spirited boy, and the entire class was recognized for their participation in Punk Rock day and Lids Ties day. The juniors also won two spirit sticks at football pep rallies and came in a close second in the competition in December. The juniors really had a lot to be proud of in 1984. vtfNIDRE LQVE YOU! GOOD LUCK ? DOLPHINS |jMM| ... ■ . ,1. . V --xx: ■■■■ The junior fence shows the result of their hard work. The juniors show the enthusiasm that won them the spirit stick. 102 Juniors Darrin Smith takes third place in the athletic department’s walkathon. Junior class meetings are so much fun! Jonathan receives a large Smurf for selling the most magazine subscriptions. David runs his way to first place in the walkathon. Juniors 103 Terry LeRoy says, I'm bad and I know it! Are you sure, Joey? Elizabeth Albrecht R. J. Albritton Michelle Aldacosta John Anderson Lisa Armitt Teddy Badinski Thad Baumeister Thomas Biller James Brady Annetta Brown Vicki Brown Leah Buchmiller Paul Carbonell Steve Chaplin Todd Charmont Christine Costa Randy Culmer David Darby Patricia Faircloth Michele Falcone Kris Frazier Ryan Frederick Chris Gallagher Joe Gardner Doug Grant 104 Juniors Leslie Ground Mary Hearn Patricia Helmbrecht Jonathan Isaksen Lora Jones Ty Keon Todd Kight Paul Kornetti Terry LeRoy David Luley Nancy Maghakian Colin Maples Mel Marshall Susan Mason Kerry Mauck Stacey McDowell Lisa Miller Gloria Mohler Kip Muse Susan Myers Ross Nuccio David Olcott Greg Padilla Patricia Pavletich Kim Pine Is this Punk Day or what? Mrs. Hale's homeroom wins second place in the Shoreline s door decorating contest. Juniors 105 Brian Reapp Bryan Rella Tammy Rivers Kristine Sapp Ann Shouley Lauren Silverman Darrin Smith Dawn Smith Stacey Stisser Deborah Swaney Leigh Swertfeger Mike Swift Susan Taylor Thomas Teet Estrella Toledo Briska models the latest in punk fashions. Juniors discuss plans for the float. 106 Juniors n M n ft m? h; Hi «1 1 It '01 Hi r '•’U Uk The juniors celebrate their spirit victory at the pep rally. Mel Marshall looks his finest for Homecoming. Leigh manages the football with style. Eric Whitefield Wade Willnow Shelbe Windorski Jay Wolszczak Isabel Yerena Leah Zimmerman Hip 1 Rounds assist stiftir. I p|M;, Cftllll Lauren takes time from practice to work on her tan. Michael Underhill Aaron Urban Briska Van Leth Alex Vasquez Harold Wagner Helen Wakelee Juniors 107 The guys fight it out in the tugawar. 1-2 3 pull! Mr. Keeney watches the juniors try to build a pyramid. Don't drop it, Mike. Teddy and Alex make a run for it. See? The juniors do love the Dolphins. 108 Juniors Vicki Brown, secretary. Mrs. Sandra Pait, sponsor. The juniors sometimes frustrated president, Michele Falcone. Lisa Miller, treasurer. Juniors 109 THEY’RE STEPPIN’ UP President Tammy Paul explains the plans for Homecoming Week. L to R: Tammy Paul, President; Jose Arguez, Vice President; Cindy Willhoite, Secretary; Kara King, Treasurer. Matt Arthur, sophomore class sponsor Jarrod is the only one paying attention at this class meeting. 110 Sophomores Ben Hedrick looks really cool at lunch. Meghan, Lisa, Michelle, and Beth take a break from class. This year’s sophomore class was very proud of themselves. They worked hard on their class float, and were very spirited during homecoming week. The class of '86 will work even harder next year because they’re steppin’ up! Tony Putz salutes his class. Rita Jones jumps high for her class during class competition day. Sophomores 111 Jose Arguez Teri Armstrong JoAnne Bachman David Batson Mike Beal Kim Bittner Brian Burkett Hooper Cassidy Lolly Cole Steve Constine Lisa Coppotelli David Correa Raymond Cucchi Walter Curll Thomas Curry Lisa DeLano Mike Dunn Elfie Fassl “I did what?!” exclaims Jarrod. Tommy Krause sure isn't camera shy. 112 Mollie assures us she can cook. We're proud to be sophomores! Vivian Ferreiro John Freeman Sheri Gerner Maria Golaszewski Jon Graber Mollie Gregory Wendy Guthrie Scott Gutterman Gregg Harris Howard Hayes Ben Hedrick Joe Heitzmann Clwe Herzhauser Donald Irwin John Irwin Leslie Johnson Shane Johnson Kenny Johnston Rita Jones Beth Kellenberger Billy Keys Kara King Roy Kirby Cassey Klippen Sophomores 113 Punk Rock day gives Beth a chance to Something interesting has caught Bill's eye. wear her favorite fashions. Al Kluge Joey Kosin Tommy Krause John LaMantia Beth Layne Eric Lazenby Wendi Leeper John Legrande John Lewis Mike Lewis John Liddy Barbara Lizano Matt Lohlein Leslie Magner Collin McGary Tina McNeal Ellie McPhail Jeff Miles 114 Sophomores Steve Milesie Susan O’Neil Tim O’Rourke Tammy Paul Robert Perrin Dawn Phillips Tony Putz Kelly Qualls Kim Rabito Lisa Rice Tim Ross Todd Ross Bryan Smith Craig Spiering Bertha Spivey Michelle Starnes Melissa Stewart Richard Turner Jack Tout Babs VanLeth Bill Vasquez Tommy Voss Hans Wagner Meghan Whitehall Cindy Willhoite Scott Zambrotta Teri Armstrong gives us her upside-down smile. Sophomores 115 The sophomores take five.” Who's causing all the commotion? Looks like Kim just got the joke. 1 See, I don’t have dimples!” exclaims Leslie. Bill hitches a ride from Lisa. 116 Sophomores Rita always puts her best foot forward. Bill doesn’t believe David’s story about the one that got away. The sophomore boys pull with all their might. Sophomores 117 ONE STEP CLOSER Although the freshman class is usually considered to be the “underdog”, this year’s class worked very hard to make its float the best it could be. The freshmen showed their spirit during Homecoming week by taking se- cond place in both the fence and float competitions. Freshmen have proved themselves not the “underdogs,” but an up-and- coming group with their eyes on the future. What has caught Julie Graber's eye? L to R: L. Brucato, Pres.; L. Correa, V. Pres.; E. Pace, Sec.; L. Lohlein, Treas. Katherine McLane, sponsor 118 Freshmen Lily Correa and Tracey Strickland can be serious. Snoopy represents the freshman hope for a Homecoming victory. Freshmen 119 Danny Bower shows us that ‘,Colgate,, smile. Theresa Regna shows her spirit on Punk Day. Shelly Mills and Bo Johnson are together at last. Raymond Aldret Danny Ammons Donald Anderson George Arroyo Carrie Bittner Cathy Blackwell Brad Bonfiglio Sharon Brady Debby Brown Linda Brucato Ginny Burnett Pete Cadiz Lyle Cayce Tifford Cole Chris Constine Billy Contich Brian Cooper Brian Crosby Lily Correa Mary Lou Cerney Arthur Davis Jackie DeAnthony Denise Dobson John Dotson Lauren Lohlein is quite a cheerleader. Hey, Mattie and Jackie, what’s cooking? 120 Freshmen Tim Rivers and Jeremy Patterson play their annual game of Dungeons and Dragons. Pull, Anna, pull! Lori Easterly Christopher Elwell Leslie Evans James Faircloth Angela Falcone Shelia Ferguson Mattie Garcia Lynn Gaspardo Julie Graber Rema Gregg Julie Green Theresa Griffith Caroline Hayes Pete Hogan Rodney Holmes Jenny Jenkins Bo Johnson Brian Johnson Freshmen 121 Julie Kaelin Danny Kellenberger J. P. Keller Kendall Klay Steve Leeper Anthony Lierd Lauren Lohlein Johnny Lopez Jeff Main Leon Mangham Mike Manske David Mason Lynn Massey Carin Mayan Micky McDowell Orlando Mendoza Moses Millis Shelly Mills Barney Mitchell Maria Navarro Denise Dobson welcomes the teachers to the F.H.A.'s Thanksgiving dinner. Emily and Linda finally agree. 122 Freshmen Tifford Cole says, ' Be cool! The freshmen show their stuff I Anna Nozewnik Emily Pace Jackie Pacheco Jeremy Patterson Chuck Powell Trevor Powell Troy Radi David Ray Teresa Regna Helen Rich Tim Rivers John Rizzo Angie Rodriquez Jaime Rojas Drew Rutherford Joe Salazar Mark Sapp Dani Scotten Mark Seckinger Joe Selah Jeff Sharp Jacqueline Smith Mary Smith Freshmen 123 Evelyn Spikes Mark Spooner Mike Sprouse Kim Steffens Eric Stiles Stacey Stinkfield Tracey Strickland Shane Sweeting Robert Tariche Penny Voss Chris Wagner Lonny Walker James Walter Kevin Williams Leslie Winner Wendy Woodland Mariela Yerena Theresa and Mary keep on rolling. . rl A I r These four are more interested in getting their picture taken than in listening to the meeting. 124 Freshmen Dani Scotten helps to build the freshman float. Arthur Davis is smiling about another J.V. win. Is Mattie Garcia really a loner? Angela and Mark make a cute couple. Emily Pace and Jaime Rojas are Mr. and Miss Freshman. Freshmen 125 ■ 126 Winter Sports THE GOOD HANDS PEOPLE 46 Cypress Lakes 83 90 Ransom 62 77 Key West JV 72 59 Belen 55 98 Westminster 78 85 Ransom 52 63 LaSalle 60 86 Key West JV 60 59 Belen 60 68 Gulliver 62 67 Coral Shores 81 71 Riverside 54 72 Pinecrest 65 112 LaSalle 76 57 Gulliver 78 74 Riverside 69 95 Westminster 101 69 Coral Shores 81 63 InterAmerican 65 75 Pine Crest District 54 73 Curley (13-8) 82 Bobby Jacobs shows his record setting form. Starters James Chaplin, Steve Chaplin and Paul Kornetti, and coaches Jacobs and Zito watch the closing minutes. L to R, Row 1: S. Chaplin, W. Ross. R. Hopkins, C. Seckinger. Row 2: J. Jacobs, B. Jacobs, P. Kornetti, J. Chaplin, D. Kosin, J. Zito. 128 Varsity Basketball Paul Kornetti is automatic from the base line. James Chaplin throws up his infamous one- Steve Chaplin shoots from the foul line, handed jumper. I 4 Steve Chaplin pulls up for a 16 foot shot. At the outset of the season things looked great for the Dolphins, whose starting five of Steve Chaplin, James Chaplin, Bobby Jacobs, Paul Kornetti, and David Kosin had played together since Little League. The Dolphins opened against Cypress Lakes, a tough 3A team from Fort Myers, who handed the Dolphins an 83-46 loss. The Dolphins realized that, even with the talent they had, they must ex- ecute the fundamentals properly. They did just that as they reeled off seven straight wins, including a 98-78 victory over the Westminster Warriors, which saw Bobby Jacobs set a school record with 48 points. Also in that streak, Steve Chaplin set a school record for assists in a game. On January 24, the Dolphins traveled to Coral Shores to play the Canes in front of their student body. The Dolphins played a tough and aggressive offense, but the defense was not there. Coral Shores took advantage and beat the Dolphins 81-67. Varsity Basketball 129 On January 31, the Dolphins played host to the LaSalle Royals. “It was one of those nights, Coach Zito said afterwards. The Dolphins beat the Royals by the score of 112-76. The 112 points scored broke the longstanding school record for most team points in a game (102). Also in that game, Bobby Jacobs scored an incredible 51 points, which drew national recognition. The Dolphins were flying high as Coral Shores came to town on February 10 in front of MHS' stu- dent body. The Dolphins broke out of the gate early, storming to an early 10-0 lead. Things then leveled off until the second half, when the Dolphins defense col- lapsed, and the Canes once again won 81-69. The team ended their regular season with a 75-54 vic- tory over Pine Crest. Bobby Jacobs shoots in traffic. James Chaplin flies high. Jackie Isaksen is the team’s manager. That says it all! Wayne Ross concentrates at the line. David Kosin makes a house call with a reverse layup. 130 Varsity Basketball David Kosin leads the team in blocked shots. Statisticians Jane Smyth and Mario Mason give us a smile. Varsity Basketball 131 John LeGrande shows why he was pro- moted to varsity. Rodney Holmes puts up a jumper against Bobby Jacobs scores 2 of his 597 seasonal Westminster. points. 4 Steve Chaplin shows his fine form. The opening tip-off starts the season. 132 Varsity Basketball The Dolphins are caught hanging around the bench before the start of the game. James Chaplin stops, jumps and shoots. The team traveled to Westminster on February 23 for the district tournament to play the Curley Knights. Curley, a 3A powerhouse, dominated in the first-half, and by the end of the third the Dolphins found themselves down by some 20 points. In the fourth, the Dolphins switched to a full-court press that paid off. The Dolphins played a furious fourth quarter, but the ef- fort was too little too late, and the Dolphins' hopes for additional postseason play ended with a nine point loss to Curley. Bobby Jacobs ended the season with a 27 points-per-game average, which won him first team all-county honors, according to the Miami News. He was se- cond in the district scoring behind Westminster’s John Lundgrem, and was named Miami News Player of the Week in the middle of the season. David Kosin shoots over Coral Shores' Willie Mitchell. Varsity Basketball 133 SHOOT AND SCORE Coach Jerry Culver helps the team in any way he can. Rossi Nuccio looks for an easy two points. ■ i Joe Kosin tries a jumper for two. L to R, Row 1: E. White, H. Hayes, P. Davis, J. LeGrande, T. Kight. Row 2: R. Holmes, A. Davis, T. Campbell, J. Graber, A. Potfey, J. Kosin, Coach Potfey. 134 J.V. Basketball Gene White puts it up for two points. Joey Kosin goes for a hard lay up. Howard Hayes takes it in on a fast break. Paul Davis takes an outside shot. JV Basketball 135 Paul Davis shoots for two. Jon Graber shoots with ease after stealing the ball. 136 JV Basketball Matt Lohlein shoots while surrounded by defenders. Jon Graber tries for two from the base line. Troy Campbell puts it up from underneath. Gene White tries another trick shot. Hans Wagner drives hard for a layup. Joey Kosin concentrates on the shot. JV Basketball 137 Junior High THEY’RE ON THEIR WAY! Being an 8th grader at Marathon High is a tough job. Not being counted in on the Senior High ac- tivities can be very boring. But this year the 8th graders showed a lot of spirit, especially during Homecoming week. The 8th graders have a lot to look forward to next year and are sure to be a big success. Some students were asked what it was like being an 8th grader at M.H.S. Marie Kepley — It's really fun because you’re finally out of 7th grade, but not so fun because next year you’ll be at the bottom of Senior High. Michelle Webber — I like it. It’s easy and sometimes boring. I like the teachers. Amy Grill — It’s really fun. It’s fun be- ing with all your friends. Heather. Tracey, Tammy, and Heidi are posing for the camera. Joanne, Charlott, and Joyce spread the latest gossip. How can Jimmy smile while eating a school lunch? 140 8th Grade Spirited 8th graders??? Krissie King exclaims, “We’re having WHAT for lunch?!” 8th Grade 141 Monica seems to pay more attention to the camera than to her work. “What’s your problem?” asked Chris Adams. We caught Tony Rotella on a boring day. These junior high students are doing their part for the walkathon. Chris Adams Stephen Alexander Alex Allen Armando Alvarez Donald Badinski Mason Batson Norman Blythe Eniquiz Boffil Marisol Boffil Mark Bonfiglio Brent Bookwalter Sammie Brown Alex Cammeron Allison Cammeron Troy Campbell Robert Cocco Lauri Cucchi Melissa Culmer Dawne Curry Lora Dalton Glen Davies Tony Davis Tremas Day Von Keith Doughman Howard Drissel Jeff Duck Scott Egert Michelle Estok Ben Ferguson Charlott Fisch Dawn Flint Ronald Freeman Monica Gagliardini Ernesto Garcia Mario Garcia Russell Gardner 142 8th Grade Shawn Gibson April Ginette Mary Gontino Maritza Gonzalez Vernon Goodwin Eric Green William Green Michael Gregory Heidi Hayden David Hayes Heather Heinen Melissa Henline Cheryl Hogan Nicole Holmes Roxie Holmes Scott Holub Hugo Hosek Chad Huff Jimmy Jeluso Thomas Jewell John Jimenez Keith Johnson Jill Johnston Thomas Katch Marie Kepley Krissie King Sean Kirwan Jon Konrath Steve Lamantia Vivian Laster Cheryl Hogan seems to be enjoying her lunch. This is what Jennifer, Marie, Charlott and Dawn call having fun. 8th Grade 143 Vivian Leatherwood Simon Leird Randall Littmann Perry Logan Beth Martin Daniel Marty Michael Mathias Brad Mauck Kelly McGarry Odalys Moreira Robert Mossop Roger Newlin Janie Nuccio Miguel Nunez Shane Oney Tim Perrin Lisa Picard Michelle Pilger Tammy Rabito Heather Ramsay Tina Ray Patrick Reap Mike Rice Sky Rockett David Rodriguez Sergio Rojas Adam Ross Anthony Rotella Jo Ann Russel Laurie, you're boring me! exclaims Tracey. Is this really Tammy Rabito? 144 8th Grade April Ginette is proud to be an 8th grader! Dawn Curry gets Jennifer Stike ready for her class picture as Jill Johnston watches. Christine Rutherford Lenja Sardinas Michael Show Joyce Silcox Dana Smith Charlie Splain Thomas Squires Lance Stangle Jennifer Stike Keith Strickland Tracey Swaney Roger Teet Camilla Thibeault Roy Thompson Mark Tyska Todd (Jlbrich Fabian Vasquez Michelle Webber Harold White Beth Williams Michelle Wright Steve Yakel 8th Grade 145 STARTING FROM THE BOTTOM Billy Dorazio seems unwilling to share his chips. Donna Andrews is glad to be in school. 146 7th Grade Laura Ground poses for the camera. Ouita Roberts and Tricia Baker are hard at work. Every year there’s a new crowd at MHS. In this new crowd are the “little people” of MHS. They are the seventh graders. They were the “seniors” in grade school, but soon shrank to the bottom of the totem pole in High School. This year the seventh graders’ biggest goal was to graduate. They seemed to like MHS because it offered more activities to become a part of. Seventh graders were really interested in their own privileges. The seventh graders were trying to prove that they are people too. Krista Albritton loves to clown” around. 7th Grade 147 Patrick Adams Krista Albritton Armandito Alzugaray Donna Andrews Charles Antrobus Evan Antrobus Rosalind Antrobus Tricia Baker Lori Black Tanya Boyer Dan Bragassa William BFewton Lisa Breckner Diana Byers Matthew Campbell Tony Campbell Vilma Chavala Micah Clark Carlis Cofer Donald Colston Ben Cooper Vicky Costa Danny Cox Glen Curry Who could be on Carrie Walker’s mind? This group is excited because today is Friday. 148 7th Grade Tony Vance can’t wait to get home from school. Barbara Glaze and Vickie Costa rush to get to class on time. Paul Gregory Sheila Griffis Laura Ground Jamie Harding Katherine Hedrick Joseph Hester Iris Horruitiner Ronald Irwin Anthony Jackman Villa Jacobi Anthony Johnson Amanda Kepley Darren Daniels Gayzel Diaz William Dorazio Christine Enquist Tara Faircloth Steve Fantroy John Ferreiro Charles Frow Roberto Garcia Ted Gardner Eric Gibbs Faith Gibson Barbara Glaze Nina Golaszluski Biffy Goss Clay Graham Brian Gray 7th Grade 149 Bobby Leiper Jana Livings Joseph Livings Kevin MartinVegue David Mateer Thomas Mayan Jason McDonald Bradley McWhorter Juan Mendoza Wayne Michelson Meriah Moffett Jackie Moreira Thania Moses Andre Mosley Shawn Nackino Marshall Norris Angela Nunery John O’Neil Claudia O'Quinn Marion Perez David Perry Adam Pierce Crystal Pierce Tiffany Rabito William Reid Hiedi Rich Odel Robbins Ouida Roberts Timothy Robinson Catherine Ropkey Mandy Kepley and Tiffany Rabito find lunchtime rather boring. Some work; some play. 150 7th Grade Thania Moses shows promise of being a future model for Vogue. Stephanie Kornetti and Shyne Rose work to improve their playing. Shyne Rose Michael Sanders Kipp Sawley Timothy Scott Tom Sharp Deborah Silcox Larry Silverman Laura Simms Shawn Smiley David Smith Steven Sparadeo Myka Staryk Tracy Steffens David Tariche Jennifer Taute Melissa Teniorio Mark Thomas Ronald Tracy Phillip Vance Missy Van Esselstine McCoy Wagers Carrie Walker Latricia Webber Gregory Welch Charlotte Wilfong Karla Williams Julia Wirsching Kevin Wolszczak 7th Grader 151 Spring Sports % THE BALL’S IN OCR COURT Jay Wolszczak, Bruce Zambrotta, Liz Alzugaray, Ben Daniels, Thomas Biller and Robert Bailey. 154 Tennis Jimmy Ward shows his impressive forehand. Thomas Biller questions the call of his opponent. Ben Daniels struggles to return a forehand. Marathon High's tennis team ex- perienced a challenge greater than any other sports team when play- ing against Miami Ft. Lauderdale teams. Limited by the lack of facilities, Marathon’s players also faced players who had been play- ing since they were old enough to pick up a racquet. Despite all of these obstacles, however, the team was able to put up a fight, and even won individual games. Leading the team were seniors Ben Daniels (captain), Bruce Zam- brotta, Robert Bailey and James Ward, and juniors Jay Wolszczak and Thomas Biller. Jimmy is squeezed into a forehand. Ben goes after a high backhand. Tennis 155 Jimmy Ward goes after a wide return. Ben Daniels shows off his form. 156 Tennis Ben Daniels tries for a low volley. Ben Daniels knows that the pressure is on. Robert Bailey nails the return. Thomas Biller shows off his dynamic backhand. Thomas Biller does his David Lee Roth impression. Liz Alzugaray is the team's manager. Tennis 157 CATCH THE FEVER L to K. Row 1: L. Rice, S. Graber, V. Costa. A. Grill. L Daughtry. J. Graber. T. McNeal. M. VanEsselstine. A. Cameron. M. Hearn. Row 2: C. Bayles. T. Daniels. R. Jones. K. North. S. Brenner. L. Jones. B. VanLeth, T. Paul, C. Costa. T. Barts. Manager Lisa Brecher catches for pitching practice. Mary Hearn, statistician, and Lisa Rice, manager. The head coaches enjoy their breaks, too! seem to enjoy their jobs. 158 Softball Coach Bayles shows what it takes to bat 1000. The Lady Dolphins, under head coach Chuck Bayles, faced a rough 20-game schedule, starting on March 3rd. Coach Bayles felt that this year’s team would be as strong as last year’s, but would lack that team’s depth. “We should be the strongest contender for the conference champs,” he said. Veteran starter Tiffany Daniels felt that if the team wanted the State title as badly as the volleyball team did, they could possibly do it again. Veterans Sally Graber and Lora Jones agreed that the team boasted a talented roster that could go far with hard work and effort. Newcomers Missy VanEsselstine and Laura Daughtry were both ex- cited about the season, but found MHS's brand of softball to be harder than the Youth Club baseball they had played before. Kim North checks to see if the last pitch was a strike. Lora Jones shows that concentration does the trick. Softball 159 Waiting for the batter. Coach Coletti gets ready for the next pitch. Tiffany Daniels is just a swingin. Amy Grill waits for a ball to come her way. Getting ready to throw. Vicki Costa looks at her target. Briska VanLeth looks like she's been up to something. 160 Softball Allison Cameron scoops up the ball for the throw. Tina McNeal shows that you can still bat Rita Jones leans into her swing. Softball 161 Sherry Brenner catches for Tammy Paul at batting practice. Laura Daughtry and Lora Jones show that there are more ways than one to hit. Briska, Lora and Tiffany are the front runners of the dreaded lO-minuti run. Rita Jones demonstrates how to hold the ball before throwing. 162 Softball Chris Costa fields a ground ball at third. Mr. Barts is always ready to lend a helping hand. Sherry Brenner and Laura Daughtry concentrate on practice. “I got it, I got it, I got it!' To help handle the rough spots, Coach Bayles drags the field. Softball 163 TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME This year saw the debut of last year’s assistant coach, Matt Ar- thur, as head baseball coach. Coach Arthur felt that this was a year for setting goals and reaching them. The season saw a lot of young and inexperienced players in starting positions. However, several seasoned veterans return- ed to add strength to the roster. Dennis Gregory, Mike Lohlein and Drew Rutherford made a great short stop-second-first combina- tion, while Matt Lynch, Jim Ward and Randy Culmer handled the outfield. Returning players, Andy Van Conas, Rosse Nuccio, Darrin Smith, Donald Irwin and Steve Chaplin, also added their ex- perience to the squad. Head coach Matt Arthur Team captains Mike Lohlein and Dennis Gregory. L to R, Row t: T. Bass, D. Irwin, J. Ward, A. Van Conas, R. Nuccio, D. Smith, J. Liddy, H. Drissel. Row 2: Coach Arthur, J. Jeluso, D. Rutherford, M. Lohlein, D. Gregory, S. Chaplin, R. Culmer, M. Lynch, S. Sweeting. 164 Baseball Andy Van Conas waits for the play to come his way. This base isn't big enough for the both of us!” exclaims Drew Rutherford. Mickey helps manager Chris Rutherford get through practice. Kathy McCormick sometimes finds managing to be a confusing job. Baseball 165 John Liddy waits for the pitch. Randy Culmer gives a tip to Jimmy Jeluso. Matt Lynch tries to beat out the play at home. Dennis Gregory knows he's right. Jimmy Jeluso shows how it's done. Coach Arthur teaches Drew Rutherford the finer Doints of slidinq. Andy Van Conas and Jimmy Jeluso wait for instructions. 166 Baseball Don Irwin takes a lead off third. Jimmy Jeluso waits patiently in the outfield. Andy Van Conas and Raymond Aldret await the pitch. John Liddy congratulates Mike Lohlein on a good run. Matt Lynch misses his attempt to bunt. Mike Lohlein waits for the signal to steal. Drew Rutherford gets to first before Shane Sweeting realizes what's happened. Baseball 167 Jimmy Ward, Dennis Gregory and Andy Van Conas wait for practice to start. Smiles and muscles! What more could ask? you Rossi Nuccio dances to catch the ball. Shane Sweeting makes the throw home. Andy Van Conas looks as though he just made a good play. 168 Baseball Coach Arthur concentrates on the game. These three are really excited about another day of practice. Raymond Aldret dives to get the hat. mm '. __________— ... .... _—mi Jimmy Jeluso stretches for the pitch. Randy Culmer checks first base for the steal. John Liddy calls for the throw home. Baseball 169 170 Clubs Clubs And Organizations COUNCIL BREAKS NEW GROUND C. Seckinger, Pres., L. Larson, V. Pres., L. Gardner, Sec., M. Mason, Treas. Richard Hale, Sponsor L. to R., Row 1: C. Willhoite, R. Ramsey, A. Joseph, M. Dunn, L. Silverman, M. Staryk, L. Gard- ner, S. Brenner, K. McCormick, M. Mason; Row 2: M. Lohlein, L. Rice, A. Van Conas, J. Sitaras, R. Bailey, B. Zambrotta, J. Frock, J. Graber, M. Navarro, W. Woodland; Row 3: M. Falcone, T. Faircloth, E. Pace, D. Scotten, S. Shaw, R. Jones, A. Eldridge. Michele Falcone and Robert Bailey repre- sent the Senior High Student Council at Homecoming. 172 Clubs The people from Sound Source set up to rock Michele and Robert ride in style in the parade, at the sock hop! The Senior High Student Council was made up of representatives from each homeroom. This club is like a student body government. The club this year was very ac- tive. They sponsored dances, sold flowers for Valentines Day, and sponsored the Class Competition Day. The president, Chris Seck- inger, worked very hard this year. One of his results was getting the privilege of wearing shorts. The student body really appreciated the privilege. Everyone is very attentive at the meetings. Clubs 173 THEY’RE LEARNING THE ROPES This year the Junior High Student Council accomplished many things! They portrayed cartoon characters in the Homecoming parade, sponsored dances, and raised money to pay for the volleyball team’s T-shirts and knee pads. They initiated a newsletter, a first for the Junior High, that told of their activities and plans for the future. For the second year in a row, the Junior High held their Homecoming, complete with crowning of a king and queen, at a J.V. football game. It was a great success! k] Bo Johnston, Sponsor L to R, Row 1: C. Blackwell, A. Ginette, T. Rabito, M. Pilger, N. Holmes, H. Hayden, K. King, E. White, P. Davis, D. Hayes; Row 2: J. Silcow, C. Fisch, M. Staryk, M. Grant, M. Vanesselstine, P. Gregory. Clubs Nicole Holmes, President Charlott Fisch, Vice President Janie Nuccio, Secretary Lauri Cucchi, Treasurer Nicole thinks about what it's like to be the new Junior High Student Mrs. Hobbs crowns Troy Campbell as our new king. Council queen. Clubs 175 SERVICE WITH A SMILE Nike is an organization associated with the Business and Profes- sional Women of Marathon (BPW). The Nike club was involved in many projects this year. They donated the section of the trophy case in the cafeteria. The Nike club also sold corsages during Homecoming week and presented their fourth annual fashion show in the spring. The club’s sponsor was Mrs. Jesse Hobbs. Mrs. Hobbs, Sponsor John Ploegert and Denise Brower are the Nike king and queen. H. Fuhrer, Pres., K. Huff, V. Pres., D. Brower, Sec., S. Brenner, Treas. 176 Clubs L to R, Row 1: Mrs. Hobbs, L. Gardner, C. Livings, C. Martin-Vegue, H. Fuhrer, M. Mason, L. Larson, D. Adams, G. Mohler P Faircloth L Ground. M. Matlock; Row 2: D. Brower, E. Albrecht, C. Lenco, A. Eldridge, L. Zimmerman, D. Smith, M. Falcone. A. Shouley S. Windorski T. Andrews. D. Brower, S. Brenner; Row 3: K. McCormick, M. Herns, B. VanLeth, L. Jones, L. Silverman. B. Sharp, V. Brown, S. McDowell A Alsop; Row 4: D. Davis, J. Hawkins, L. White, K. Frazier. L. Shaeffer, S. Towe, A. Joseph, D. Mathews. D. Santomartino, T. RiversB. Koltunak; Row 5: E. Ferguson, D. Williams, P. Banks, L. Alzugaray, L. Evangelista, N. Riedelbach, D. Zellhart, K. Huff, S. Graber. K. Klay, S. Shaw, S. Bower. Clubs 177 THEY’VE GOT THE BEAT! This year, the band program ex- panded to three levels. The begin- ning band was made up of seventh graders who got their first introduction to music. The in- termediate band was made up of advanced seventh and eighth graders. The intermediate banfj played at the Junior High Homecoming. The most advanced level was the marching band, which consisted of ninth through twelfth graders. They played for football games and Homecoming as well as community activities such as Scotty’s opening in Big Pine, the Christmas tree lighting at Fisherman’s Hospital and the dedication of the new Highway Patrol Building. Sandra Pait, Director L to R, Row 1: T. Baker, P. Gregory, M. Norris, T. Campbell, K. Martin-Vegue, M. Kepley, K. Wolszczak, D. Mateer. A. Jackman; Row 2: D. Silcox, S. Kornetti, K. Albritton, P. Adams, M. Clark, A. Pierce, C. Colston, T. Robinson, A. Gardner, T. Mosel y R. Tracey, J. Wirshsing, D. Byers, J. Taute, D. Andrews, S. Pierce, J. McDonald. 178 Clubs L to R, Row 1: S. Yakei, S. Kirwan, C. Boettcher, Mrs. Pait, M. Batson, M. Rice, M. Kepley; Row 2: C. Palmer. D. Cox. W. Gregory. G. Butcher. D. Badinski, R. Thompson. T. Katch, J. Silcox; Row 3: C. Alexander, R. Teet, J. Johnston, D. Curry, L. Cucchi, M. Gagliardini. R, Row 1: T. Glbrich, D. Batson, B. Johnson. S. Yakei, R. Aldret. C. Powell, M. Kepley. M Seckinger, T. Teet, C. Seekinger; Row 2: T. Camp- , M. Batson, M. McDowell, J. Selah, D. Mason, R. Teet. W. Gregory. S. Kirwan: Row 3: J. Silcox, T. Caych, D. Badinski. D. Cox. R. Thompson. L to bell S. Gerner, D. Curry. Clubs 179 WHAT’S COOKING? 180 Clubs The Future Homemakers of America (FHA HERO) worked together to better prepare themselves for the future. FHA had two groups of members, associative and regular. Regular members paid dues which enabl- ed them to participate in special activities and to at- tend meetings. The group held many fund raisers. They prepared a Thanksgiving dinner for the teachers and held a mother-father dinner for members and their parents. The money raised from this dinner was used for attending district meetings. FHA’s biggest fund raisers were their candy sale and Valentine's dance. Money raised by these projects was used to send students to the FHA convention. M. Gregory, Pres., D. Dobson, V. Pres., A. Davis, Historian, J. Pacheco, Sec., M. Garcia, Treas. L to R, Row 1: M. Spooner, A. Davis, S. Leeper, H. Hayes; Row 2: M. Garcia, D. Dobson, M. Gregory, J. Pacheo; Row 3: R. Gregg, E. Spikes, R. J. Gourley, M Migeckia. Jane Wilkinson, Sponsor MAKING THE GRADE L to R, Row 1: C. Gallagher, S. Graber, T. Rivers, J. Wolszczak, M. Lohlein, D. Brower, K. Maria Diaz, sponsor, and Mrs. Gradick Frazier, D. Brower, L. Evangelista, J. Ward, J. Smith, J. Isaksen, L. Shaffer, J. LaMantia. J. Ward, Pres., D. Brower, V. Pres., J. Smyth, Sec., J. Isaksen, Treas. Joe Orr, Sponsor The National Honor Society was a group of students who excelled academically and have proven themselves to be among the leaders of MHS. The group con- sisted of 13 students in tenth through twelfth grades. To be eligible for membership, these students had to achieve a 3.5 average, and had to maintain a 3.0 average to remain a member. NHS members were involved in many school activities throughout the year. As a group, they sold Dolphin pennants and candy bars to finance their annual senior scholarship. Clubs, 181 COLLECTIBLES Art Club, L to R, Row 1: P. Hogan, B. Van Leth, P. Voss, Mrs. Lillibridge; Row 2: K. Qualls, S. Towe, B. Van Leth, V. Brown, L. Jones, M. Swift, C. Mayan, J. Green. Pat Lillibridge, Art Club Sponsor 182 Clubs Stamp Coin Club: J. Ward, L. Easterly, M. Kepley. Stamp Coin Club V ft i Alfred Majewski, Sponsor DO THEY WORK? L to R, Row 1: R. Ramsey, Pres., N. Manheimer, V. Pres., C. Livings, Sec. Not Pictured: M. Bachman, Treas. D.C.T., L to R, Row 1: R. Ramsay, R. O’Neil, J. Holroyd, J. Anderson, P. Hedrick, B. King, A. Ur- ban, D. Geide; Row 2: K. Willhoite, N. Manheimer. Noel puts in his time at the school store. Clubs 183 THEY GET INVOLVED Interact was a club involved with the community. The sponsor of the club was the Rotary club of Marathon, interact members helped out with the St. Judes Bike-A-Thon and the Prize-A-Thon, which was held the day after the Bike-a-Thon, and they also per- formed other service projects. M. Staryk, Pres., J. Ward, V. Pres., M. Mason, Sec., D. Zellhart, Treas. L to R, Row 1: S. Towe, M. Mason, B. Zambrotta, D. Zellhart, L. Larson, C. Seckinger, J. Isaksen, M. Staryk, K. McCormick, J. Ward, V. Brown; Row 2: H. Fuhrer, R. Bailey. Dr. Edward Gates, Sponsor 184 Clubs IN DIFFERENT WAYS! Candy Stripers: L to R, Row 1: L. Johnson, K. Frazier, L. Miller. E. Pace; Row 2: E. Alzugary. M. Smith; Row 3: T. Griffith, D. Scotten. Richard Hale, Pep Club sponsor. The 1983-84 Pep Club had too many members to name! Clubs 185 THEY’VE GOT HAPPY FEET Betty Brazzell, sponsor L to R, Row 1: J. Taute, L. Black, S. Kornetti, H. Rich; Row 2: K. Hedrick, L. Gaspardo, J. Nuc- cio, L. Evans. 1,2, 3, turn! The Dolphinettes are waiting for their cue. 186 Clubs Linda Hale, Sponsor A NOSE FOR NEWS The Three Musketeers are hard at work. L to R, Row 1: S. Towe, T. Keon, A. Falcone, D. Brower, M. Mason; Row 2: H. Wagner, T. Putz, J. Miles, M. Lohlein, R. Brown, M. Staryk, D. Zellhart. Journalism class at MHS is responsible for writing the “Younger Generation” page each week in the Keynoter. Students in- vestigate news and write articles. They also put together the What's Happening showcase. Clubs 187 STARTING FROM SCRATCH At the beginning of the year most of the Shoreline staff was inex- perienced, but after mastering the basics of layout, cropping, photography and copy writing, they pulled through and produced a well-designed and executed book. The staff worked hard to come as far as they did in such a short time. Vivian Chisolm, sponsor L to R, Row 1: G. Mohler, K. Frazier, C. Elweil, J. Frock, T. Strickland, J. Sitaras, L. Coppotelli, K. Brechner, L. Correa, M. Walker, L. Zimmerman, A. Alsop, S. Shaw; Row 2: S. Gerner, S. Myers, S. Brenner, M. Starnes, K. McCormick. Not Pictured: K. Pine. 188 Clubs Mike Olynik from bryn-alan shoots the senior portraits. It takes a group effort to make some decisions. Lily and Lisa take time out to relax. Danny, Leah and Sherry show off their staff shirts. Clubs 189 Sherry Brenner, Business Manager Kary Brechner, Editor Suzanne Shaw, Editor I Ken Thornberry, Taylor Advisor Leah has lots of questions. 190 Clubs Ms. Chisolm is the announcer for Yearbook Thursday. Sheri, Gloria and Kris work hard at summer seminar. Clubs 191 Kathy and Christopher hurry to finish their section. Suzanne and her camera can be seen anywhere. Community i THE BOOK Congratulations EMPORIUM Seniors 5195 Overseas Highway P.O. Box 657 Marathon, FL 33050 Phone 743-2188 (305)289 1670 -A' (mD Congratulations Marathon High K.C.B. Bike Moped Shop SALES. REPAIRS. RENTALS. ACCESSORIES School Seniors! 11518 OVERSEAS HWY MATT HOLMES M M 53 US ROUTE 1 Manager MARATHON SHORES. FL 33050 Telephone 11399 Overseas Hwy (305) 743-7766 Marathon, FI. 33050 Congratulations Class of '84 fjjjj OI-mtIs SHORES PHARMACY Henry Williams R.Ph. Owner Manager zanfz Q. 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(Congratulationi Cherry Our State (Champ Love You Love, Kristen n Way all of your impossible dreams come true. We re all proud o you. oLove, Worn, Cbad, Man. CJerri, fbon, and CJiy (Congratulationi Sherry ! State Jolleyh all (Champ Wa¥ your fondest dreams come true VUe with you health, happiness and Jdove, (yrandma Cyrandpa f uhwe jj Success. Community 209 Congratulations, Sally, for a job well done! You’ve made it easy for your parents to be proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad Doughman and Son’s Coral Excavating High Loader - Dump Trucks - Back hoe Gravel - Septic Tanks - Top Soil lots Cleared - Yards Graded Fill hauled Don Doughman P.0. Box 392 V. Kevin 540 69th St. Von Keith Marathon BIG PINE TEXACO AUTO TRUCK SERVICE REPAIR WRECKER Phon 872-2248 Box 508 L. G. Gabby SNARR Big Pin K.y, Ha. (Congratulationi Seniori KEY’S MEAT MARKET and DELI GROCERIES and PRODUCE MAURICE BOURCIER PHONE 743-5561 120 - 49th Street Ocean Marathon. Florida 33050 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Of ’84 HMDLEY PNNT 214 Community J3rentier Realty, _9t jCoue, Vdotn and jbad 2) udi OE'ij Etpecia ft its Cjrowinq up in Lodi an in min CfimL inq fife 5 ladder, a runq at a time d O'Cnowledi Cjaiherincf Experience, cHearnincj ana nowiea e and now its your turn to cjo off to co liege! d Oonqratuiationi Our oCt ove aw I Community 215 Cionar at ulaticmd, itm Jloue and tuck, Wlom, Watalie, $an, ohn, (jram, ancl Qrr-Qrr 216 Community Our Sdove and ond (dongratuiati dJifjanij IJouve Wade % So Proud oCoue, 1 lflom, JbuJ unci Randolph f) Hawk’s Cay The Great Resort Of The Florida Keys Congratulations to the graduating Class of Marathon High School Hawk's Cay Resort MM. 61 Marathon 743-7000 Community 21 7 Thanks for everythingI Mom, Dad Kevin Love, Chad CAPTAINS THREE MARATHON bait6fisheries,inc. wholesale: electric SUPPLY, INC. of marathon Coco Plum Blvd TOM NEHLSEN PO Box 2792 PRESIDENT Marathon Shores. Fla. 33052 11516 Overseas Highway OHico: (305 ) 743-2262 Marathon, Florida 33050 Home: (305) 745-3220 Capt. Ned Sarven 305 289 1131 Sunsational Swimware • Dancewear Sailboards • Sails Repairs • Alterations Skates • Skateboards Sales • Rentals At the Quay 12050 o s Hwy. Marathon 743-7663 218 Community Congratulations, Kevin! Good luck to you in Whatever you do! We love you very much! Mom and Cindy Congra tula tions Alison Allsop Kary Brechner Jimmy Sitaras Suzanne Shaw Sherry Brenner Kathy McCormick We couldn ’t have done it without You! The 1983-84 Shoreline Staff doncjratuiatL ond ! We re f- roud o j? you jCoue, 2)ad, Worn, and 8 I p r, A Federal Income t J L ij Tax Form '. Ip I f'.wwo fZZlE.1 Income 1 How much money did you make last year’. . 2 Send it in 82 0 . •. a -i fo-n!«■ 'njamin l?o die CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT The Fenton Building. Suite 101 2375 Overseas Highway P. O. Box 56 Marathon. Florida 33050 305 743-4703 220 Community THE TREASURE YOU “ w HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR... • 14K Cold Chains • 14K Black Coral Carvings • Sterling Silver Cham Charms • A large selection of I4K Gold Nautical Charms 14K Gold Kings set with (.'oral and Precious Stones • 14K Cold Capped Great White Shark Teeth • Blue. Pink. Black, etc Coral jewelry • Authentic Cold Spanish Doubloons • 14K Cold tnameled Conch Shells • Alaska (]old Nuggets -t r , • . n i „ w ni£ 4,lj purv ni QUAYSIDE VILLAGE MARATHON. Mile Marker SS MONDAY-SATURDAV. 10 A M -9PM SUNDAY 10 A M -2PM 289-0628 Congratulations Bruce You’ve made us proud! Love, Mom, Dad Scott Keith Best of Luck Class of '84 Erik’s Subs Eat In or Take Out 1622 Overseas Hwy. Marathon Milemarker 48 743-7279 Congratulations Class of 1984 From Key Systems, Inc. 1320 Coco Plum Drive Maralhon, FL 33050 743-7400 doncjratuiationi To THE CLASS Of 1984 Best Wishes and Good Luck! Stirrup Key Lumber Inc. TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Best Wishes and Good Luck! (305) 743-5345 (305) 743-5333 TRUSS Location: 10651 - 7th Av nue, Gulf MARATHON SHORES, FL FLORIDA KEYS TRUSS, INC. DONALD R. COTNER P re id«nt .Mailing P 0 Box 222 MARATHON, FL 33050 Community 225 V riNiE. I., ' ■ 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. doncfratufationi d.la33 oP 1984 irom Benton 3 family St I ore 226 Community Congratulations Class of ’84 Tropical Awnings and Shutters 1400-107th St. Gulf-Marathon, FL Ph. 743-5647 (Free estimates on your aluminum needs) i Congratulations Seniors From: K MART Your Friendliest Store in Town Community 227 (1on ratulationd, (dobby Beit of luck! cJjoOO, Won, Sr 2W FEATURING MOHAWK 5 CanP« at OFFERING YOU A WIDE SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE CARPETS VINYL WALLPAPER picture framing PAINT : = i: 1ST MATES • SALES SERVICE • INSTALLATIONS Mon -F' 8-5 • Sa 6 12 743-6145 5’Si Overseas Hwy Congratulations Seniors from Marathon Liquors 51st Street Overseas Hwy. 228 Community Congratulations Michael and the Senior Class of ’84 Lions Cove Rick and Linda Hale Lions Lair Love, Mom, Dad, Robert, Matthew, and Lauren Congratulations an J Bed Whk es .5or the future dCoue, Worn, 2)aJ, JuJnn, Pa 2U, JC enny J£ 6. The Midas Touch Genuine Gold Nuggets 14 and 18 Kt Gold 61 53rd St — Marathon Community 229 fumbV Jimmy, Thank God you made it! Are your bags packed? We rented your room. Congratulations to you and the Class of 84 Love, Mom and Dad oticC ty Ccte t 'Tfuyyet cvoottd Ci6e fo (?, o t wi £ci te Oamce @bzfe£c i —I ' $££- occi o-ve (vi tied £ar e z£t Ttto-m, T cut Steve —«_ • I i 1 HMIl PORT L O uCC Service CHairftyCiru) SaCon f 743-3350 F. JAMES CHAPLIN LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Memr tif o( Muti a'e Latino $ ?«:• 5.160 OVtRS€ 5 HW’V ‘A 2wR£.T1HON. PL 3305O Chapim Real Estate S190 Overseas Hwy Marathon. FL 33050 -. Office: 305 743-9424 After Hours 743-31C9 Community 233 (COUNTRY I TCHEN 5230 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Fla. Ph. 743-3417 Serving Fine Foods’’ Breakfast — Lunch J cithy, tyou re ° pecicti! dl(f our love to our very u onder uf cl any liter. TJhanhs for being you. l Jou are the nicest thing that has ever happened to us. How have a Special future. CjO to it, J athy! Hllom and dt)ad (on gratulati on s to you and a fflL CLm of 84 tJ;-i (oood UuLclt- Seniors twK taur OmO frl i errr ues . 0 KEYS PHOTO CENTER 1 o980 Overseas Hwy. Maralhon.f' ■ HOUR PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE 743-5656 In Winn Dixie Shopping Center MM 53 10980 Overseas Hwy. Marathon. FL 33050 Capt. Cliff’s Seafood Market, Inc. FRESH SEAFOOD OUR SPECIALTY LOBSTER STONE CRABS FISH SHRIMP 1415 Ocean View Ave. FREEMAN BATEMAN Marathon, Fla. 33050 (? O KpMtiu£tlti04l to t6e £ of 24 eutcCto owi oo«t, ’teetn a. ooe, T cut, 7%om dvui 7om TOM BATEMAN. Pres. Phone 305 743-6263 305 294-2611 1415 OCEANVIEW AVE 743-2986 MARATHON. FL 33050 294-2611 WHOLESALE RETAIL P.O. Box 404 Marathon, Fla. 33050 M G • S Congratulations to the Class of 1984 from the Konraths 238 Community Dairy Queen Brazier 743-5911 7301 o s Hwy Marathon, Fla. Congratulations Seniors Congrats Lil Brother and the Class of 1984! r Action Wmar r Located in the Winn Dixie Plaza I knew you would do terrific! Thanks for being the best brother a sister ever had!! I'll love you always, Natalie Community 239 'I ita 'S 'bt f Community 241 Here’s to the few Who made it through 1972-1984 Glad to see we made it! For all the times you 've been there when we needed you ihe most For being a great lady and a second mother to us all For making this year easier on us And for putting up with us when we weren 7 At our best For the extra push you gave us when we felt like giving up. With all our Love, Your Cheerleaders Community 243 Baby Furniture Outlet SvtttM 02O wcten 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 tOOtO 743-7667 L 244 Community Community 245 We are very proud of you Chad! Love, Mom HARRY HOWELL MICHAEL HOWELL 2375 Overseas Highwav Marathon, Florida 33050 MARINE ELECTRICIAN, INC. F.C.C. LICENSED Radios SALES SERVICE Radar Wiring I oran RDF ADF Auto Pilots Depth Recorders Instruments P O. Box 2857 Marathon Shores. FL 3305 (305) 743-9160 ne staff congra 7D — Winner 7D — Winner DookDecorating Contest ji WE BRIDGE THE YEARS WITH 246 Closing FRIENDSHIPS THAT LAST FOREVER Closing 247 248 Closing Closing 249 Larson. L Larson. L 14.50.65.66.82.83.86. 126. 152. 172. 177. 184. 193 Lenco.K. 51.177 Livings. C 51.88.177.183 Lizano. I. 51 Lohlein. M 8.51.66. 164. 165. 167. 181. 193.229 Maguire. D. 10. 52. 64. 189 Manheimer. rs 17. 37. 52.65.66. 183.242. 252 Martin Vegue.C 18.52.68. 130. 172. 177. 184. 187.241 Mason. M 69.52.68. 172. 184. 130. 187.241 Matlock. M. 53.177 McCormack. M. 53 McCormick. K 6. 17.36.53.73. 165. 172. 177. 184. 188. 191.235 Morrison. R. 54 North. K. 7.37.54.64.71.93.94.95. 158. 159 Permann. K. 6. 54 Picton. S. 54. 241.247 Ploegert. J. 6.10.55.67.176 Ramsay. R 15. 17. 37. 55. 62. 67. 88. 173. 183. 248. 212. 252 Ray. K 55 Reiklebach. N. 9.55. 177.241 Rich. C. 56. 68. 241 SENIORS Santomartino, Schneider. L. 56.177 56 Hearn. M Helmbrecht. T. 94. 103. 105. 158. 177 105 Scibila. C. 56 Isaksen. J. 103. 105.248 Adams. D 10. 14.38.67.69.82.83.86. 177.252 Seckinger. C. 18. 36.57.65.69.86.87. 128. 172, 179. Jones. L. 12. 13. 17.89.92.94.96. 100. 105. 158, 159. Albrecht. £ 38. 104. 177 184 162. 177. 182.249 Alderman. J 10. 12.36.38.65. 177.220 Shaffer. L. 57. 177. 181 Keon. T. 105. 185 Allsop. A. 36.38. 170. 177. 188 Sharp. B. 8. 57. 177.212 Kight. T. 105. 134 Al ugaiay. E 39.68.154.157.177.185 Shaw. S. 4. 35. 36. 57. 62. 67. 88. 172. 190. 191. 192 Kornetti.P. 4. 10.75. 105. 108. 128. 129. 131. 152 Atkinson. S 39. 65. 68. 250 Sitaras. J 12. 15. 37. 58. 64. 68. 70. 126. 152. 172. 188. LeRoy. T. 105 Bachman. M 9. 39 231.252 Luley. D. 12. 105 Bailey. R 39.74. 154. 156. 157. 172. 173, 184.234 Smith. W. 58. 65.87.89 Maghakian. N. 105. 180 Banks. P 9.40. 177 Smyth. J. 58.64. 131. 181.204.209 Maples, C. 105 Bateman, F 40. 237 Staryk.M 58. 172. 184. 187 Marshall. M 4. 34.88. 105. 107 Blythe. J. 9. 40 Tate. C. 6. 16. 59. 6? 69. 74. 76. 87. 240. 241.245 Mason. S. 105 Bower. S. 40 Towe. S. 59. 177. 182. 184. 187 Mauck. K 105 Brechner. K 4.6. 12. 13. 17.36.41.82.83. 188. 190 Vance. K. 59. 68 McDowell. S. 105 Brenner. S. 6. 12. 17. 36. 41.65. 66. 68. 70. 88. 93. 94. Van Cones. A 59.66.67.77. 162. 165. 166. 167. 168. Miller. L. 11. 105. 109. 185 97. 152. 158. 162. 163. 172. 176. 177. 188. 189. 190. 192. 172. 251.252 Mohler. G. 9. 105. 177. 188. 191. 192 204.214. 249 Ward. J 60.65. 155. 156. 162. 168. 181. 182. 194.215. Muse. K 105 Brower. D. 41.66. 68. 176. 177. 181 239 Myers. S. 70. 100. 103. 105. 138. 188 Brower. D. 41,66.67.68. 176. 177. 181. 187 Wilhoitc. K 6. 17.35.60.66.67 76.77.87. 183.219. Nuccio. R 73.74. 104. 105. 134. 168.251.252 Brown. J 42 246. 252 O'Neil. B 8. 183 Chaplin. J 10.42.64.74.75.82.87. 128. 129. 130. 133. Williams. D. 60.87. 177.241.247 Olcott. D. 89. 102. 103. 105 232. 233. 241 Zambrotta. B. 16.60. 154. 156. 172. 184.221 Pavletich. P. 105 Cooper. B 42 Zellhart. D 61. 177. 184. 187 Pine. K. 100. 105. 152. 188 Cucchi. R 10 Reapp. B 106 Dakin. C 43 Rella. B 106 Daniels. B. 43. 152. 154. 155. 156. 157.229.252 Rivers. T. 106. 177.181 Daniels. T. 13.37.43.64.71.82.87.94.95. 158. 160. 162.216. 241 JUNIORS Sapp. K. Shouley, A. 106 101. 106. 177 Davis. D 43. 177 Silverman. L 83. 103. 106. 107. 126. 171. 172. 177 Dickman. K 7. 13.37.44. 64.86 Albritton. R J 12. 104.252 Smith, Darren 5.103.106.162. 168 Diehl. E 14.44 Aldacosta. M 104 Smith. Dawn 8. 101. 106. 177 Eldridgc. A 44. 172. 177 Anderson. J. 104. 183 Stisser, S. 106 Evangelista. E. 44.62.65. 177. 181.247 Andrews, T. 101.117 Swaney. D. 106.248 Ferguson. E. 8.45.65. 177. 241 Armitt. L. 104 Swift. M 6. 106. 108. 182.252 Euhrer, H. 10. 45.82.83.87. 176. 177. 184 Badmski. T. 77. 104. 188 Taylor. S. 106 Garcia. D. 45.248. 252 Baumeister. I 104 Tcet.T. 106. 179 Gardner. 1 45. 173. 177 Biller. T. 104. 153. 154. 155. 157.252 Toledo. E 106 Geide. D. 46.64.67. 183 Brady.J. 104 Underhill. M 107 Gourley. R. 46. 180 Brown. A. 104.248 Urban. A 107.183 Graber, S. 12. 17.46.66.68.69.86.71.92.94.96. 152. Brown. V. 104. 109. 182. 184 VanLeth. B 17.37.94.96. 107, 158. 160. 162. 177. 182 158.210 Buchmiller. L 104 Vasquez. A. 14. 107. 108 Gregory. D. 47. 164. 166. 168. 181 Carbonell. P. 104 Wagner. H. 107. 187.252 Hawkins. J. 47. 177. 241 Chaplin. S. 72. 104. 128. 129. 132. 133. 164.252 Wakelee. H. 107 Hedrick. P. 47. 183 Charmont. T. 104 White. L 79. 106. 107. 177 Hopkins. 48. 128 Costa. C. 94.99. 104. 108. 158. 163 Whiteficld. E 107 Houser. E. 48 Culmer. R 104. 108. 164. 165. 169. 177 Willnow, W 107 Huff. K. 15.48.64,68.69.86.87. 176. 177 Darby. C. 104 Windorski. S. 101. 107. 177 Isaksen. J. 48. 130. 181. 184 Faircloth. T. 82. 104. 108. 109. 172. 177 Yerena.1 107 Jacobs. B. 49. 128. 130. 131. 132. 133.228 Falcone. M 83. 104. 108. 109. 172. 173. 177 Zimmerman. L. 8. 70. 100. 107. 188. 189. 190 Johnson, K 49.69 Eiazier. K 104. 177. 181. 185. 188. 191. 192 Joseph. A. 49.66. 172. 177 Frederick. R. 104.252 King. 8. 49. 83.252 Gallagher. C. 104. 181.248 Klay. K 36. 50. 68. 241 Gardner. J. 15.69, 104 Koltunak. B Kosin, D. 50. 177 50. 128. 130. 131. 132. 133 Grant. D. Ground. L. 104 88.101.105. 108. 174 SOPHOMORES 252 Index Argucz, J. 110. 112 Liddy, J. 78. 114. 164.166.167. 169 Armstrong, T. 94. 1 12. 115. 116. 1 17 Lazano. B 114 Bachman. J. 113. 116. 117 Lohlein. M 78.88. 114. 136. 137. 172. 184 Batson. D. 78. 112. 179 Magner. L, 1 14 Beal. M, 112 Mason. L. 114 Burkett. B 112 McGarry, C. 114 Cassidy. H. 112. 116.250.252 McNeal. T. 89.94.98. 114. 117. 158. 161 Cole. L. 112 McPhail. E. 114 Constine, S. 112 Miles, J. 114.187 Coppotelli. L 7. 100. 112, 116. 188. 189.239.252 Milesie. S. 115 Correa. 0 112. 117 O'Neil, S. 78. 100. 115 Curry. T. 112 O'Rourke. T. 78. 1 15 DeLano. L. 111. 112 Paul. T. 71.92. 94.98. 110. 115. 158. 162 Dunn. M 1 12. 172 Perrin. R 115 Fassel. E. 112 Phillips. D. 115 Ferreto. V. 113 Potfay. A. 134. 135 Freeman. J. 113 Putz. T. 111. 115. 187,251 Frock. 110.117.126.138. 152. 172. 188. 250 Qualls. K. 7. 115, 187 Gerner. S. 70. 113. 152, 188. 191 Rabito. K. K 115. 116.247 Goloszewski. M. 113. 116 Ray. C. 6. 250 Graber. J. 110.113. 1 15. 134. 136. 137. 172.250.252 Rice. L. 14. 34. 115. 126. 153. 158. 172.250.831 Gregory. M 18. 113. 116. 180 Ross. T. 78. 115 Guthie. W. 113 Ross. T. 78.115. 117 Gutterman, $. 78. 113 Smith. S. 115 Harris. G. 113 Spiering. C. 115 Hayes. H. 78. 113. 134. 135. 136. 180 Spivey. B. 115. 248 Hedrick. B 111 Starnes. M 70. 100. 111. 115. 138. 188 Heilzman. J. 113 Steward. B. 7 • ,,r- t t r ■ ( '1 A yv. n yT« f Steward. M Tale. K. Tout. J. Turner. R Van Leth. B. Vasquez. B. Voss. T. Wagner. H. Walker. M. Whitehall. M. Wlllhoite. C. Zambrota. S. 115, 115. 101. 114. 115. 116. 88. 89. 115. Ill 15.82.83. I 10. I 15. 126. 152, 110. 115 117 115 115 182 117 115 137 188 115 172 115 FRESHMEN Herzhouser. J. Irwin. D. Irwin. J. Johnson. L. Johnson. S. Johnston. K. Jones. R. 12.71.93.94. Kellenberger, B. Keys. B. King. K. Kerby. R Klippen. C. Kluge. A. Kosin. J. Krause. T. La Mantia. J. layne. B Lazenby. E. Lceper, W. Leather wood. R LeGrande. J. Lewis. J. Lewis. M. 113 164 167 185 111 113 161. 172 I 14 113 113 113 113 114 I 14. 134. 135. 137 I 12. 1 14 78. 110. 114. 181.253 111. 114 13. 114 94. 114 79. 248 I 14. 132. 134. 164 114 I 14 113. 113. 113. 12.71.93. 94. 97.99. 97.99. III. I 13. I 17. 158. 162. 100.113. 110. 34. Greene. J. Gregg. R. Griffith. T. Hayes. C. Hogan. P. Holmes. R. Jenkins. J Johnson. B. Johnson. B. Kaelin. J. Kellenberger. D. Keller. J. Klay.G. Leeper. S. Leird, A. Lohlein. L. Lopez. J. Main. J. Mangham. L. Mason. D Massey. L. Mayan. C. 84.85. 121. 121. 121. 124. 185. 121. 121. 121. 132. 134. 119. 121. 179. Aldret.R. 78. 120. 167. 169. 179, 246 McDowell, M. Ammous, D. 120. 139 Mendoza. O. Anderson. D. 120 Miliis. M, Arroya.G. 120 Mills. S. Bittner. C. 120 Mitchell. B. Blackwell. C. 120 Navarro. M. Bonifiglio, B. 120 Nichols. D. Bower. D. 119 Nozewnik. A. Brady. S. 120 Pace. E. Brown. D. 120 Pacheco. J. Brown. R. 185 Patterson. J. Bricato. L. II. 118. 120. 122 Powell. C. Burnett. G. 120 Powell. T. Cadiz. P 120 Radi, T. Cayce. S. 120 Ray. A. Cole. T. 11. 120. 123 Ray. D. Constine. C. 120 Regna. T. Concich. W. 120 Rich. H. Cooper. B. 101. 120 Rivers. T. Correa. L. 100.118. 119. 120. 188. 189.249 Rizzo. J. Crosby. B. 120 Rodriguez. A. Curny. M. 120 Rojas. J. Davis, A. 78. 120. 125. 126. 134. 180 Ross. W. DeAnthony. J. 120 Rutherford. D. Dobson. D. 120. 124. 180. 251 Salazar. J. Dotson. J. 120 Sapp. M. Easterly. L. 120. 182 Scotten. D. Elwell.C. 11. 100. 120. 138. 152. 170. 188. 191 Seckinger. M. Evans. L. 120. 170. 186 Selah, J. Faircloih, J. 78. 120 Sharp. J. Falcone. A. 14.84.85. 120. 125. 187 Sinkficld, S. Ferguson. S. 89. 120. 251 Smith. J. Garcia. M. 120. 121. 124. 125. 180.251 Spikes. E. Gaspardo, L. 121. 170. 185. 251 Spooner. M. Graber. J. 93.94.98. 118. 121. 158 Sprouse. M. 122, 78, 84. 118. 120. 122, 19. 78, 122, 122, 122, 122. 122. 119. 122, 122.124. 121. 7.84.89. 118. 122. 123. 125. 172, 120. 123. 124. 180. 121. 123. 119. 123. 121. 89. 123. 123. 153. 164. 165. 166. 7.89. 123. 125. 172. 185.249. 123. 125. 14. 123. 78. 78,80,81, 124, 124. 182 180 252 247 182 248 121 246 121 122 122 122 122 180 122 247 122 122 122 179 250 182 179 248 122 254 122 172 122 123 185 251 123 179 123 123 8 123 250 123 123 123 123 125 79 167 123 123 254 179 179 123 124 123 180 180 124 Index 253 Steffens. K. 124 Stiles. E 124 Strickland. T 5. 100. 119. 124. 188 Sweeting. S. 124. 164. 167. 168.249 Tariche. R. 124 Voss. P. 7. 124. 182 Wagner. C. 124 Walters. J. 78. 124 Whitehead. A. 79 Williams, K 124 Winner. L. 124 Woodland. W. 124. 172 Yerena. M. 124 EIGHTH GRADE Adams. C 141. 142 Alexander. S. 142. 179 Allen. A. 142 Alvarez. A. 142 Radinski. D. 142.179 Batson. M. 142. 179 Benlly. D. 142 Blackwell. K. 174 Boffil. E 142 Boffil. M 142 Bonifiglio. M. 142 Bookwalter. B. 142 Brown. S. 142. 248 Butcher. G. 179 Cameron. Alex 87. 142 Cameron, Allison. 142. 158.254 Campbell. T. 78.80.81. 134. 135. 137. 142. 175 Cocco. R. 142 Cucchi. L. 142. 175. 179 Culmer. M. 142 Curry. D. 142. 145. 179 Dalton. L. 142. 250 Davies. G. 142 Davis. P. 78. 134. 135. 136. 142 Doughman. V. K. 78. 142 Drissel. H. 138. 142. 162 Duck. J. 78. 142 Egert. S. 142 Fergurson. B. 78. 142 Fisch. C 139. 140. 142. 174. 175.254 Flint. D. 142 Freeman. R. 142 Gagliardini. M. 141. 142, 179 Garcia. E. 142 Garcia. M. 142 Gardner. R 142 Gibson. S. 143 Gmette. A 143. 145. 174.254 Gintino. M 143 Gonzalez. M 143 Goodwin. V. 16. 78. 143 Green. W. 143 Gregory. M. 143 Grill. A. 158. 160 Hammond. J. 139. 250 Hayden. H. 84.85. 140. 143.252 Hayes. D. 78. 143.248 Heinen. H. 11. 140. 143 Henline. M. 143 Hogan. C. 143 Holmes. N. 14.84.85. 143. 175.254 Holub. S. 143 Hosek. H. 143 Huff. C. 143 Jeluso. J. 143 Jewell. T. 143 Jimenez. J. 143 Johnson. K. 78. 143 Johnston. J. 143. 145 Hatch. T. 143. 179 Kepley. M. 143. 179. 182 King. K. 14.84. 141. 143 Kirwan. S. 143,179 Konrath. J. 78.143 Lamantia. S. 143 Laster. V. 70. 78. 143 Leather wood. V. 79. 144.247 Leird. S. 138.144 Littman. R 144 Logan. P 144 Martin. B. 144.250 Marty. D. 144 Mathias. M. 144 Mauck. B 78. 79. 144 McGarry. K. 144 Moreira. O. 144.254 Mossop, R. 144 Newlin. R 144 Nuccio. J. 4. 144. 175. 186.247.254 Nunez. M. 78. 144 Oney. S. 144 Palmer. C 179 Perrin. T. 144 Picard. L. 144 Pilgar. M. 84.85. 144. 174 Rabito. T 140. 144. 174 Ray. T. 144 Reapp. P. 144 Rice. M. 144. 179 Rockett. S. 144 Rodriquez, D. 144 Rojas. S. 78. 144 Ross. A. 128. 130. 131. 133. 144 Rotella. A. 144 Russell. J 140. 144 Rutherford. C. 145 Sardinas. L. 145 Show. M 145 Silcox. J. 140. 145. 179 Smith. D. 145 Splain. C. 145 Stangle. L. 145 Stike. J. 145 Strickland, K. 145 Swaney, T. 140. 145 Teet.R 145. 179 Thibeault. C. 145 Thompson. R. 145 Tyska. M. 145 Cllbrich, T. 145. 179 Vasquez. F. 145 Webber. M. 145.254 White. E. 78.81. 134. 135. 136. 137. 145 Wright. M 79. 145.247 Yakcl. S. 145 SEVENTH GRADE Adams. P. 148. 178 Albritton. K 147. 148 Alzugaray, A. 148 Andrews. D. 146.148. 178 Antrobus. C. 148 Antrobus. E. 148 Antrobus. R. 148 Baker. T. 147.148 Black. L. 148. 186.246 Boettcher. C 179 Bayer. T, 148 Brewton. W. 148 Bruechner, L. 148. 158 Byers. D 148 Campbell. M. 148 Campbell. T. 148.178 Chavala. V. 148. 248 Clark. M. 148. 178 Cofer. C. 148 Colston. D. 148 Cooper. B. 148 Costa. V. 94.99. 148. 149. 158. 160 Cox. D. 148. 179 Curry. G. 78. 148 Daniels. D. 7. 149 Daughtry. L. 94. 158. 162. 163 Diaz. G. 84. 149 Dorazio. W. 146. 149 Engrust.C. 149 Faircloth. T. 149 Fantroy. S. 149 Fcrreiro. J. 149 Frow. C. 149 Garcia. R. 149 254 Index Sparadco. S. 151 Staryk,M. 151 Steffens. T. 151 Tariche. D. 151 Taute. J. 178. 186.246.515 Teniorio. M. 138. 151.246 Thomas. M. 151 Tracy. R 151. 178 Vance. P. 78. 149. 151 Van Esselstine, M. 151. 158. 161. 174 Wagers. M. 151 Walker. C. 139. 146. 148. 151.246 Webber. L. 151 Welch. G 151 Wilfong. G. 151 Williams. K. 151 Wirsching, J. 151. 178 Wolszczak. K. 151 Gardner. T. 149 Gibbs. E. 149 Glaze. B. 149 Golaszewski. N. 149 Goss. B. 149 Graham. C. 149 Grant, M. 174 Gray. B. 149 Gregory. P 149.174.177 Griffis. S. 149 Ground. L. 139. 147. 149.246.250 Harding. J. 149 Hedrick. K. 149. 186 Hester. J. 149 Horritiner. 1. 149 Irwin. R. 149 Jackman. A. 149 Johnson. A. 149 Kepley. A. 149. 150 Kornetti. S. 151. 170. 178. 186 1 ecpcr, B 150 Livings. M. 146 Livings. J. 178 MacDonald. J. 178 Marlin Vcgue. K. 150 Matecr. D. 5. 150. 178 Mayan. D. 7. 150 McWhorter. B. 11. 150 Mendoza. J. 150 Micheson. W 150 Moffett. M. 150. 250 Moreira. J. 150 Moses. T. 150 Mosley. A 78. 150. 178 Nackino, S. 7. 150 Morris. M. 150. 178 Munery. A. 150 G'Neil. J. 150 C'Quin. C 150 Perez. M. 150 Perkins. M. 150 Perry. D. 150 Pierce. A 150.178 Pierce. C. 150 Rabito. T. 150.246 Rich. H. 150. 186 Robbins. 0. 16. 78 Roberto. (J. 147 Robinson. T. 150. 178 Ropkey, C. 150 Rose. S. 150 Sanders. M. 151 Sawley. K. 5. 151 Scott. T. 151 Sharp. T. 151.248 Silcox. D. 151. 178 Silverman. L. 151 Smiley, S. 151 Smith. D. 151 FACULTY Arena. B. 27 Arena. P. 30. 33 Arthur, M. 18. 26. 32. 78. 110. 164. 166, 168. 255 Bayles, C. 2.22.28.33.94. 158. 159. 162.255 Campbell. P 23 Chisolm. V. 23.188. 191 Diaz. M. 22. 181 Diezel. R. 25 Doll. C. 6. 12. 14. 19.26. 28.82.243.246 Doll. D. 5. 13.26. 33.71.72. 76 Fuhrer. J. 72 Gates. E. 22. 184 Gcrson. D. 27 Giroir. J. 24 Graddick. K. 5. 20.247 Hale. L. 31.33. 105. 187 Hale. R. 28.31. 172. 185. 249.251 Hanshaw. J. 24 Hobbs. J. 20.62.91. 175. 176. 177 Hornsby. A. 25 Johnston. B. 31. 174 Keeney.J. 25. 35.63. 76. 78. 80.81. 108 King. B. 21.28 Lillibfidge. G. 21.23. 170. 182 Lillibridge. P. 19. 23. 170. 182 Lohlcin. R. 14.21 Lowe. B. 24 Lowe. M. 27. 154 Lowe. P. 23.29 Majewski. F. 25. 33. 183 Maloney. M. 31 McCurry. J. 24.28 McCurry. J. 21.62 McDonald. J. 27 McLnae. K. 30.32. 110 Norman. N 25.29 Orr. J. 21. 181 Pait. S. 27. 103. 109. 177. 179 Pierce. R. 30 Robertson. Y. 24 Sikora. J. 13. 18. 26. 32. 255 Stout. E. 22. 32 Terpos, A. 27. 29. 193 Vocelle. C. 30 Wilkinson. J. 24.180 Williams, D. 19.30 Zito. J. 23. 72. 126 Index 255 Our Special than hs to dis. Idii ian Chisolm for all of her time and effort. Cfood Inch to the future Sh oreline staffs. 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