Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1985 volume:

ACROSS 4. An annual event held by Marathon High School to celebrate Dolphin football at Switlik Field and to visit with returning alumni. 5. The teaching and administrative force of an educational institution. 7. Describing (a product, etc.) in some medium in order to induce the public to buy it. 8. The sum of the experiences and actions that constitute a student’s existence; a mode or manner of living shared by the Marathon High School student body. 11. The conclusion or ending of something, as in a story. 13. A note in a book, musical composition, etc., dedicating it to someone. 14. Students in their final year at a secondary school. DOWN 1. The line that forms the boundary of a body of water; also, the title of a yearly production collected by students at Marathon High School. 2. Groups of persons organized for social literary or other purposes. 3. Activities requiring skill or physical prowess, and often of a competitive nature. 6. A small town in the Florida Keys; the home of the Dolphins. 9. Freshmen and sophomores (and seventh and eighth grades) in a secondary school. 10. The first period or stage of something, as in a story. 12. An alphabetical listing of names, along with the numbers of the pages on which they are pictured, as in the Shoreline. ; MARATHON HIGH SCHOOL Marathon, FL 33050 Table of Contents Opening.............................2 Dedication..........................6 Homecoming..........................8 Seniors............................14 Student Life.......................44 Faculty............................72 Athletics............................86 Organizations.......................134 Underclassmen.......................152 Advertising.........................174 Index...............................232 Closing.............................236 Title Page 1 6uiuado Z As the words in a crossword puzzle are linked together to form a complete pattern, so do our day-to-day activities join together to complete the picture of a particular way of life — the life of a Marathon High School student. In Dolphin Coun- try, this means a combination of many special happenings — the first day of school, classes, sports, pep rallies, Homecoming, class competi- tion days, Christmas holidays, club participation, spring break, prom, gradnite and, finally, gradua- tion. All of these parts fit into the “puzzle” that is Marathon High School, 1985. Opening 3 4 Opening Opening 5 DEDICATION REQUIRES INVOLVEMENT BRUCE E. KING One of the men most dedicated to and involved with his job is Mr. Bruce King. Aside from teaching his regular classes, he has taken on the extra responsibility of oc- cupational specialist and has spent innumerable hours creating and coordinating the computer programs tot report cards and attendance, to name but two. He has also been teaching computer classes at night for FKCC, showing how dedicated he is, not only to teaching, but also to his field. In the past he has been a referee for all sports, Marathon High School’s athletic director, and both football and baseball coach. Hi 'III Hu, II, fin, ' li 'i 6 Dedication True dedication is a rare quality because too many people don’t wish to take the time or expend the effort to make their work en- vironment better, not only for themselves, but also for others. Bruce King has shown true dedication in one of its highest forms. He cares about MHS, the students and the faculty. He is willing to take the extra time away from his family life to serve the school, not just as a job, but as a part of his life. Caring this much for what others might term “just a job’’ merits a special kind of recognition. For this reason the yearbook staff has chosen to dedicate the 1985 edition of the Shoreline to one man they feel has a special spirit of dedication — Mr. Bruce King. Dedication 7 A WEEK OF SPIRIT Upper Right: Hats, ties and sunglasses helped Christine Rutherford and Monica Gagliardini participate in Homecoming week. Lower Left: Moses Miliis rocked his way through punk day. Lower Right: Autograph Day caught Dawn Smith decorating Lauren Silverman with her own brand of graffiti. 8 Homecoming Homecoming 9 ROYALTY REIGNS Above Left: Queen Leslie Ground. Above Center: Candidates David Olcott and Stacey McDowell. Above Right: Candidates Paul Kornetti and Michele Falcone. Right: King David Olcott and Queen Leslie Ground are congratulated by Mrs. Gradick. The crowning of the Homecom- ing King and Queen ended a week that was filled with suspense for this year’s can- didates. In a gymnasium packed with students, parents and friends, anticipation mounted as Mrs. Gradick stepped forward to present the 1984-85 Homecom- ing King and Queen to the stu- dent body. Sharing the honors this year were Queen Leslie Ground, vice-president of D.C.T. and a member of the Nike Club, and King David Olcott, president of the Senior High Student Council. 10 Homecoming Above Left: The 1984-85 King and Queen, Leslie Ground and David Olcott. Lower Left: Candidates Debra Swaney and Mel Marshall. Lower Center: Candidates Vivian Ferreiro and Steve Chaplin. Lower Right: Candidates Leslie Ground and Randy Culmer. Homecoming 11 Upper Left: Pink Panther leads the winning senior float in the parade. Upper Right: The junior high float doesn’t show their in- experience. Above: The Warriors will never get the ball away from the sophomores’ Tony. Center Right: The second-place freshman float rolls Dolphin Kong's barrels over the Warriors. Lower Right: The junior float uses Wheaties to show the Warriors just who the big boy really is. 12 Homecoming Center Left: The junior fence might be small, but their Dolphins are mighty. Upper Right: The second-place sophomore fence shows their creativity. Left: The freshman fence declares. The Dolphins can't be stopped! Homecoming 13 Facing challenges together has strengthened the class of '85 and molded them into a single unit. From their first days as seventh and eighth graders, struggling with the mysteries of impossible- to-find homerooms, unlockable lockers and apparently inedible cafeteria food, they knew it wouldn’t be easy. As freshmen and sophomores, familiar with the day-to-day routine, they gained in confidence and manag- ed to face the rigors of biology, geometry and learning to drive. As they began their junior year, the realization that they would soon be seniors lent an element of urgency to all they did. Chemistry, American History, college prep English, Computer Lab and Humanities seemed at times to be more than they could handle. They survived, however, as all juniors eventually do, and returned to school in the fall of ’84 as full-fledged veterans, ready and willing to assume their position as seniors and school leaders. The experiences of their past five years somehow made this year seem much easier, and gave them the opportunity to prepare for their futures. Seniors 15 SENIOR NOTABLES 16 Seniors MR. JACK ZITO To Mr. Z, For all of the times you’ve helped us in class, for all the “free days” you’ve given us, for the extra S. A.T. help, and for all of your jokes that brighten our days, and most of all for just being you — THANK YOU! Love, The Senior Class Seniors 17 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE Raymond olin XlJbritton Good-bye MHS .. . Gainesville here I come ... me and Bones best friends . . . ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE . . . RUSH . . . VAN HALEN . . . AWESOME . . . Emi- ly P ... What a friend .. . Steve C and Rossi N .. . dou- ble trouble. .. Jon G .. . You’re a good friend ... Gainesville with Randy C ... Ft Lauderdale . . . What a blast ... 84-85 Christmas Break-a time to remember... What a bang crash ... Missy H I love you ... party .. . FORD ... 79 Cougar . . . What a machine ... 7mile . .. VACA ... Key West.. . places to be .. . I’m hungry ... McDonald’s ... I love you mom and dad dVjicheMe Xee XUdacoita Finally made it .. . ‘Grad nite 85 — Can’t wait . . . Twilight zone ’80 with Candy T. — What a trip ... 8-28- 80 — Coco . . . Matt’s B’Day — You can’t throw me in the water . . . SPLASH ... Quarters . . . Mon- day Nite Football Games ... What a blast — Right Scoop?! ... Think Pink . .. Prom '84 ... Holiday Inn ... Key West Every Weekend ... Good Wild and Sweet ... 12-10-82 ... Never forget ... Mondays ... Bahia Honda ... Miss My Lil’ Sis ... Thanks Mom, Dad. and Mary — I Love ya . .. Let The Good Times Roll Mission Fubar ... Football 24 ... Key Wasted ... Good times w Joe.Ter (Hawks) . . . Backseat ... VH Scorps concerts and all the others . .. Joe you drive . . . Early Morning Excursions . . . Road trip — Ft. Laud . . . Limelight . .. Chip — Pro- blem child .. . Reebs... ski . .. Yes Sir Officerr . . . Cutler Ridge ... Where’s my pants? . .. Houston . . . We are lost ... Gotta work ... cold hands .. . Deb still want that car ... No more Everlast .. . Cuzi .. . Can’t talk . . . Quarters till ?? .. . N.C. .. . Risque .. . Seniors .. . Good luck Bro .. . Thanx Mom and Paul ... Mission Complete ohn cJderoy Xlnd erion 1ded X 'IJon Jdadinshi 18 Senior amed T)rey (J3aumei$ter TRIPPER ... We ate the fence ... Teri A I REALLY LOVED YOU! ... I swear I quit that stuff .. . crazy train .. . CHIP- PERS parents finally chilled out!!! . . . But Mr. Officer my speedometer is broken” ... No. I’m just tired! .. . HOLI- DAY ISLE security guards . . . Lynch and I caught one this morning . . . good times with Vincent H ... I can’t drive 55 . . . MATT-MAN. . . I'm not messed up! ... DAT- SUN 240Z .. . Dan Delano, what a character . .. What are you, a jokester? ... Tina’s first kiss . . . WOMEN! .. . MOM. DAD. SNOOPY. I LOVE YOU!!! This is it we're out of here! ... Thanks for the great time. Don ... Key West ... elevator assualt . . . The Bird ... all weekend at the big guy’s house .. . Seven Mile .. . Two weeks at the house .. . You can’t always get what you want . .. B’gosh B’gol- ly ... Fubar weekends ... Fantasy Fest ... Good times ... Where did the money come from? ... PEACE . . . Thanks. Mom and Dad 5 , omcid 2 ra L Eil tyamei Wad EraJy Seniors 19 2U ra Ann dAi rcizze Jonathon . . . This is it . . . miss MHS .. . The big red three- speed .. . Lover Boy . .. Wanta be your lover... Let’s cruise the town . . . Remember Candy ... Hawk’s Cay ... Saturday nights .. . What a blast .. . Aerobics again . . . I’m tired .. . New stereo ... I can’t believe it ... My nails again ... I'm broke ... Parties at my house ... I’ll be there .. . Later. .. Thanks, Mom, for being there ... 85 is really here . . . Where’s my car .. . I can’t find my keys... I’m lost... Thanks for letting me use your car, Jonathon ... I love you, Jonathon. nn B, roivn Senior Cruise ... I Love tennis and sailing . . . Miracle Racket Rex H .. . Me and my Go-Kart. . . Jay you’re a sweetheart .. . wild trips to Miami and Key West ... pink and green forever ... Crazy summer with Sonja B ... Shannon, it was so gross!... All night long Briska ... Thanks Deb . .. Be good . .. Watch out Gainesville — here we come ... I Love you Jay!! ... Thanks Mom and Dad' — I love you too ... Tammy I’ll really miss you!! . .. Bye MHS 20 Seniors J amei Martin (J3i urni Big Pine 1 ... What? you mean it’s time to go ... Gregg, where's my car? ... Oh no! My Oldsmobile ... Can you fix it Paul? ... No Name!!! ... US 1 ... Nugent in West Palm .. . Too much! .. . Life’s been good to me so far . . . Fan- tasy Fest 84 . .. Key West ... I can’t believe it’s here already! . .. Michigan ... Here’s to you. MHS .. . Thanks. Mom and Dad — I love you ... I’m out of here Big Pine 1 ... Myrtle Beach soapy moleman weenie ... I thought it was a rug ... Little girls ... Gondola ... Fubar ... North to Alaska . .. Cindy my best friend ... 70 charger... shoot the moon ... Heck of a thing! .. . midnight floaters . . . Dolphins 1 . . . Screaming oldsmobile ... Comfortably numb once again!!! ... all nighters ... Jennifer you’re 1 ... Late night activities . . . SNAFU . . . Mello Mouse my best . .. Thanks Mom Dad ... I’m otta here!! (Parole cjCynn dantamaglio 9 85 ... Cuffy . .. Tatum — Why me . .. How's it hanging Mel .. . The adven- tures of zoom broom . .. Key Lime Toilet Paper ... Listen to ya .. . P-A-R-T-Y. .. What’s that Mar ... Freida you get ’em . .. memories with Joe Teddy .. . One day Mar maybe FSU SENIORS .. . Hand me the card, Mar . . . Hard habit to break ... Jay... a dip at Vaca ... Key West .. . Saturdays ... Kazi Kamie ... bridge ... Life’s been good to me so far... Thanx mom dad ... I love you . .. Thanx Teddy . . . Bye MHS ... It will never be the same .. . Best Friends Forever Mar Hey Holmes ... No more Toyota .. . Dynamic Duo .. . Tag Teaming With Culmer .. . Fantastic Four — Matt. Randy. Nuch. The Kid ... Tones. Hans. Lohlien Nuch — we had a blast ... Hey Fred —■ How about them steelers ... Come on Squeeze- catch up ... I gotta stay out of trouble ... Oh no — the Pub’s closing . . . Special mail delivery in Randy’s truck . . . Sloppy Joe’s w Matt. Tones, Nuch till 3:30 ... Buying some real estate with Paul . .. Look at that dog- give me a fire ex- tinguisher ... Van Halen ACDC ... Mom Dad — I Love you two Stephen Surry C hapii arry naplin Seniors 21 dhriiti ne j nne (?odta Eugene l ?anclofpli (dult mer I’m busted again .. . Rubberman . . . GatorBait . . . Iceburg ... That’s me . . . Killer memories . . . Gruesome Twosome .. . Round 2 ... me Chip tag teaming brothers . .. Got more ice? ... she wrecked, not me ... Back door visitors ... What’s better- ocean motion or chevy motion? .. . Hey Rusty, you went backwards ... Kim We made it! ... Seniors '85 Rule . .. FUBAR!! ... Aka Cricket — CC — Costaburger . . . SB VB 11 — State Champs ’84 — Error on 3rd base-again, P-O-U-N- D . . . Thanx Mr. B .. . 6-2-84 Bryan — those are mine ... Spring Break '84 w Brisk . .. Lauren — was it the candy cane? ... Goin blind — help! ... Viki — Graceful catcher .. . Freid the window! Sdve the Pizza! ‘‘STETSOJ4 BUST ... Beach ball. Fried-Go for 2? ... wBabies ... Legs — Ik Hou Van Jou . . . Prom ’84 - BP memories ... Thanx mom+Dad+Bryan+Vic+Busha — I Luv U All!! Good Luck Vic!Bye MHS — Its been real Marathon . . . Rex — me to work on ycjur car . . 56 Chevy1 rules ... No Name partying . . . Van Halen ... 85 rulers Key West — let’s part Thanks Mom, Dad big brother ... Miami Dolphins ... Mark Steve — Ldt’s go tp Key West .. . Kevjn — let’s go pulling — ma — it’s too cold ... Ne Year’$ 85 . .. Spring Break H-Lots of memories ... Terry — where did all our money go? ... Turnpike excursions ... my closet cousin — man she’s great ... Don’t fall here Leslie — I’m gonna miss you ... Thanks Mom and Dad — 1 Parents .. . Well Matt — Here we go!! Rah Rah 81,82,83,84,85 . .. Best Friend Michele .. . 10 29 82, Ricky me . . . Key West. .. Locked in the room with reeces . . . sur- prise ... can you believe ... vice versa ... never en- ding laughs with Michele ... Ed’s class ... Get you in line. .. Rah Rah camp 83 . .. Good Luck James, Tara, Julius . . . Nightly phone calls . . . Pizza Hut . .. Hang in there Cin ... He’ll get over it sooner or later ... I m his number 3 . . . Bahama cruise .. . Foo . . . Washington, DC ... corrupted . . . Erked . . . Tieamo Riccardo .. . Thanks for everything Mom and Dad — Ft. Lauderdale ... You own a Ford? Ha! ... Amy — I love you forever .. . White Street Pier artying .. . Hey Mark Steve — it’s boring here — let’s QO to Ft. Lauderd t)avid (dliad t)arby fratri cia 1 lfjarie 5airclotk 22 Seniors Wickele Qina 3aft cone Vivi an 3erreiro Love you Gino ... 2-11-83 ... Our Promise” . . . Friends? . . . Late nights Early morn- ings . . . 7:00 AM . . . My Babe ... I Love ya Tricia ... Key West ... Sure . .. Rah Rah Camp 83 — Reeces . . . Always together? You bet... Homecoming '84 ... with Steve .. . Spain . . . Good times with Barbie . . . Kentucky Fried Chicken ... My little Datsun .. . Class Flirt ... Party with Randy .. . Kerry, Catch the lotion .. . Isabel, good luck .. . Cruising in Barbie’s new Trans Am . . . Prom '84 with Rick . . . Carnival with Kerry .. . Good luck with Alex ... Party at Pub .. . Oni- Johnsons ... Ringing ears ... Ohio ... Good Luck Angela ... oof ... Lock your door.. . chocolate .. . Finally — Lisa M. + Franco C . . . Italian temper . . . Should I? .. . Winn Dixie. . . Prom 84 — Coco ... Ed's class ... Bahama Cruise ... Gino + Miami ... Pleeease .. . Foo . .. Giggl- ing girls. .. Really .. . Mun- chies . .. Thanks Mom + Dad — I Love you! always on the lookout . . . Richard .. . Looking for muchachos. .. Flaquita . . . Class of 85 always rules! . .. John kool it down . . . Mima y Pipa I Love you .. . Thanks Mom and Dad. I Love you . . . Adios M.H.S!! I told you 3! ... Thanks Sue, you’ve been a lot of laughs . .. manhunt... apt . .. surprise parties . . . Nor- thwestern ... break in . . . yrbook ... Orlando .. . overnighters .. . Puff ... ZBT ... Toga .. . Jello .. . K-mart ... Egypt . .. The Wall . . . taxi . . . Kris Squared . . . Christmas Carols . . . timing . . . over the fence ... Don’t throw the keys! ... Susan, Lis, Krismas, and Palmtree, couldn't have made it w o you .. . Je t’aime Michel, what would I do w o you? Whatever happens, remember that you’re special — I will ... Thanks Mom Dad, I love you so much ... Bye Snuffy 3fridten 3, rene 3razier 71 Gremlin no gas after 12:00 AM ... Miami Dolphins No 1 . . . 1-20-84 Van Halen . . . 4-28-84 no more sister. Wendy and Jim Coile ... Hats Hats Hats ... Mel get off my car... I finally got a Jeep ... Tina you better write me . . you owe me one ... Jeeps Jeeps Jeeps ... 84 Prom with Shelly . . . Nike sweetheart with Lisa ... Chevron ... 60 Fins . . Seven Mile Bridge . .. Coco Plum ... Ft Lauder- dale the Strip .. . Freida I got a sug- gestion . . . Fred . . . Jeeps Rule . .. Life’s Been Good to Me so Far ... 6-14-84 Scorps ... Thanks Mom Dad I Luv U! f fyan 3lfan 3redericb Seniors 23 jU„ w. ayne freeman “85” Seniors are the best ... I finally made it ... SOC- CER was great ... 3 BULLDOZER . . . At Coco Plum with Hans and Kevin ... Whipcream Dream .. . The Best year of all ... I met my fan- tasy girl .. . Kaleta ... I Love You ... Thanks Grandma. Mom and Dad — I Love you all ... Kaleta ... Kaleta ... Bye MHS odeph cJ?e Jerne (jarcli ner 58 .. . Breaking in K.W. . . . FUBAR .. . can you drive ... I got backseat .. . Are we there yet? ... Football ... I'm not driving . . . She fell asleep . . . Dead beat? ... Lets go Theo.. . TACTIX .. . New Year's — Bleh ... Dutch girls?? ... Texan. American. Swedish — who cares ... I’m the guy your mother warned you about ... class flirt — wasn't too hard . .. REEBS ... I’m in love .. . Road Trips ... ANIMAL . . . Good Times w Ted, Randy, Freida, Brisk. Babs Everyone else — it was a blast MHS ... Mom Dad — you're the greatest... Thanks... Homecoming 83-84 84- 85 .. . Prom 84 . . . Big Time Key + Peter D .. . GOOD TIMES WITH GOOD FRIENDS Beth . . . Michelle S Lisa D . .. Shell Scoop ... Terry Pee- Dub ... Randy, my sexy friend ... Playing in the sand ... New Year’s Eve . .. The Bridge ... or No Name? ... No one like you — Tal ... Miss ya, Sandy . .. Luv ya, little sister .. . What a mann! .. . DCT .. . Think Pink . .. Segar Skynard . . . Sebring ... I love ya, Pete ... Thanks for everything. Mom, Dad, Grandma Grandpa — I love you ... six years here . .. Goodbye MHS .. . Class of 85! '85 — we made it Laur!... Car, no not in the car again . .. Get a job!... Big Al . Laura D. I Love Ya! ... Coach B your 10 min are up ... V.B. S.B. manager, there’s no stopp- ing them .. . Brisk Put your shirt on!. . . Bookin it down the field Amway . . . Watch out for Freida’s glass door ... Tam help me flip the mattress! ... Lisa did it Mr B’ ... The clocks back, punk ... Carole — get the ZOOM BROOM! . . . Tiff, that’s 30! COMEAH . . . Thanx for everything Dad,Char Kell- Tiffany, my best friend always. I Love You!... Bye MHS Jledie J? eanine (ground Wary SluaU JJ, earn 24 Seniors Zbonjj J rvuin 85 . . . FREIDA . . . VACA- CUT . . . MEMORIES OF JOE TED’S BACKSEAT . . . ANY SUGGESTIONS? . .. TERRY ... GO FOR 1 CHRIS I’M ON 3 ... PROM-9-SNO-BRO . . . VB SB STATE ... 10. 6. 17 ... HOOSIERS ... DON’T TOUCH THE TAIL . . . MISS SENIOR . . . LON- DON . . . TRUST ME . . . STETSON BUST . . . WHERE’S MEG! . . . GOT ANY GAS. BRISK? . . . J(enne I would like to thank every one who has made this year such a great one. I would like to thank Mr. Doll and Mr. Hale for helping me in foot- ball. I would like to thank all of my teachers, especially Miss Maloney. I would like to thank Mr. Zito for being such a great coach. I would like to thank Mrs. Hobbs. Yellow Man — who has been a real Brother L Wi((i iam lindton — thanks. I will never forget the times in Miami and the time we beat Pinecrest — that was the best game of the year. Thanks Mom and Dad. 61 Forever Questioning.observation.tr uelearning (notmemorizatio n) .perserverance.intuitivein sightforthefuture.playinghar d.eternalintrospection,disci pline.cleangoodtimes. lovely logic, thinkingbeforeact in g — theseareallthebasesfo ragoodlifeinanyday. Findatr ueinterest.moveinthedirecti onofthatinterest.gowiththefl ow.andremember 'always question. Todd Alan Kight March 13, 1967-? SCORPS . . . RUSTY’S ROOF . . . BEACH-BALL ... I FIXED THE POKER GAME. NO BEEF . . . THANX MR. BAYLES .. . LUV U ALWAYS MOM! . . . HEY DUDE — THERE'S NO STOP- PING US NOW! . . . LET’S PARTY BOYS! . . . HANG IN THERE MHS . . . LOOK!. . . PSYCHE! dCora oned Seniors 25 facial Andrew Jdornetti Arebadurchie” ... What Ladder? ... Good hiding spots at MHS ... Me Chip buyin some real estate ... Punched by the stork ... Football 7 ... Basketball ... Mot- za Pearl’n behind Perrys .. . throw it out ... A toast to Fubar .. . Ford .. . Stabbin Cabin .. . stuck at CoCo ... Rick my main man ... White teeth ... Pleease? ... Doozy in the Kuzzi ... Fast times in Key Weird ... gone 4th period ... What period? ... Thanks Mrs. Doll for everything . . . Scoop strikes again . . . Thanks Mom Dad — I love you . . . Bye MHS ... I'm out of here! Adieu Pif ff eteirion Kump Senior '85 . . . Where R U Holly? .. . Dance all night Fantasy Fest . . . We’re crashing ... Jackie, I wish I had 1-2 ... Blast w Beth at strange en- counters ... Strip w the gang ... Lin- coln mud bath ... Morning after. .. Fri. 13 ... Sea Breeze . . . Wanna play games? ... How are ya, Aussie . . . Gorgeous ... Goof! ... Sweden ’84 ... Europe '85 ... Big Time Key ... No Name again? . .. After the Post we head for the Door. .. Dad, I’ll be home early, 4 or 5 at the latest ... I love you family! ... Life’s been good to me so far... Yellow man is the Boss .. . Goodbye MHS, you've been good to me . .. Catch you on the rebound ... the best place to live Rock City,St Thomas ... Yellow man will thrill your soul whether you’re young or old .. . Hey Cuz, What’s up ... Hey Home Boy, you’d better cool it now .. . Brady, where’s the rabbit bro . .. Hey Gracie Hines, Yellow man loves you ... Hey Holmes I’ll see you in Am I a Senior? Really? ... Bye Leslie — Remember the good times — Keep in touch (Best) friends forever and always?? ... David — wish it could have lasted ... Dr. Gates — I’m sooo confused!! . . . Angela — Oh no — It’s time for the dreaded class! ... Lisa — remember he knows! ... Bye MHS — it’s been fun ... I guess it’s time to face the real world .. . University of Florida here I come (I Big Time Key .. . Hey Brady, this chicken tastes like rabbit . . . Hey Stacy, stay cool and be good ... See you later. ame$ Iflciruille =Hee hope!) ... Thanks to everyone — especially Mr. Z.Mr. Doll, Mrs. Lowe,and Mrs. Gerson for helping me to be prepared . . Class of ’85 ... (and 86!!). 26 Seniors Jerence $ amed Wickael RonaU X ewid This is it,eh? ... Late nite excursions ... makin waves ... Van Halen 1984 ... Icecapades with Dee ... Led Zep — The Way Ya Squeeze My Lemon . . . The gruesome Twosome ... Jam On It... Me and Muse on the loose again . . . THINK PINK... Lisa D — you promised me! ... The Verbal Coordinators . . . Have A Rainbow Day ... New Years '85 .. . Miami Dolphins .. . THANX Dad and Deb . . . Objective Fubar . . . Hey Meng.got a ladder in the boat? . .. Life’s Been Good To Me So Far. . . Neuk Het ... Scuse Me While I Kiss the Sky ... Dangermouse ... Later... Red TransAm ... Good Luck Oni .. . Have fun .. . don’t play too much ... I miss you . .. Best friend and little sister Vivian ... Good times on Friday and Saturday nights... Pub .. . Class of '85 Rules .. . Good times with Estrella in Ken- tucky Fried . . . Mariea Stay sweet ... Prom '84 Latin Lovers ... Good Luck Idania with Tony .. . Love ya ... Mom and Dad Thanks for everything I 1979 GMC Truck — burning it up ... Go- ing to N.C. with Dan- ny M. in '82 .. . Fan- tasy Fest with Bob- by B. and Danny M. in ’82 .. . Good Fast Times .. . 1970 Ford Pickup — fixing it up ... working at Som- brero Gulf with Ron S. and Kevin S ... Big Pine Times with Jim H. and Chad S .. . Good Times with Eric D., Kevin S.. and Bill R . .. Well. Bye MHS ... It Was Seniors 85” ... I finally made it .. . Football 78 . .. CRIP . .. Hey Mar open the door first... class of 85 1 ... Van Halen ... AC DC ... Gene — turn it up ... Comfortably Numb ... Operation Fubar ... How long can one go? ... Brisk — it’s cold back here!!... 7 Mile Bridge par- ties .... Cabbage Patch . .. KW trips . . . REO . . . TAC- TIX ... I Wanna Rock ... English girls ... Joe — stand up ... Ralph .. . Six laps ... Folds . .. Dolphins 1 ... There’s the Gate ... On the hop ... 40 more and you’re out ... Life's been good to me so far. .. Bye Bye MHS ... Later 2 auid lAJade cJduley Seniors 27 Wattk ew ohn oCynch Years 8-11 ... thanks, Kara, for the memories . . . sneakin out with Ross Trey smoke signals from my room . . . closing Sloppy Joe’s with Chip, Nuch Tones ... Trey — slow down there’s a cop ... Long distance love affair . .. can’t man — I’ve got to work .. . Kelsey’s — Hottest Bus Boy on the east coast ... Santa Fe now — Gator later with tolmer ... 27 year old knows more than me .. . Hey Ross — that’s cat food ... Do you boys have ID? ... I’m never coming back here ... Pres has more fun ... white lightning . .. lean and mean ... 2 0 my Jr. yr. Big Timer .. . Terry — we need a verbal coordinator ... California or bust .. . the Fairlane ... Myrtle Beach ... Kip — how about a cheesburger? .. . Tina Mac ... Mr. Jr think pink ... P M out about.. . Lisa D. best friends ... Prisoner? Me? ... Chris-David — friends always ... cops-cops-cops ... Joey’s first Joe .. . Little girls jail . . . Thanx Mom Dad ... Terry — P’Dub — we missed it — bad ... Seagull — you’re loved — let’s fly ... Is this really it? ... trashed again ... MHS — it’s been real fun but not real fun .. . Van Halen 1-20-84 . . . Mello!!! Frosh and Soph at King’s Park in the Big Apple . .. Duck Key in 83 . . . Love Sun Fun Movies Books MTV . . . Good times at MHS . . . shopping in Miami... Party, Par- ty, Party . .. Love round things . . . movies,movies . .. flash me the sign ... V- the final battle ... Is it me you’re look- ing for? ... life in the fast lane ... Whoopie! . . . ian Gulp.Gulp.Gulp . . . Hot For Teacher. . . Let’s Go Crazy . . . Happy Trails To You . . . Jump 1984 .. . Siddown Waldo! ... Who Ya Gonna Call? ... Giggles,Othello, and War ... Cancer Rules ... Love you family! Little buddy Sue-Z-Q. .. 4 82 ... Good times with Kris, Tammy. Kristine, Lisa.Thanks for helping me work things out ... Palmtree Waterfall .. . apartment ... I don't want to go to work ... real life ... 81-82 ... best year ever... tired brain ... why did he do that? . .. SUR- PRISE! .. . lost my shoes . . . Who Me? College ? Nah!. . . Elzybeth . . . Toga! . .. trip to Egypt . .. Best buddy Kris ... overnighters ... crazy dreams.. . Secret life ... can’t wait to get out of here . . . blurry lenses ... soft batch cookies ... Thanks for everything Mom. I Love you! WJuin WeJey WarsUl Suian CtizaLlk W, adon 28 Seniors r4nne nUcL Alex.Alex.Alex ... My boxer . . . 9 26 83 ... I Love You . . . Miami . . . Prom ’84 ... Vega ... Long Distance Love Affair ... Pan- try Pride Winn Dixie ... This one’s for you,Babe .. . Bo- q u e t garter 2 14 84 ... Mi Amou para Siempre . . . Best friend Jackie ... 5 3 82 Annie . . . Good times with ViVi ... Picadillo ... Don’t throw the lotion ... a special friend ... rubia Americana Cubana . .. Orlando.here I come ... Seaworld . . . Memories Grampa — April — Todd ... Good luck little Brother Cusin .. . Thanks Pam ... Thanks, Daddy I Love You . . . Adios MHS!!! I LOVE YOU MY BRIAN 2- 25-83 ... Lion Eyes .. . Glenn, Sue, Bob - ■ you’re the best ... I’m a Canuck eh? ... KW in the VW . .. Never Gonna Let You Go .. . Are we there yet? . .. Kamikaze . . . Prom 84 — Pink Satin, Limo Brian ... Hard Habit to Break . .. Stalling the Stick .. . Kris, Kris, Tammy Susan — Luv Ya .. . Nursing .. . Thanx Mr Mrs C ... Weak knees ... Soccer trips ... Dave — thanx for being my friend ... My Italian ... Only you can call me Red .. . Line Supervisor — yeah ... Brian — you’re my world ... The Buc ... I made it Mom Dad — thanks!! Jtiia Sbiane Witter Wargaret Wc2)ou,ef( BIG TIME KEY ... yes we have water electric ... No Name gray .. . Don’t worry guys we’re in Ford country! — Ba- ja ... against all odds, I give up ... Fantasy Fest ’84 — Mini, where is Mickey? .. . Cindy, isn’t he absolutely stunning . . . Homecoming ’84- '85 Bob Seger my main man ... III. you’re still 1 ... ATC spells danger HI!, you must be, Key West '84 . .. Sky, Mel just hit the rocks . .. Kim — you’re my bestest friend forever .. . Life’s been good so far... I love you Mom Mickey ... Later, MHS — It’s been grand!!! Yellowbird .. . Fantasy Fest 83,84 .. . We’re out of gas ... N. Miami to Marathon in 1 ' 2 hrs . .. Good times in KW .. . Dad, I need a tune- up ... Get a job ... 90 through BPK . . . U.S. Coast Guard . .. Sugar Sweetie .. . wrong side of the road ... Christmas Break 83 .. . Mohler’s 76 ... Girls State 84 ... Leigh, be real... I never have any fun ... Leigh, be real ... Smile — It’s almost over . . . Petticoat RV . . . Anti-fuzzfuzz . . . watch for cops everyone ... Cutler Ridge ... Thanks Mom Dad — I love you ... Good- bye MHS . .. Cocoa Beach here I come! Seniors 29 Clyde the glide 9 ... Is this where the bus gets off ... VANHALENIZED 1- 20-84 . . . ALASKA ... Pauli — I don't think that was a rug . . . PROM 84 ... Or is the ladder on the dock ... If all else fails TO THE BRIDGE ... But Mel — they don’t sell cheeseburgers here ... Blood bond 4- 20-84 . . . Just another one of them DAZE . . . NANOOK 85 Our Year was the Best . . . Mary, Bored? Bake Nestle Tollhouse Cookies ... Lauren, Look out the window, on Miami Beach? ... Orange Bowl 84 — lights out. .. Thanks for everything Lauriana — Love ya .. . Banshee Women You’re great . . . Sue+Larry. 2-8-84 . . . Prom 84-85 . . . Miami Beach — July 4th — Lauren+Tom .. . Fighting off“The . . . AM . . . Whatta ya mean I gotta help you wash your truck . .. TEDDY — I think we’re lost .. . Ohio? ... You broke my tooth Mel. . . Partyin w friends never forget ... Thanx Mom Dad — I love you ... Outta here. Mosquito” ... Thanks+Love ya Ms Vocelle ... Chooch, Love ya .. . Good luck w Matt, Gloria . . . ICH LIEBE DICH Larry ... The tassel was worth the hassle. Mom+Dad — Thanks Jan, Bob+Judi — I Love you all Class of 85 takes no jive... Can’t say that it hasn’t been fun ... Joanne better behave yourself.. . Spice is nice and CocaCola adds life .. . Gulf anyone? ... ATC Survival Stick . . . Satisfying ... Good luck with Michael, Mrs. Hobbs . .. Bryan and Erin: I can hear you! Flesh for Fantasy ... Think Pink ... Life’s been good to me so far. . . FLICK . . . It’s been real and it’s been nice but it ain’t been real nice ... Good-bye Marathon High . . . Virginia here I come .. . Now it's party party party party party party party party party KW — Lucky we’re alive guys . . . Closing Sloppy J’s with Chip, Lynch Tones ... Good days are gone — the best is yet to come ... VH concert with Chip, Scooner Setrious ... Lolife Chip Nuch in the mud ... No more trouble guys . . . smoke signals from Lynch’s room with Gerb Rich . . . Pdub — we lost Rolo ... Dad — gimme a couple bucks ... Marathon — see ya later . . . Now it's time to be a Gator.. . Pub’s closed — let’s play pilot . . . Mom, Dad Jane — I luv you . . . MHS — It’s been nice ... Now the world must pay the price (lliristina Wane fUJett HZ oddano Jonad Ifii uccio 30 Seniors 2)«i tc (diarii Oicott Big Time Key ... wild times in Fort Lauderdale with John ... The Pub ... Vern Vern Vern Vern ... Be a part of it all ... Lisa — I'll always love ya ... Eat your heart out .. . Loverboy, Aldo Nova, airband, Scor- pions ... The New look ... life has been good to me so far ... Royalty ... 85” ... The Pres ... Tactix ... What do you play . . . The Cars ... Hey How about a nickname ... I was dogged ... Hey always remember the ring . . . Power lifter .. . Gainesville .. . Soccer 16 . .. Mom and Dad thanx . .. Hey skinn love ya j nn fetich PEPPERMINTPA- TTY! ... BIG TIME KEY ... Parties, Par- ties, Parties ... I wuv my squid! ... “Hello again” ... You’re still 1 Detroit .. . “Igungry.Kay?” . . . Dazed and confused ... I feel as if I’ve liv- ed here all my life! ... Still love ya Troyfriend! .. . DCT Luncheon . . . secretaries headaches never end! ... My BooBoo Kitty ... No name again? . . . MEMAW . . . “Watch out, Jimmy — we’re all gonna die!” ... I can’t hold back” Rob ... LIFE’S BEEN GOOD TO ME SO FAR . . . My.how time flies! .. Thanks Dad Cory! .. . Finally Free! Later much MHS Big Time Key ... No Name Gray in Ford Country . . . Fantasy Fest '84. where’s Mickey ... You have too many stripes . . . Against all odds Billy . . . Cannon AE-1 ... I made it through the wilderness ... This is from 72 also ... The Pit again ... How are ya, Osie ... I Love you Mel ... ATC Spells danger ... Hi, You must be Key West 84 .. . John — can I use you .. . Mutango ... Stacey — you’re the best friend a girl could ask for ... Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you very much . . . Cruiseship 85 ... Goodbye MHS ... Here I go JCi mberfee lnne jf i ine i Seniors 31 $rijan jbanief ReUa Little ole Dodge D- 150 ... Bahamas . . . Here I come . . . Big Time Key 1 . . . Killer 150 watt sound system ... I can’t hear you .. . Led Zep Nugent ain’t noise pollution .. . I’m only dazed and confused ... I love you, Erin Franzen .. . Ann — thanx for everything — you’ve been a real friend ... I final- ly made it — with no major hangups ... SNAFU . . . Thanx Dad. I love ya — you’ve been the greatest in the world .. . It’s been real, MHS .. . Pink Floyd ... Good-bye. cruel world ... I'm leaving here today .. . Good-bye .. . Good-bye.. . 1985 Seniors . . . Kris. Tam- my, Susan, Lisa, friends forever . .. Love + Dreams ... Dwight, guess what. I Love You ... The apt. — our hideout . . . over- nighters w Kris .. . Toga . . . manhunt . . . Kris squared . .. over the fence ... Christmas carols .. . Fantasy Fest ’83 ... Prom ’83 ... choices .. . mid- night rendezvous. 10th grade betrayal .. . drum- mer boy . . . N.J. summers! ... I love my driving instructor! ... Dr. Sapp . . . 3:30 . . . work at Dr. T’s are you going somewhere?! . . . Tammy — My bestest buddy ... Bye M.H.S. . . . Thanks Dad + Mom, I love you! ne s, uzartne Jcimarci iverd 1985 Seniors . . . Friends forever — Kristine. Kris, Susan, Lisa . . . Over- nighters .. . Indiana ... Goodtimes ... Fantasy Fest 83 .. . Toga!... Apartment . . . Surprise! . . . Jacuzzis ... Putt- Putt ... Let’s go crazy . . . Rivers. M.D. ... Hoosier .. . Manhunt ... Oatmeal ... try not to think about it ... Break-in ... Insanity . . . Midnite . . . Rendezvous . . . Calm Down . .. Deadline mania . . . Decisions . . . Dr. T .. . Drummerboy ... 2-10-84 ... Live and Learn ... Kris — my bestest buddy . . . Bye M.H.S. ... Thanks Mom, Larry, and Tim — I Love you! This one’s for you Jackie Dee . . . Toyota Celica Supra GT .. . Big Piner . . . Party party party ... Class of 85 . . . We are alive .. . Good times with Lynn + Jacki... No Name, Pelican Post + Bahia Honda ... 7 mile bridge ... Good times with JoAnn and Jay... Key Wasted ... dazed and con- fused . .. The best of friends . .. Spice is nice .. . Thanks Lynn for all you’ve done . . . For all you do this ones for you ... All night long!... I final- ly made it .. . Good Luck underclassmen . .. later on MHS ... It’s been fun! nn Warie Sk ou L et 32 Seniors Jauren W uerman 85 Hey Mar we made it! Prom 82- 83-84-85 . . . Girls state w Glo .. . Chris — was it the candy cane?... Fun times w Trish + the Rah-Rah gang .. . The clocks gone funk ... Pobresito . . . Away games .. . Sue — Did you see that guy? .. . Yum- my ... Good Luck Lisa .. . Cufly .. . Deb — How about some jello ... jacuz- zi . . . July 4, 1984 — Miami Beach ... looking out the window ... Fire on the Rock w Sue and Trish — Thanks Larry ... Ich Liebe Dich Tomasito .. . Thanks Mom, Tom, Leanne, Larry, Eric, Teddy, Ben, + Julie ... Good Luck +1 Love you all Angel... Fire House — oof . .. Baaad Girls .. . Hey Meghan, haaa .. . Leah, how about that Mr. Dia- mond? ... Squeeze ... Virginia Beach ... Good times with Meghan Den- nis ... Giggling girls .. . awesome — Ohio . . . Shafted? ... speed and spridel .. . smile . . . clean- ing up the school, so much fun .. . kitty lady . .. Jungle love... calories-charge ac- counts, my life ... Shelbe, Stacey, Leah, and Meghan, The get along gang . .. Bite you? ... Loverboy ... such abuse .. . G-Paw Bobby — couldn’t have made it without you — I love you! awn jeu arrin Cowboys + Indians ... Dolphins + Red- skin 17 . . . 333 Hish ... Van Halen ... Bridge Parties .. Golf Ball Appendix ... me Jaws can’t swim . .. Dolphins defeat 83 ... Frieda’s 2 hrs late ... Capt. crunch + seniors take all ... Snake Bite celebrity ... Frogger victory .. . 3am — No way home .. . That’s ok Jane ... Still friends forever ... Miami Dolphins still 1 Remembering the past is great but looking toward the future is better ... So long Marathon High . . . Thanx Mom, Dad, Brad, Kevin, Bryon, + Jason .. . Good Luck Jane! It’s been real... So this is it ... Let’s head north ... Jack, Jeff — 5AM parties ... Rock Roll will never die w 85 ... Life’s been good to me .. . Think Pink ... Frieda — got some gum . .. Public what’s up ... bridge party ... Lost weekends — Ft. L ... 84 prom steps ahead of Blues Satellite cruise ... Golden Shovel . . . Jack ATC HAHA ... ’84 Fantasy Zorro ... sounds kinky .. . FAD .. . Hey Jack T — no bananas — Happy New Year.. . Key West sidewalk ... On top of the world ... No Name . . . Mom Dad — thank you both ... So long, MHS ... Finally!!!!! adon S, fuerincj Seniors 33 2M ora ll ttae wa ney 85 the best! ... I finally made it ... Me and my Pepsi.. . Tracey — did you see that body? ... Kabooy . .. Rusty . . . Cruising ... 83 Regal . .. Ocean- view ... The itsy bit- sy spider .. . Ricky . . . Beverly Hills Cop . . . Joseph, do you have to flirt all the time? .. . Randy C — you are my favorite sweet thing ... 57 Vette ... Meghan let’s skip ... Ryan F ... Got any Jello Lauren? ... The tassel was worth the hassle — I think! .. . Mom and Dad I love you ... Thanx for everything . .. Eddie . . . Eddie .... Whew! ... I’m free... Watch out world! MHS, Thanks for the good times ... thanks to all of the people who have been there for me ... Good Luck Josephina Juan ... Idania I hope your dreams come true w Tony . .. Bar- by thanks for the good times . . . Cachita Sat. Night ... Maria Have fun ... Carlos thanks for your friendship ... Mary Jo Study for the future ... Frankie I know you love frenchfries ... Albert let’s go to the Pub . . . Louis be careful on the road ... Best Class in 1985 ... God Bless you Mom Dad Thanks for everything . . . Goodbye MHS CaJL W. aria Dk omai £fwyn Jeet Class of 1985 . . . Hey Tim, Jeff Frosty — I made it! . . . Band tour ’83 .. . Exactly what is a Bassoon? ... 1 Alto Sax ... Pima Air Museum . .. The Cars ... If you love something . .. Sorry Cadet F. I just had to - OK? ... Cliff who? . . . F-105’s ... So what if I can’t spell . .. It’s not what it’s cracked up to be ... All That Jazz . .. Penguins ... Thanx John L., Scott G., Dave B ... The Eagles ... Miss ya Doug Dave . .. Farewell MHS ... Love ya Mom Dad . . . Rodger — you’ll make it someday . . . No more money in the backseat .. . Seniors at last Later MHS ... Gainesville here I come ... Me and R.J., the best of friends ... Partying in Key West ... Busted in the parking lot . . . The good times . . . The Rush concert . . . Rossie — hey blood ... Air Band '84 . .. Van Halen .. . Party at Casa Clara ... Thanks Tom . .. Jamming and partying with Dan in Texas ... Thanks Mom, I love you ... WicLae(J(. Underhill 34 Seniors J aron oCeonard Ujrb an High — Fidelity . . . DCT ... Key West ... The Kinks ... Babb Speakers ... On the Border ... The Who ... Liftin’ weights ... Eagles Already Gone .. . Rock n Roll .. . Shmuck . . . Am. History Gov. ... Afterwork . .. V- Ball ... E-A-90 . . . Bridge Party.. . WIS ... School store ... Bye. MHS ... Par- ties with Kev and Eric . . . Alpine car audio ... Class of 85 Seniors rule . . . Grad Nite ’85. “CRAZY SQUEEZE COMIN AT YA” . . . FRONT LAWN — WHAT A BED . . HURRY with the windows. Chip. I’m startin the DC-3 . .. DUCK KEY Blackout Crash — you can sit up Hoop . .. Bajain with Pdub and Nuch with Chip rolling up the rear ... Em a HALF-DATE ain’t bad . . DAWN — it was great but HEADGAMES ARE OVER .. HALF-ST ASH ADIOS PERSONALITY! . . . SQUEEZE DAVE DOUBLESCOOPIN . . . THANKS MOM. DAD. BROS An- drea - I LOVE YOU . . . TINA BABE — THANKS honey ... Friends forever LISA KARA ... 40 “ADIOS” MHS dabio Alexander Uadquez a m ana sdlijda Jan cHetb 85!. . . Prom-9-snow- Bro . .. State 83-84 — SB VB 6, 9, 14 . .. night — paps . . . ma en pa Bedankt voor alles omasen opasik hou van jullie Marja en Mark ook . .. Babs heb plezier je laatste jaar’ ... Bahamas 85 ... Best friend Joe ... Let’s not fight Tam .. . Mary Ants ... Thanx Mrs. Mr. Bayles I’ll miss ya ... Chris Spring Break — Pub ... poker at Freda's — Where’s the beef! ... Luv ya Deb . . . Trust me Ross Trey . . . Nike Queen .. . Brat... All night Vick ... grad-nite .. . Ted’s car .. . Rusty roof .. . bye MHS ... Luv ya Terry ... There’s no stopping us Seniors 35 cLeanne CL avon %Ukite “85 . .. The year of the elite class . . . GATORS .. . SEC champs-right Sikora? . .. Suprapower — with a slight failure in the left fender!... Physics?! I need help! ... Key West — breakin w Joe ... Ratt 10 26 84 Sure you can have my shirt . . . Ft. Lauderdale . .. Elevator Assualt w Tom and Don ... Chris G see ya at UF .. . Fries Thomas .. . Tennis . .. Van Halen — the good times have just begun! . .. Ready or not — UF here I come! . . . Mom and Dad — thanks for everything, I love you both . . . Vicki I LOVE YOU WITH EVERYTHING I GOT .. . Bye MHS 4ntli ony $ amei JLfreJ Marathon . .. Senior Year '85 ... Party time, boys . .. Key West. Rick’s . . . Mellow . . . What’s happenin? ... 18 Mile Stretch . . . Fubar .. . Vaca Cut in the water . . . Toyota n 1 ... All My Friends ... To the good times ... Black Cadi . . . Whatten me? .. . Go-carts ... We were jamrnin . . . Randy. Terry Teddy ... Freddy — how's the Jeep ... Nice car. Terry ... Look Rollo . . . Palm trees — Coco Plum ... I can’t remember ... Squeeze the Nuc- Mega Baja . .. You can kill two birds with one stone . .. Key West New Year’s Eve . .. Life's gonna be great! I finally made it ... DCT Queen '84 with Colin King ... Hollywood ’84 in DCT ... Good times with Kerri and ViVi munching out in DCT class . . . first boyfriend Alfredo ... My friends call me China . .. Mariea have fun ... Good luck with Jose ... Best wishes little sister with Manolo ... I love you two . .. Thanks big sister love ya ... Pub. best disco in town . . . Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. I love you .. . Best to Vivi.. . Class of 1985 will always rule . .. Party, party . . . Adios MHS . . . It’s been fun. jMu y, erena 36 Seniors Gene, love you always forever . .. June 10, 1982 — Oct. 21, 1982 . . . Loverboy . . . oof.. . Stripes — Caine Kaiser.. . Mario Andretti ... I’ll never get a ticket . Italian Temper ... What's the scrape? ... Weekends in Miami ... Hershey Kisses ... Adair, make up your mind ... Glamorous Life .. Can I have just one more? ... giggl- inq girls ... Ohio .. . Marine Bank . . Buick ... 55 mph? ... Luscious Lips .. squeeze Diamond turn Dawn to Dust . .. Thanks Mom, I love you Upper Left: Treasurer, Mary Hearn. Center Left: Secretary, Vicki Brown. Lower Left: Vice President, Rossi Nuccio. Above: President. Matt Lynch. Seniors 37 38 Seniors Left: Mrs. Gradick crowns Leslie Ground Homecoming queen. Center Left: Teddy Badinski and Carole Cantamaglio look as dif- ferent as night and day. Center Right: Randy Culmer is just taking it easy. Lower Left: Matt Lynch and Lora Jones represent the senior class in the Homecoming parade. Lower Right: Craig Spiering is hard at work on the Homecoming float. Seniors 39 SENIOR FRIENDLIEST Lisa Miller Ryan Frederick MOST SPIRITED Tricia Faircloth Paul Carbonell MOST POPULAR Michele Falcone Paul Kornetti MOST ATHLETIC Lora Jones Steve Chaplin CLASS PARTIER Class of 1985!!! BEST DRESSED Kris Frazier Rossi Nuccio 40 Seniors SUPERLATIVES MOST INTELLECTUAL Tammy Rivers Tom Teet MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vicki Brown Jay Wolszczak CLASS CLOWN Leigh White (not pictured) Mel Marshall SHYEST Susan Mason Thomas Biller CLASS FLIRT Deborah Swaney Joe Gardner (not pictured) MOST INVOLVED Lauren Silverman David Olcott Seniors 41 Above: Leslie Ground and David Olcott are in the spotlight as Homecoming royalty. Top Right: Freida Jones and Briska Van Leth are together again. Center Left: Steve Chaplin and Vivian Ferreiro are members of the — Homecoming court. Center Right: The punk d rock gang takes time to pose for a picture. Bottom Right: Joe Gardner shows Kim Pine the style and charm that made him 1985’s class flirt. PL 42 Seniors Left: Tricia Faircloth and Lauren Silverman are all smiles over the latest Dolphin victory. Below: Being on the Shoreline staff gives Tricia Faircloth a chance to learn about photography. Left: Kim Pine and Stacey McDowell are the best of friends. Seniors 43 44 Student Life ' A student’s life does not begin or end at school. It includes all of the time a student spends on himself — at games, classes, concerts or the beach; playing, studying, working or dancing. Each student is involved in many different activities. The number and frequency of these is a per- sonal choice, for each student orchestrates his own life. Student life is rich and varied. The possibilities are countless. They are there to be ex- perienced and enjoyed to the fullest. This is the essence of student life. ) Student Life 45 SPIRIT SHOWS UP Above: Lisa Brueckner, Melanie Grant, and Myka Staryk look so unusual! Upper Right: “Even punkers have to eat,” claims Kimber Bookwalter. Top Center: Mrs. Gradick plays her part well during the Homecoming pep ral- ly. Far Right: Armandito Alzugaray shows off his muscles. Bottom Center: Shh . . . Mattie is sleeping! 46 Student Life IN MANY WAYS Far Left: Missy Van Esselstine looks like she just dropped in from another planet. Left: The new wave look is a big hit with Briska Van Leth and Lora Jones. Lower Left: Keith Strickland and Steve LaMantia display the spirit week calendar. Below: Cathy Blackwell, Michelle Estok, Fabian Vasquez and Lily Correa are made up for punk rock day. Homecoming is one week that stands out in the minds of Marathon’s students. This year the cheerleaders worked exceptionally hard to bring more spirit into the school. Special activities were set for each day of the week. On Monday students were allowed to keep their hats and sunglasses on in class for “Hats, Ties and Sunglasses” day. On Tuesday students revisited their earlier years for “Kiddie” day, and they got wild and crazy for Wednesday’s “Punk Rock” day. Thursday was “Autograph” day, when students got to write all over their friends, and Friday’s “Class Color” day got everyone ready for the pep rally and parade. The sophomore class out-shouted the other classes at the pep rally to win the spirit stick, and Joyce Silcox and David Olcott were honored as MHS’s most spirited boy and girl. Student Life 47 Every year the Sr. High Stu- dent Council sponsors class competitions. The classes compete against each other in balloon toss, flipper race, relays, pyramid building and the tug-of-war. This year's competition was a big suc- cess. Both competitors and spectators enjoyed the variety of events. The seniors were the big winners, but all of the classes had a good time trying to win. Above: Isabel Yerena and Carrie Bitt- ner race toward a photo finish in the flipper race. Top Left: Chris Costa digs in and pulls with all her might for the senior girls' tug-of-war team. Top Right: Kevin Tate pulls for the juniors. Right: Cindy Willhoite and Tammy Paul think a victory is near. THE OLYMPIAE 48 Student Life CONTINUES AT M.H.S. Above Left: Lora Jones races down the field for a senior victory. Above Center: The freshmen pull their hardest to beat their opponents. Above Right: Lisa Rice grits her teeth in determination and con- centrates on the tug. Left: The juniors put the top levels on their pyramid. Student Life 49 ON THE TRAIL TO Above: Alex Vasquez displays his “badge of courage. Upper Right: Paul Carbonell undergoes a check of his vital statistics to qualify as a donor Right: Craig Spiering awaits his turn to give blood. Students who were seventeen and older gladly gave up class time to participate in the school’s annual blood drive. Teachers and students alike gave blood when the bloodmobile came to Monroe County under the direc- tion of the South Florida Blood Bank of Miami. 50 Stu-jent Life BETTER HEALTH A combined effort by the American Heart Association, the Marathon Runners Club, and the Marine Bank made the funding for a modernized exercise facility possible. The Fit 1 raii was completed with the help of students, who assembled the equipment, Coach Sikora, who in- structed and oversaw the work crews, and a county maintenance team, who provided the necessary machine work. Upper Left: Mike Show digs the trench for the Fit Trail cluster Above: Pete Cadiz and Coach Sikora set the balance beams in place. Left: Scott Egert. Joe Salazar. Tim Perrin. Fabian Vasquez and Russell Gardner carry the Fit Trail equipment out to the field. Student Life 51 “ON THE ROAD Top Left: Tony Putz makes a break for home at the end of the day. Top Right: Jon Graber is rarely seen without a carful of friends. Above: These students anxiously await the arrival of their bus. Right: Jay Wolszczak’s Supra is one of the many new cars that were seen in the parking lot this year. 52 Student Life AGAIN” Each of us had his favorite way to get to and from school every day. While most came to school on the traditional yellow school bus, others took advantage of the bike path and walked or cycled to school. Some students prefer- red to ride mopeds or motor- cycles, and many others drove cars or trucks. From Tammy Paul’s orange Jeep to Jay Wolszczak’s new Supra, there was a wide assortment of vehicles that could be seen daily ‘‘on the road again.” Top Left: This is the pump that powers the bus.. Top Right: One of the most economical ways to travel to school is pedal power.” Left: Tammy Paul says, only in a Jeep. Above: Susan O'Neill and Emily Pace seem excited to be going home. Student Life 53 PSYCHED AND Above: The seniors show their unity and spirit by wearing coordinating Hawaiian print shirts. Right: 64 + 88 = a touchdown! 54 Student Life FIRED UP Left: A football player receives a hug for good luck at the Homecoming pep rally. Below: Rossi Nuccio always has to be the center of attention. Lower Left: Toga Party is the senior theme at this pep rally. Pep rallies have always been a sure way to show school spirit, and this year’s pep rallies were no exception. Prepara- tion played a big part — there were posters to be made and hung, and costumes to be designed. Most importantly, however, they gave the students a chance to have a great deal of fun. From the freshmen to the seniors, each class participated with an abundance of enthusiasm, but in the end it was the sophomores who proved to be the most spirited class. They won the spirit stick several times, and their posters out- numbered and out-sized all the rest. Student Life 55 FADS AND 1985 arrived , and with it came the dance craze. Not Flash Dance — but Break Dance, with its parachute pants and zippered clothing. There was no distinguishing between girl and boy, young and old. Everyone wore it! Along with parachute clothing came the bright neon colors. Everyone seemed to have at least one brightly-colored shirt or pair of socks. Despite these changes and new directions, the “old faithfuls” were still in style. People still sported their favorite jeans with someone else’s name on the pocket; the alligator still thrived; and T-shirts printed with tropical pictures and rock groups were seen anywhere and everywhere. What direction fashion would take next was anyone’s guess, but everyone did agree that the new fashions were fun! Top Right: This foot is stepping out in style. Above: Mattie Garcia models her favorite neon fashions. Far Right: Alex Vasquez's T-shirt leaves no doubt as to who his favorite group is. Right: Guess jeans are becoming more popular every day. 56 Student Life FASHIONS Left: Levis are still the style for all seasons. Below: The Izod alligator always manages to survive. Left: Lyle Cayce has a certain sense of style. Bottom Right: Jack makes a come-back. Student Life 57 FAVORITE PASTIME 1. partying 2. listening to music 3. playing football 4. dancing 5. reading PLACE ON A DATE movies dinner Key West Coco Plum GOD 1 Slflo. FAVORITE SCHOOL SUBJECT 1. phys. ed. 2. English 3. math 4. social studies 5. lunch LEAST FAVORITE SUBJECT 1. math 2. science 3. English 4. Algebra 5. social studies FAVORITE HOLIDAY 1. Christmas ) 2'birthday 3. Valentine’s Day 4. spring break 5. Easter FAVORITE SOFT DRINK 1. Coke -Q--Cl—� — � 3. Sprite 4. Mountain Dew 5. root beer FAVORITE MOVIE 1. Beverly Hills Cop 2. Scarface 3. Fast Times at Ridgemont High 4. Beat Street 5. Tuff Turf Terminator First Blood 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. DOLPHIN 19 58 Student Life FAVORITES o o 85 FAVORITE ANIMAL 1. dog 2. cat 3. horse 4. bird 5. tiger FAVORITE BRAND OF CLOTHES 1. Ocean Pacific 2. Levis 3. Jordache 4. Guess 5. Polo FAVORITE PLACE WITH FRIENDS 1. Key West 2. parties 3. skating 4. movies 5. beach FAVORITE FOOD OR SNACK 1. pizza 2. chips 3. ice cream 4. hamburgers 5. candy FAVORITE TV PROGRAM 1. Miami Vice 2. Different Strokes 3. MTV 4. The Cosby Show Rip Tide FAVORITE ACTRESS 1. Heather Thomas 2. Bo Derek 3. Goldie Hawn 4. Sally Fields 5. Heather Locklear FAVORITE ACTOR 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Clint Eastwood 3. Harrison Ford 4. Tom Selleck Richard Gere 5. Jon Stamos Burt Reynolds Rob Lowe Student Life 59 DECK THE The Shoreline staff sponsored its se- cond annual Christmas door decorating contest the week before Christmas break. Each homeroom was invited to decorate its door with a Christmas theme. Many homerooms got into the holiday spirit and entered this year’s contest. Coach Sikora’s 8D homeroom was awarded first place (their second win) for their letter to “Santa Clause” — mis-spelling and all! Mrs. McDonald’s 12B homeroom earned second place with their Santa and dolphin theme. Mrs. Doll’s 9A homeroom took third place with a bright, shiny holiday package. Right: Mrs. Hale's homeroom wishes us a Merry Christmas. Far Right: Homeroom 8D’s winning door displays a letter to Santa. Below: Homeroom 12B is proud of their award. Below Right: Santa and Max earn homeroom 12B se- cond place. 60 Student Life HALLS Above: Coach Sikora and his homeroom are proud of their prize winning door. Far Left: Ana Correa and Mrs. Lowe put the finishing touches on their door. Left: Homeroom 7D presents “The Night Before Christmas. Student Life 61 T. G. T.G.I.FSFor most of us, Friday is the beginning of a weekend of fun. Younger students may be seen at the skating rink, while the older groups tend to gather at the old Seven Mile Bridge, or travel to Key West to see a movie or just cruise Old Town. While some students may travel as far as Miami in their free time, many others will relax at home or at the beach. Whatever the activity, most students (and teachers) will agree that this par- ticular 48-hour period is the best part of the week. MtAD FOR THE KrlQSE 'VnninN rowSMtww v, — — 62 Student Life Top Left: For these students, Friday night means the skating rink. Top Right: This shirt speaks for itself. Above: Roy Thompson and friends enjoy a game of fusball at the skating rink. Left: Richard and P. J. Baro practice their breaking on the weekends. Student Life 63 LUNCH Below: Some students enjoy a break from the cafeteria's noise by eating outside Right: It's sometimes difficult deciding what to choose for lunch. Bottom Lett: A behind-the-counter view of the snack bar. Bottom Right: Scott Gutterman takes advantage of his lunchtime to organize his locker. Lunchtime is one of the favorite parts of the school day for students. One may pay $1.20 for the full lunch or choose to buy from the snack bar or school store. For those who decide school lunch is not for them, packed lunches are also an option. Students may also choose where to eat — in the cafeteria listening to the juke box or outside on the benches. Those seniors taking advantage of their privilege to leave campus often opt to eat out for lunch. 64 Student Life TIME! Top Left: Michelle Turcotte tries to juggle books, lunch and change at the snack bar. Above: Lunchtime gives friends a chance to get together out- side of class. Left: Dessert! Everyones favorite part of lunch! Student Life 65 DECISIONS, Ordering class rings involved a number of decisions. First, one needed to decide between gold and silver. Next came the selection of just the right stone to match ones personality. Finally one had to add the details that would best represent that individual’s high school years. Once the decisions had been made and the rings had been ordered, the patient waiting began. Patience was rewarded when the rings finally arrived, and the juniors could enjoy showing off their newly acquired symbols of status and seniority. Upper Right: Teri Armstrong appreciates Tina McNeal's advice on the different styles. Above: As each junior receives his or her ring, the tradition of ring-turning continues. Right: The posters distributed each year display the variety of design features available. Beautiful Hint} Design Features You, ofjpottuntty I� v «“ 9 l“X I'� ' «MU� � “• “ “ ■T W i i Sunburst Stones t.... • 3 ® • $ 9 0 • s I © Birthstones r � .n4udK lh� w mr |4l U A istavue in -k.m. 0 i Stone Cut Palmside 66 Student Life DECISIONS. . . Upper Left: Chad Darby tries to make his choice. Upper Right: A lot of paperwork needs to be filled out before rings can be ordered. Left: Proud juniors show off their rings. Above: The proper fit is very impor- tant in ordering class rings. Student Life 67 FAVORITE GROUP 1. Van Halen 2. Duran Duran 3. Ratt 4. Kiss 5. Motley Crue “YOU SAW IT HERE 68 Student Life FIRST ON MTV” FAVORITE ALBUM 1. 1984, Van Halen 2. Madonna, Madonna 3. Arena, Duran Duran 4. New Edition, New Edition 5. Animalize, Kiss FAVORITE VIDEO 1. “California Girls,” David Lee Roth 2. “Wild Boys,” Duran Duran 3. “Hot for Teacher,” Van Halen 4. “Like a Virgin,” Madonna 5. Jump,” Van Halen Student Life 69 ROCK ROLL Below: Jon Graber and Mr Zito portray those famous robots. R2D2 and C3PO Right: An ace drummer supplies the beat for FreeFare. Lower Left: Vernon Goodwin plays the role of the evil villain. Darth Vader Lower Right: FreeFare shows their stuff 70 Student Life FREEFARE STYLE Upper Left: We're not gonna take it! Above: The Ghost Buster explains his plan to defeat Darth Vader. Left: Cindy Willhoite as Princess Leah waits to see what will happen next. On Tuesday, January 22nd, FreeFare, a band from Tampa, gave a free concert in the gym. The band played a variety of music — everything from Lionel Richie to Twisted Sister. Then , with the help of students in the audience, they performed a skit that involved Princess Leah, Darth Vader and Indiana Jones in a combined version of “Star Wars,” “Ghost Busters,” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” The band returned to Marathon that Friday night for another concert which was even longer and better than their Tuesday show. FreeFare will hopefully return next year and continue to fill our days with rock and roll. Student Life 71 72 Faculty Being a teacher involves a lot more effort than one would think. A faculty member at Marathon High School is not only expected to teach his normal schedule every day, but is usually involved in extra-curricular activities as well. To do all this, these teachers need knowledge, understanding, patience, self- control, and, above all else, dedication. Every teacher at MHS is someone’s favorite in- structor. With the understanding our teachers show and their willingness to give help, advice, or that extra push for motivation, it is no wonder that they are held so dearly in our hearts. . Faculty 73 Mrs. Hobbs is the backbone of the school’s disciplinary system and is responsible for seeing that all rules are observed. Despite her reputation for strictness, Mrs. Hobbs is a nice lady who displays a willing eagerness to help anyone who needs her assistance. Mrs. Gradick can be described as a lady with power. She has a strong determination to see that Marathon High School is run in the manner which will best benefit its students. She blends leadership with charm to keep this school on smooth waters. The combination of these two ladies has produced a team well qualified to handle the pressures and frustra- tions of their respective positions. They are the heart and soul of Marathon High School. In their roles as prin- cipal and vice-principal they remain shining stars. As intern principal and head of the math department, Joe Orr performs his duties ably and produces results. As a teacher, he ex- pects perfection. His presence at MHS has brought him respect from both students and faculty alike. 74 Faculty Faculty 75 Loft: Sandra Hood, Attendance Office. Far Loft: Bess Lowe, Secretary. Near Loft: Rose Diezel, Office Manager. Loft: Rosemary Lohlein, Teacher Aide. Above: Joy Hanshaw, Secretary. Right: Diane Gerson, Guidance Counselor. Below: Dottie Marine, Counselor. 76 Faculty Upper Left: Linda Hale, 7th 8th Grade English, Journalism. Upper Right: Eunice Stout, 7th 8th Grade English, English I, Writing. Lower Left: Maria Lowe, Reading. Lower Right: Charlene Vocelle, English I, Writing. Faculty 77 Right: Jan Howard, English II, Writing, Reading. Below: Vivian Chisolm, English II, Writing II, French II, Creative Writing. Upper Left: Paul Arena, Head of English Dept., 8th Grade English, English IV. Upper Right: Barbara Arena, English III, Humanities. Right: Juli Barish, Spanish, German. 78 Faculty Upper Far Lett: Donald Smith, General Math, Algebra II, Calculus. Upper Near Lett: Alex Terpos, 7th 8th Grade Math, Consumer Math, Algebra II. Left: Jack Zito, Algebra I, Geometry, Trigonometry. Faculty 79 Right: Dee Williams, 7th 8th Grade Science. Below: Dennis Doll, Biology, Weight Training. Lower Right: Glenn Lillibridge, Earth Science. Below: Edward Gates, M.D., Head of Science Dept., Advnced Earth Science. Chemistry, Physics. 80 Faculty Left: Angela Hornsby, Library Aide. Lower Left: Patricia Lowe, Media Specialist. Lower Right: Richard Hale, 7th and 8th Grade Social Studies, American Government. Left: Bo Johnston, Head of Social Studies Dept., 7th and 8th Grade Social Studies, World History. Above: James Keeney, Civics, American History. Faculty 81 Upper Right: Alfred Majewski, Head of Vocational Dept., DCT. Center Left: Jean McDonald, Vocational Business. Center Right: Jane Wilkinson, Vocational Home Ec. Lower Left: Ronald Pierce, Auto Mechanics. Lower Right: Charles Bayles, Athletic Director, Work Experience, Physical Education. 82 Faculty Left: Cheryl Doll, Physical Education, Business Manager. Lower Left: Patricia Lillibridge, Art. Center Right: James Sikora, Physical Education. Lower Right: Jay Parales, Band Director. Faculty 83 Upper Left: Margaret Campbell, Varying Exceptionalities. Upper Right: Yvonne Robertson, Varying Exceptionalities. Lower Left: Mary Maloney, Varying Exceptionalities. Lower Right: William Symp- son, Alternative School, Business Manager. 84 Faculty Upper Left: Bob Duck, Head of Maintenance. Upper Right: Custodians: Carlos Ramos, Orfilio Rodriguez (Head Custo- dian) , Valentin Martinez, Juana Cabrera. Center Right: Cafeteria Staff: Bobbie Gentes, Carmen Mursusli, Aleida Sais, Cora Picton, Julia Riesgo. Cary Martinez. Judy Nagle, Ira Reed. Left: Mr. Johnston is caught clowning around again! Faculty 85 86 Athletics LET’S GET FIRED UP! This Page Upper Right: Captain Tricia Faircloth and co-captain Lauren Silverman take a break. Lower Left: Cindy Willhoite is the varsity secretary. Lower Right (Top to bottom, left to right): Carrie Bittner, Lisa Rice, Tricia Faircloth, Lauren Silverman, Cin- dy Willhoite, Kara King, Heidi Hayden, and Emily Pace. Next Page Upper Left: Kara King shows her spirit. Upper Right: Krissi King can always be counted on for her perfect split. Left Center: Heidi Hayden is alive with spirit. Center: Emily Pace enjoys the limelight. Right Center: Nicole Holmes has that cheerleading glamour. Lower Left: Carrie Bittner shows us her flexibility. Lower Right: Lisa Rice, cute as can be. 88 Cheerleaders Dear Varsity, This year has been a memorable one for me, one that I will not forget. I have learned a lot, and I am glad we made it through. I’d like to wish all of you who believed in my leadership and dedication the best of luck in the years yet to come. I’d like to give a special thanks to Mrs. Doll for being there when I needed her and giving me the incentive to continue. Cindy, Lisa, and Kara, have fun with next year’s varsity. Keep smiling, and show them what you’re made of. Love, Tricia Cheerleaders 89 HERE WE COME This Page Right: Janie Nuccio and Gayzel Diaz take a time out. Center Left: Mrs. Doll sponsors the cheerleaders during basketball season. Lower Right: The J. V. squad (top to bottom) is Carri Walker, Gayzel Diaz, Babs Van Leth, Melissa Shackman, Janie Nuc- cio and Lori Black. Lower Left: Ms. Barish is the sponsor for football season. Next Page Top Left: Krissi King and Janie Nuccio display the feelings shared among fellow cheerleaders. Top Right: Janie Nuccio captains the squad. Left Center: Gayzel Diaz is the J. V. co- captain. Center: Babs Van Leth. Right Center: Melissa Shackman. Bottom Left: Lori Black. Bottom Right: Carri Walker. 90 Cheerleaders Dear J.V. It has been super cheering with all of you. We’ve accomplished so much. This has been my first year as captain, and we’ve all learned together. It’s been great getting to know you. Thanks for everything. Love ya, Janie P.S. Thanx, Tricia, for all your support. You’ve helped us so much throughout the year. Cheerleaders 91 “THERE’S THE GATE’ ! . . D. Doll, Head Coach The varsity season ended with a 3-6 record. Despite not win- ning many games, the players had the thrill of beating both Pinecrest and Coral Shores. Seniors Paul Kornetti and Joe Gardner and freshman Troy Campbell made All- Conference first team offense. Next year’s team will face a tough schedule, but the ex- perience gained this year should prepare them to meet the challenge. Right: The Dolphins huddle to discuss strategy before the game. Below Lett: Senior Paul Kornetti catches a short first down pass. Below Right: Coaches Dennis Doll and Jack Zito follow the action from the sideline. 92 Varsity Football Left: Paul Kornetti does his job well at tight end Below: Shane Sweeting pursues the quarterback to make the sack. Lower Left: Steve Chaplin glances over to the sideline tor last minute instructions. Lower Right: Freshman tailback Troy Campbell knows how to gain first down yardage. Varsity Football 93 Top Left: Scott Gutterman and Lori Easterly are the varsity managers. Top Center: Senior Kip Muse takes a break before running in the next play. Top Upper Right: Senior Ted Badin- ski makes a fine catch in between coverage. Top Lower Right: A blocked point is recovered by the Dolphins. Left Center: Gene Nearns learns the ropes as center. Right Center: The Dolphin defense holds the line. Bottom Right: The defense prepares themselves for the snap. 94 Varsity Football Top Left: Coach Jack Zito shows his spirit at a pep rally. Top Right: The secondary knows the play is a pass. Above: Coach Zito tells the defense to hang tough. Far Left: Troy Camp- bell is hit hard for a short gain. Left: Paul Kornetti practices his catching during warm-ups. Varsity Football 95 Right: A discussion with the referees ends in another Dolphin penalty. Below Left: Troy Campbell gives a second effort lunge for the extra yard. Below Right: Senior linebackers Joe Gardner and Paul Kornetti read the quarterback sneak. Lower Left: Steve Chaplin puts a vicious hit on a Coral Shores receiver. Lower Center: Steve Chaplin is on his own against the Royals’ defense. Lower Top Right: Neck exercises help prevent injuries. Lower Bottom Right: Troy Campbell knows that stretching is an important part of the warm-up. 96 Varsity Football Far Left: Ted Badinski receives the pass. Left: Catches like this make Paul Kornetti Marathon's most dangerous receiver. Bottom Left: A knee injury early in the season causes senior David Luley to see his game time from the sidelines. Center Right: Steve Chaplin calls the count out loud. Bottom Right: The Dolphins take time out for a water break. Varsity Football 97 A NEW BREED OF PLAYER Above Left: Head Coach Jim Keeney follows the action on the field. Above Right: John Manheimer volunteers his time to be the assistant coach. Right: Glen Curry and the Mosely brothers add spice to the J.V. squad 98 Jr. Varsity Football Upper Left: Mr. Nackino is always on hand to give the players extra help. Upper Right: Odell Robbins follows his blockers for the outside sweep. Lower Left: Micah Clark enjoys riding the fire truck in the Homecoming parade. Above: Mr. Keeney gathers the squad for a post-game wrap-up. Jr. Varsity Football 99 Upper Right: The J.V. defense stops them cold. Left Center: Odell Robbins is the key to the pitch pass. Right Center: The pass protection is always on cue. Lower Left: Coach Keeney encourages the team from the sideline. Lower Center: There’s no getting outside on the J.V. squad. Lower Right: Odell Robbins kicks off. Bottom Right: Terry Pinson makes a timely sack. 100 Jr. Varsity Football Upper Left: Jay O’Neil waits anxious- ly to go into the game. Upper Center: Jim Matson and Bill D’Orazio are always ready to help out the team. Lower Left: Dolphins tackle the runn- ing back. Lower Center: Marathon’s quarterback is sacked. Lower Right: The offense lines up for the next play. Jr. Varsity Football 101 LADIES NET CONFERENCE TITLE Upper Left: Coaches Bayles and Bartz monitor the team's progress at practice. Upper Right: Coach Payles talks strategy with the team. Right: Missy Van Esselstine, Allison Cameron, Leanne Silverman and Mary Hearn share the duties of managing the Lady Dolphins. 102 Volleyball This year the Lady Dolphins captured the Gulfsteam Conference title for the first time. They ended the regular season with their eyes on a se- cond state title, but an unexpected loss to Westminster Christian in the District finals kept them from their goal. The Ladies finished the season with a respectable 20-9 record, and hope for an even better showing next year. Left: Senior Lora “Freida Jones is a three-year veteran of the Lady Dolphins. In addition to her strength on the backline, her capabilities as a spiker have been invaluable to the team. Lower Left: A Lady Dolphin in both her junior and senior years, Briska Van Leth is a strong hitter who excels in her abili- ty to block the opposition. Lower Right: Senior Chris Costa, backline player and spiker for the past three years, was most consistent as a server. Volleyball 103 Right: Tammy Paul sets the ball. Far Right: Tammy Paul waits for Rita Spoolie Jones’ set. 104 Volleyball Far Left: Julie Graber demonstrates “the bump.” Left: Amy Grill serves with style. Upper Left: Rita Jones, Shannon Kelly, Laura Daughtry and Tammy Paul await the serve. Above: Vicki Costa tries for the block. Left: Senior Mary Hearn has been the team statistician for the past two years. Volleyball 105 Above: Flying high, Rita Jones drops the ball past a Warrior’s block. Above Right: Tammy Paul burns a hit over her opponents’ efforts to stop her. Right: Briska Van Leth and Chris Costa block at the net while Tammy Paul and Rita Jones get set to cover the “dink.” 106 Volleyball Top of Pago: “Go-go. gettum-gettum. ooh, aah!” was the Lady Dolphins’ time out cheer. Left: The team takes a defen- sive stance. Above: Tammy Paul and Briska Van Leth check out the opposition while Chris Costa checks out the floor. Volleyball 107 Below: The Lady Dolphins line up to await the starting whistle. Right: Chris Costa and Briska Van Leth try to block the hit. Lower Left: Shannon Kelly dinks” the ball to in- sure another point. Lower Right: Everyone is waiting for the serve. 108 Volleyball Above Left: The Ladies warm-up before the game. Above Right: Leslie Magner backs off as Chris Costa passes to the net. Left: Marathon successfully blocks the hit. Above: Marathon gets set to receive the serve. Volleyball 109 110 Volleyball Below: The Ladies’ team picture shows their cheerleading capabilities: Tina McNeal, Allison Cameron, Julie Graber, Lora Jones, Mary Hearn, Tammy Paul, Rita Jones, Laura Daughtry, Vicki Costa, Amy Grill, Chris Costa. Not Pictured are Briska Van Leth, Shannon Kelly, Leslie Magner, Cheri Warren and Leanne Silverman. Left: Chris Costa and Lora Jones goof off after practice. Bottom Left: Tina McNeal shows her team spirit. Below Right: The Ladies demonstrate their version of a pyramid. Volleyball 111 A TOUCH OF CLASS Above Left: A hard, fast break and an easy lay up add two points for Paul Kornetti. Above Right: Senior James Lee skies upward for two points. Right: Steve Chaplin brings the ball down the court in- to play. 112 Varsity Basketball Upper Left: Scorekeepersand statisticians for the team are Carole Cantamaglio, Darrin Smith, Emily Pace and Mary Hearn Upper Right: (L to R), Top Row: Coach Jack Zito. James Lee. Paul Kornetti. Rodney Holmes, Troy Campbell. Bottom Row: Odell Robbins. John Legrande, Steve Chaplin. Left: When James Lee goes up for a shot, the team can usually count on two points. Lower Left: Rodney Holmes stretches to make the goal. The Dolphin cagers got off to a rough start, but, sparked by return- ing starters Paul Kornetti and Steve Chaplin, the team showed more promise as the season progressed. Head Coach Jack Zito led his team through vigorous workouts during practice, and the hard work paid off. Troy Campbell led the team and the district in rebounds; James Lee improved in both rebounding and shooting; and Paul Kornetti and Rodney Holmes became more ag- gressive on defense. Marathon's top scorer was Steve Chaplin, who averaged 19 points a game. Odell Robbins, a starting eighth-grader, played a strong position as point guard, and John Legrande and Rossi Nuccio helped the team by playing aggressively on both of- fense and defense. Varsity Basketball 113 Above: Odell Robbins tries his skill with a one-handed jumper. Top Right: Paul Kornetti goes for a layup. Right: Steve Chaplin jumps high to score. Far Right: Gene White shows his unique shooting style. 114 Varsity Basketball Far Left: James Lee walks in for a one- handed layup Left: Rossi Nuccio stays outside for an easy two points against the faculty Lower Left: This rebound is up for grabs Below: Paul Kornetti fights his way past the defense. Varsity Basketball 115 Top Left: Paul Kornetti's aggressive style keeps his opponents at a distance. Top Right: Troy Campbell jumps through traf- fic for a possible score. Above: Team captains Steve Chaplin and Paul Kornetti await the toss of the coin. Right: Steve Chaplin tries an outside jumper. Far Right: Rossi Nuccio tries for two. 116 Varsity Basketball Far Left: Rodney Holmes tips the ball away from his opponent. Left: Paul Kornetti tries his spread-eagle layup. Lower Left: Odell Robbins tries the foul shot. Below: Gene White and Steve Chaplin are dressed and ready for the game. Varsity Basketball 117 PLAYERS WANTED.. . . . . NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY The inexperienced junior varsity squad began the season with uncertainty. In most cases, they had no prior playing time against their opponents, most of whom were favored to defeat the Dolphins by a large margin. However, the team gained in confidence as they worked their way through their schedule, and they finished the season with a 6-8 record. Right: Howard Hayes runs through traffic to try to score with a one-handed jumper. Far Right: David Hayes shoots from out- side Below: Lashanda Whitehead and Vivian Laster are the team's managers. Bottom Right: Brent Bookwalter and Leon Mangham are tough on defense. 118 Jr. Varsity Basketball Top Left: Larry Lewis tries to take the re- bound from his opponent. Top Right: Jason Motta is surrounded by Warriors. Above: Alex Cameron struggles to get himself out of the corner. Far Left: Howard Hayes jumps for two points. Left: Leon Mangham sets for his foul shot. % Jr. Varsity Basketball 119 120 Jr. Varsity Basketball Right: Bryan Cooper needs a couple more inches to reach the ball. Below: Leon Mangham comes up the middle for a possi- ble two points. Bottom Right: Howard Hayes should be dunking the ball in a couple of years. Left: Leon Mangham blocks his opponent’s attempted score. Left Center: Ernest Mosley nabs the rebound. Right Center: Larry Lewis sets up for his sneak turnaround layup. (L to R) Top Cameron. Brent Bryan Cooper. Row: Sean Kir- Motta, Jim Vance. Brent the base line. Jr. Varsity Basketball 121 ADVANTAGE, DOLPHINS Row: Shannon Kelly. Jay Wolszczak. Thomas Biller. Vicki Brown. Dr. Edward Gates. Front Row: Candee Nelms. Robbie Nelms. Carey Nelms. Above Right: Dr. Gates sponsors the tennis team. Right: Ten- nis pro Scot Libbey shares coaching duty with Dr. Gates. 122 Tennis In its third year, Marathon’s tennis team acquired a new coach. Dr. Ed- ward Gates guided the team through their seven-game schedule, ably assisted by Scot Libbey, Som- brero Country Club's pro. The team was handicapped by the lack of a full five-man, five-woman squad, which forced them to forfeit several matches each time they played. However, the seven students who made up Marathon’s team were all strong players, and the squad had high hopes of improving their record by the end of the season. Tennis 123 Top Left: Candee Nelms shows her im- pressive form. Top Right: Robbie Nelms goes after a difficult shot. Above: Thomas Biller struggles to return the ball. Right: Shannon Kelly gets ready for her next opponent. 124 Tennis Top Left: Thomas Biller and Jay Wolszczak watch the action on the court. Top Right: Jay Wolszczak smashes a serve Above: Shannon Kelly attacks the ball. Left: Carey Nelms backhands a base-line return. Tennis 125 JUST A SWINGIN’ THIS PAGE, Above: Ted Bartz volunteers his time to serve as assistant coach to the team. Top Right: Coach Bayles swings the bat during fielding practice. Right: Senior members of the squad are Lora Jones. Chris Costa and Briska Van Leth. NEXT PAGE, Top: Managers for the Lady Dolphins are Tricia Baker. Lisa Picard and Heidi Rich. Bottom Left: Allison Cameron is deep in concentration on first Bottom Right: The Lady Dolphins (L to R) Back Row: T. Paul. R. Jones. B. Van Leth. L. Jones. C. Costa. L. Daughtry. A. Cameron. Front Row: A. Grill. T. McNeal. J. Graber. M Van Esselstine. V. Costa. 0. Rich. H. Rich. 126 Softball The Lady Dolphins started their season with hopes of defending the state title they had won last year. To achieve that goal, they had to fill some vital positions that had been left vacant by the graduation of four of last year’s starters. Sophomore Helen Rich tried hard to fill the shoes of last year’s catcher, Sherry Bren- ner, and Allison Cameron worked to take over the first base position held last year by Kim North. Other changes in the line-up were made. Veteran left fielder Lora Jones took over the position of shortstop, ex-right fielder Julie Graber moved to left field, and second-year player Amy Grill played in right field. The team endured rigorous practices, long hours in the batting cage, and countless ten-minute runs to get ready for the season. Softball 127 Top Left: Coach Bayles helps Vicky Costa practice her tagging techniques. Above: An alert Amy Grill is ready for the play in right field. Top Right: Laura Daughtry follows the action on the field. Right: Rookie Helen Rich catches behind the plate for the Lady Dolphins. Far Right: Odessa Rich is trying for a posi- tion in the outfield. 128 Softball Far Left: Tina McNeal and Julie Graber relax during a break from practice. Left: Lora Jones' talents are tested at short-stop. Bottom Left: Briska Van Leth recuperates from the ten-minute run. Below: Rita Jones scoops the ball and gets set to make the throw. Bottom Right: Tina McNeal and Tam- my Paul get some on-the-job kitchen training during the fund raising dinner. Softball 129 WHO’S ON FIRST? Top Left: Managers Lisa Rice and Chris Rutherford take it easy before practice starts. Top Right: Coach Sympson directs his team's practice. Above: John Liddy practices his hitting off the tee as assistant Coach George Aldret watches. Right: The varsity squad (L to R) Back Row: Coach Bill Sympson. Alex Vasquez, Glen Curry. Kip Muse. Don Irwin. Randy Culmer. Drew Rutherford. Asst. Coach George Aldret. Front Row: Howie Drissel. Jason Smith. Tracy Bass. Ray- mond Aldret. Darrin Smith. John Liddy. Steve Yakel. 130 Baseball Dolphin baseball started off rough this year, but seemed to smooth out as the season pro- gressed. Both rookies and veterans, united as a team, showed promise of a successful season. A completely new coaching staff provided another unknown factor in the team’s outlook for the year, although Head Coach Bill Sympson’s favorite saying “I hate to lose, ended any doubts as to his plans for the team. In both game and practice situations, each player worked hard to perfect the skills needed for the position he played. Every night they could be seen batting, running, pitching and catching, all in an effort to achieve a victorious season. Top Lett: Randy Culmer shows off his awesome power Left Center: Paul Davis and Drew Rulherford practice a run-down. Right Center: Alex Vasquez is ready to throw. Far Left: Howie Drissel takes his turn feeding the pitching machine for batting practice. Left: Coach Sympson checks to make sure that Drew Rutherford is doing his warm-up exercises. Baseball 131 Right: Jason Smith and Paul Davis warm up before practice starts. Below: John Liddy and Alex Vasquez concentrate on stretching the hamstring muscles. Right Center: Alex Vasquez pitches to Kip Muse for hittiing practice. Bottom Left: Donald Irwin stretches his arm before throwing. Bottom Center: Howie Drissel and Tracy Bass have nothing but baseball on their minds. Bottom Right: Raymond Aldret is intent on the throw. 132 Baseball « 4m ' A ’ «Mmp • : v .♦ wa � m v - Ml Site mmmmi � 4 • A V.. . AAi Af Top Left: Kip Muse awaits the pitch. Top Right: Raymond Aldret looks determined to get on base. Left Center: Darrin Smith awaits the throw. Center: Drew Ruther- ford waits for the batter’s O.K. Right Center: Assistant Coach John Manheimer takes time out to talk strategy with Tracy Bass. Left: Coach Sympson explains the basics of holding the ball for a run-down. Baseball 133 134 Organizations Clubs are formed for many different reasons: to recognize academic excellence, to learn about future careers or simply to share a common interest. Choosing a club should be a careful decision. One should choose a club that will help prepare for the future or add to ones knowledge of personal interests. For many, belonging to clubs and participating in school activities and organiza- tions puts their high school years into perspective. Being a member of a club offers a sense of belonging, a feeling of importance and a variety of activities to par- ticipate in. A club member can attain an office — president, editor or drum major — that can teach responsibility and add to ones self confidence and leadership skills. Clubs and their activities are as essential a part of high school as sports or academics, and for those who have the time, effort and interest to dedicate to them they are most beneficial. Organizations 135 SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Above Left: Rossi Nuccio and Julie Graber represent the Student Council on the Homecoming Court. Above Right: Rick Hale sponsors the Student Council. Right: Stu- dent Council representatives are (L to R) Top Row: T. Ulbrich, J. Nuccio. G. Nerns. D. Luley, R. Nuccio. H. Hayden. C. Willhoite. L. Rice, Sec.; D. Olcott, Pres.; M. Falcone, V. Pres.; T. Faircloth, J. Graber. A. Cameron. D. Swaney. L. Magner. M. McDowell. Bottom Row: T. Swaney, A. Grill. C. Elwell, L. Cuc- chi, E. Pace, T. Rivers, Treas.; J. Graber, T. McNeal, D. Kellenberger. D. Brown, V. Brown. J. Holmes. D. Hayes. J. Salazar. 136 Organizations JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Upper Left: Myka Staryk rides on the Jr. High’s Homecoming float Upper Right: Student Council representatives are (L to R) Top Row: B. Cooper, L. Michelson, T. Moses. M. Perez. J. Vance. Bottom Row: M. Van Esselstine. M. Staryk. M. Grant. C. Walker, L. Ground. J. O’Neill. Lower Right: Student Coun- cil officers are: Thania Moses. Sec.; Myka Staryk. Pres.; Melanie Grant, V. Pres. Not Pictured: L. Brueckner. Treas. Lower Left: Bo Johnston sponsors the Jr. High Student Council. Organizations 137 Upper Left: Dr. Edward Gates sponsors the JETS. Upper Right: Par- ticipants in the Marathon Scholars Program are Clockwise from Bottom Left: W. Leeper, S. Mason, L. Miller, K. Sapp, K. Frazier, T. Rivers, J. Wolszczak. Lower Left: Members of the Junior Engineering and Technical Society are (L to R) Top Row: M. Moore. M. Kepley, T. Rivers, M. McDowell, J. Salazar. V. Pres.; D. Marty, T. Ulbrich, Sec. Bottom Row: D. Mason, J. Selah, Pres.; J. Patterson. Bottom Right: Pat Lowe directs the Scholars Program. J.E.T.S. MARATHON SCHOLARS PROGRAM 138 Organizations YOUNGER GENERATION Left: Linda Hale advises the newspaper staff Below: Members of the “Younger Generation staff are (L to R): S. Hood. K. King. M. Lynch. T. McNeal. P. Kornetti. L. Hale, S. Kelly. R. Nuccio, C. Willhoite, B. Kellenberger, T. Faircloth. Organizations 139 Right: Raymond Aldret sets the tem- po at the play-a-thon. Lower Left: Band Director. Jay Parales. joins the band on stage at the Race for Life. Lower Right: Mark Seckinger and Lauri Cucchi take a break at the play-a-thon. DOLPHIN BANDS 140 Organizations ANDDOLPHINETTES ion. Below: Members of the Jr. « iHiGk jXVance, R. Perry, R leTTC: KeltenbergerrJrMotta7P Left; Bo Johnson is tired out by the end of the pla. High Band are (L to R) Top Row: N. Rul me Carey, H Bas$, K, Kellenberqer. Center Row I Stodda Miller p. Harris, 8. RoMoTs. Alexander. Bottom Row: J. Krawchuck S. Hersley, C. 'n Langley, L.Kffiljn, T._Wlqfa JWi t 5n. Bottom: Tne Marathon dlphin MarcNn BandiL to RJToj JtoWrSr K.Tftompsofi. K. MqCarry. 2nd Row: S. HensleyTfvTB , D. Silcox C. Palmer. H. Bass? 3rd RowTj Stike, J. Du rG utcher C. PoV L-AT-Anget’rnann, LTGaspardo. ront Row: C. Alex- ander, J. Silcox, D. Byers. L. Gucctii, M. Kepley. Organizations 141 DOLPHIN BANDS Above Left: Jeff Duck does his part for the band's play-a-thon. Above Right: Band of- ficers are (L to R): Marie Kepley, Drum Ma- jor; Mark Seckinger. President; Lauri Cucchi, Secretary; Greg Butcher, Vice President; Debbie Silcox, Treasurer. Right: The band and Dolphinettes perform at half time. 142 Organizations ANDDOLPHINETTES Left: The 1985 Dolphinette Squad (L to R): Susan Hensley. Jennifer Stike. Rachel Bass, Lynn Gaspardo, Fawn Miller. Mickey Ram- mel, Kelly McGarry. Lower Left: Lynn Gaspardo and Dolphinette Mascot, Krissy Melton, stand at attention while the band performs. Lower Right: Mr. Parales directs the band at the play-a-thon. Organizations 143 D.C.T Right: D.C.T. officers are (L to R): Harold Wagner, Treas.; Patty Pavletich, Sec.; Leslie Ground, V. Pres.; Mel Marshall, Pres. Lower Left: John Liddy escorts Isabel Yerena, D.C.T. queen in the Homecoming parade. Below Right: D.C.T. members are (L to R) Bottom Row: L. Ground, T. LeRoy, M. Marshall. 2nd Row: F. Hanna, J. Wilson, L. Zimmerman, D. Smith, M. Falcone. 3rd Row: J. Burns, P. Pavletich, B. Lizano, P. Carbonell. C. Neblett. 4th Row: I. Yerena, V. Ferreiro, K. Mauck, S. McDowell, R. Cucchi. 5th Row: C. Maples, K. Pine, C. Darby, B. Keyes, W. Curll, T. Voss. Top Row: J. Brady, J. Lee, B. Rella, B. Layne, J. Tout, C. Spiering, R. Fredrick, H. Wagner. A. Urban. B. Antetomaso. 144 Organizations ART CLUB COIN CLUB Left: Glenn Lillibridge sponsors the Coin Club. Below: Art Club members are (L to R) Front Row: M. Kepley, L. Magner, M. Garcia, D. Brown, J. Stike. Back Row: B. Van Leth, J. Wolszczak, L. Jones, T. Ulbrich. Lower Left: Coin Club members are (L to R): L. Easterly. Mr. Lillibridge, M. Kepley, M. Kepley, T. Ulbrich. Lower Right: Patricia Lillibridge spon- sors the Art Club. The gentleman to her right dropped by for the Christmas holidays. Organizations 147 SHORELINE 148 Organizations ’85 STAFF Left: Tricia Faircloth models the Shoreline staff spirit. Below Left: Chris Elwell is ready for the slide show to start. Below Right: Photographer Kip Muse is on the go, as usual. Left: Editor-in-Chief Kris Frazier works hard to meet the opening deadline. Organizations 149 SHORELINE Below: Lily Correa works on her layout designs. Right: Sarah Wilson. Christine Rutherford and Tracey Swaney make out their yearbook orders. Lower Left: Elfie Fassl enjoys a break from her work. Lower Right: Michelle Starnes is the staff's Business Manager. 150 Organizations ’85 STAFF Top Left: Susan Mason smiles — the index is finally finished! Top Right: The 1985 Shoreline staff (L to R) Sitting: S. Mason. K. Frazier, L. Correa, L. Rice, E. Pace, B. Cooper, K. Jones, C. Elwell, D. Smith, E. Fassl. Standing: T. Faircloth, P. Kump, M. Hearn, S. Myers. J. Frock, K. Muse, K. Sapp, M. Sapp, T. Rivers, J. Smith, E. Spikes. Not Pictured: K. Pine, M. Starnes, C. Costa, T. Paul. Left: Lisa Rice and Chris Costa choose the photos for their section. Above: Ms. Chiz is happy that the deadlines have been met. Organizations 151 152 Underclassmen The majority of a student’s high school career is spent as an underclassman. The underclass years begin in seventh and eighth grades, when students are classified as “junior high.” Junior high students are carefree and happy-go- lucky. For them life after high school is too far away to even consider. In theirninth grade year students at- tain their high school status and the title of freshmen. Freshmen may still live their lives from day to day, but now they face the need to earn credits and are forced to carry a bit more responsibility than before. As tenth graders, underclassmen become more comfortable with the high school scene. Class unity becomes a real force, and the sophomores begin to move toward career choices as their futures approach. Juniors have more responsibilities than the rest of the.underclassmen. They put on the prom for the seniors, take SAT tests, plan their col- lege careers, and worry about grades more than ever before. Most importantly, in their eyes, they are finally ready to be seniors. Underclassmen 153 HAVE YOU PAID YOUR DUES? J. Arguez B. Antetomaso James Keeney shares the responsibility for the juniors. A. Harold Yvonne Robertson is the junior class sponsor. J. Graber F. Hanna H. Hayes E. Fassl 154 Juniors B. Herd S. Johnson S. Hood viKTttfan K. Johnston D. Irwin B. Hedrick L. Johnson R. Jones S. Kelly B. Keys K. King C. Klippen J. Liddy Meghan is waiting for the weekend. T. Krause fj-te A J. LaMantia B.Layne Class officers (Top to Bottom): G. Ne«. ns, Pres.; Kara t. McNeai King, V. Pres.; C. Willhoite, Sec.; T. Paul, Treas. M. Moore K. Narenkivicius G. Nearns Juniors 155 R. Santovenia Confusion — Algebra II will do it to you every time! H, ________________ Bill Herd is caught at a rare moment — not studying! Kelly Qualls tries hard to juggle snacks and school books. Tina Jon are together again! . % n KT Tjn� r S. O Neil T. O Rourke T. Paul A. Peifer T. Pulz R Perrin i race J. Smith 156 Juniors Richard Flash Baro is thinking about a new move. K. Tate M. Stewart M. Turcotte B. Vasquez R. Turner Where's your motorcycle Gene? V Are they REALLY prescription sunglasses, Kevin?? M Whitehall NOT PICTURED M. Batta J. Frock G. Hammond J. Holmes J. Miles B. Johnston T. Ross D. Smith ’ C. Willhoite Juniors 157 THEY’RE MAKING THEIR MARK! R. Aldret J. Bachman 0. Brown L. Cayce B. Contich L. Correa 158 Sophomores p Cadiz h. Cassidy The sophomores show their winning spirit at the Homecoming pep rally. a. Davis Lilly Correa demonstrates the prefer- Barney Mitchell and Emily Pace are proud to be Mr. and red way to sit in” her desk. Miss Sophomore. Chris Elwell models the lighter side of fashion. T. Strickland W. Woodland S. Sweeting S. Van Pelt C. Wagner NOT PICTURED T. Curry J. Dotson C. Emlyn M. Jeune L Mangham N. Paillant K. Qualls J. Renaldi J. Selah S. Sinkfield L. Winner S. Zambrotta H. Wagner Lily Correa puts the finishing touches on Tony the Tiger. M Westbrook Sophomores 161 WOODSTOCK ’85 MOTE A. Alvarez D. Badinske C. Asexander C. Adams M. Batson E. Basham v sfaam B. Bookwalter M. Bonliglio C. Blackwell Brent Bookwalter and Tracy Swaney are Mr. and Miss Freshman. Michelle Estok shows that Woodstock” spirit G. Butcher A. Cameron J. Butcher T. Campbell K. Coxon A. Cameron M Culmer L Cucchi 162 Freshmen , ktiTuni V. Doughman P. Davis H. Drissel E. Franzen H. Ferguson R. Freeman M. Gagliardini M Garcia R. Gardner J. Gazich S. Gazich M Gontino M Gonzalez S. Gibson V. Goodwin . a n itom H. Hoover J. Halper H. Hayden N. Holmes H. Heinen S. Holub H. Hosek T. Jewell «unimini K. Johnson B. Johnson J. Johnston ‘Good friends make the work easier, says Krissi King J. Konrath T. Katch Freshmen 163 T. Rabito T. Radi T. Ray P. Reappe Class officers (L to R): P. Davis, Sec.; H. Heinen, V. Pres.; L. Cucchi, Treas.; A. Grill, Pres. y 164 Freshmen A. Rodriguez C. Rutherford ►okwalter knows how to borrow mone' J. Silcox K. Strickland W. Stephens L. Stangle F. Vasquez L. Walker T. Ulbrich R. Thompson M. Tyskazz C. Warner .ikfUTHOZ G. White S. Wilson S. Yakel M. Yarena i E. Richardson C. Rodriguez L. Sardinas J. Smith T. Swaney T. Rotella M Show C. Splain R. Teet NOT PICTURED: J. Arguez S. Brown B. Crosby L Dalton D. Flint C. Hepler R. Holmes T. Ketch M. Kepley S. Leard J. Lopez J. Main 0. Moreira C. Redmon Freshmen 165 THERE’S NO STOPPING THEM D. Bakker M. Antobus K. Albritton A. Alzugary T. Bakker C. Boettcher M. Brand V. Chivala Debbie enjoy; M. Camobell L. Brueckner V. Costa Jr. high officers (L to R): L. Brueckner, Treas.; Myka Staryk, Pres.; T. Moses, Sec.; M. Grant, V. Pres. 8th Grade 166 D. Donlon L. Daughtry S. Fantroy fm to enjoy cold weath T. Farmer G. Greene L. Ground C. Gonzales S. Grifiia M. Grant K. Hedrick J. Harding .-Kep)ey D. Kolstein A. Kennedy H. Lebo A. Jackman T. Mayan J. Matson J. Mac Donald T. Lewis Jackie flashes a winning smile. 8th Grade 167 } J. Mcneira T. Moses L. Michetson A. Mosley C. Nelms Eighth graders are not noted for their bashfulness. A. Nunery S. O’Quinn S. Pierce T. Rabito O. Robbins M. Rameriz Ernest takes a breaks 168 8th Grade Q. Roberts I. Santovenia V. Smith M. Teniorio T. Sharp M. Staryk M. Thomas K. Ropkey J. Taute T. Steffens R. Tracey M. Van Esselstine Jr. high students show their spirit in the Homecoming parade. This year's junior high sponsor is Mr. Johnston. j. Vance C. Walker K. Walszczak M. Wagers C. Wilfon NOT PICTURED A. Allen D. Colston T. Gardner S. Kornetti R. Leeper K. Patrick M. Perkins J. Prescott T. Richardson K. Sawley T. Scott D. Spellman P. Wricjht 8th Grade 169 P. Adams S. Alexander E. Antrobus A. Bakker S. Black C. Blankenship M Brueckner T. Combs L Cordova Dulce Orta shows her enthusiasm for school A. Correa J. Culmer Jimmy Miller daydreams about what he’s going to do after school. K Doll J. Fenhoff M Freeman 170 7th Grade D. Garcia T. Friedhol M. Gibson Nathan Grill has that punk rock te' P. Harold J. Holland Hicks C. Kellenberger B. Kouts K. Kellenberger L. Kerlin J. Krawchuck M.Lenco K. Langley J. Lewis R. Manske E. Mackerell B. McWhorter R. Michavy J. Mendoza cia enjoy each other’s company. B. Nesbitt L. Picton L. Picton B. Rabito R. Ritchery N. Ruhmul It’s obvious that Honus Hicks hates paperwork. Kendra Doll waits for the parade to begin. Shannon, Tracey and Andrea share a secret. J. Teasdale T. Wagers M. Wagers A. Vasquez A. Whitson NOT PICTUREI R. Armstrong N. Black J. Boffil C. Bornfelt M. Carey R. Garcia D. Gomis A. Johnson R. Ledtje T. McCarthy F. Miller S. Molloy J. Narenkivicioi J. Stewart 7th Grade 173 174 Advertising The yearbook staff thanks all of the advertisers who have supported the production of the 1985 Shoreline. Without the patronage of these businesses and individuals, publication of this book would not have been possible. Advertising 175 Telephone 11399 Overseas Hwy (305) 743-7766 Marathon, FL 33050 Congratulations Seniors (305) 289-1670 SHORES PHARMACY HENRY WILLIAMS R.PH. Owner Manager K.C.B. BIKE MOPED SHOP Sales, Repairs, Rentals, Accessories Senior Citizen Discounts 11518 Overseas Hwy. MATT HOLMES M.M.53 U.S. Route 1 Manager Marathon Shores, FL 33050 SIMONE Tty VEL AGENCY iS£il Z7tifii. Staxt Wit L • The experienced and most progressive agency with 48 years travel service to the community. Fully computerized world wide reservations and ticket system. CAREFREE TRAVEL AND YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PROJECT. MARATHON MEN’S SHOP Member American Sodcty of fowl Agents Winn Dixie Shopping Plaza Marathon Shores, FL 33052 743-5274 Office Hours 9am - 5pm Mon. Thru Fri. Tux Rentals Dress — Casual — Beachwear Winn Dixie Plaza 743-5657 Sat. — 9 AM to 1 PM 176 Advertising - MARAThoN TRAVEl SERVAE, iNC. 9151 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida Keys 33050 305 743-4110 305 743-4112 Car Rental 305 743-4119 Advertising 177 Paul C. Kenson Jr. and Associates Inc. • Architects • Engineers • Land Planners • Surveyors P.O. Box 92 Marathon, FL 33050 (305) 743-3585 ACE HARDWARE BIG PINE KEY Housewares Lawn and Garden Tools Paint Power Tools PVC Pipe 872-2011 178 Advertising Se Uo’ui 1 et Uwvuf MENAGERIE (305) 872-3304 Big Pine Key Shopping Plaza Key Deer Boulevard. Rt 5. Box 9 Big Pine Key. Florida 33043 MARATHON WHOLESALE ELECTRIC t SUPPLY, INC. TOM NEHLSEN PRESIDENT 11516 Overaeas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 Office: (305) 743-2262 Horna: (305) 745-3220 743-3205 Seutctyufcen, faultcepie frui i K. fauKt 5571 Overseas Hwy.. Marathon FL 33050 KOUNTRY KITCHEN 5230 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Fla. Ph. 743-3417 Serving Fine Foods Breakfast — Lunch STOP ’N SHOP JENNIE N. WILLIAMS P.O. Box 342 Big Pine Key, Fla. 33043 7p( V t• , MM31 • BIG PINE KEY, FL • 872-2452 THE (CABANA CLUB A Swimming Country Club NORMA COLE TRACY 425 Ocean Drive East, Box 144 Key Colony Beach, FL 33051 (305) 743-4443 Advertising 179 Congratulations to R. J. Albritton and the Entire Class of 1985 Low Offices of Cunningham, Albritton, Lenzi, Warner, P.A. Ralph E. Cunningham Richard E. Warner Lawerence E. Albritton Alfred o. Bragg Peter J. Lenzi, Jr. Robert K. AAjller 180 Advertising Congratulations Class of ’85 Advertising 181 Congratulations, growing up in the Keys — it’s a good feeling! We’ve been taking care of business in the Keys for 27 years now. In those 27 years we have aggressively invested money in the communites we serve, and as they grew, we grew. Today The Marine Bank is six branches, from Key Largo to Key West, with assets over $100 million. You too can invest in the Keys. Whether you live here full time or part time, at The Marine Bank, your dollars will work for you and your Keys’ community. They can help a commercial fisherman build a new boat, help a neighbor improve a home, help a business increase its inven- tory, help a young person go to college. And while your dollars do all that, they are working hard for you, earning a good return in insured safety. The bank that grew up in the Keys! THE MARINE OF MONROE COUNTY Key Largo Plantation Key Marathon Shores 451-2012 664-5507 852-4500 664-8105 743-7300 Marathon BigPineKey Key West 743-2231 872-2237 294-9593 872-4197 “ FDIC AN0HC E 100% FREE CHECKING (=t 182 Advertising VOLVO PENTA CADIZ DIESEL SERVICE, INC. 9699 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 WILLIAM “BILL” CADIZ Bus:. 743-3771 Pres, and Gen. Mgr. Res:. 743-5892 Congratulations Michele Thank You for Everything You’re Great! I Love You, Tricia Good Luck Class of '85 From the Ramsays BIG PINE TEXACO AUTO TRUCK SERVICE REPAIR WRECKER Phone 872-2248 Box 508 L.G. “GABBY” SNARR Big Pine Key Congratulations Class of’85 Dr. Sandler Burkley 5170 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Fla. 33050 Optometrist 743-5501 Advertising 183 ( .onqratuiationA CU of 1985 from Benton A Samiiy St ( Congratulations Graduating Seniors From Islander Homes of the Keys, Inc. Good Luck Class of ’85 Take Out 743-7147 BRUNCH and LUNCH Sandwich Shop Quayside Shopping Village Ice Cream Home Made Soups Susie’s Subs Salads (Opposite Winn-Dixie) 743-5080 Best Wishes to the Class of '85 J.R. GROCERY 781 41st St. 184 Advertising Our Best wishes and Congratulations V to the Graduating Class of 1985 with a special salute to the staff of SHORELINE ’85 Your efforts have preserved forever a history of your class’s contributions to each other and to Marathon High School. Sunsational Swimwear • Dancewear Sailboards • Sails Repairs • Alterations Skates • Skateboards Sales • Rentals At the Quay 12650 O S Hwy. Marathon 7437663 THE BUCCANEER FITNESS CENTER A Health Club for Men and Women Universal Equipment Olympic Weights Sauna • Steamroom Eucalyptus Room • Whirlpool 115 30 O S Hwy 743 0116 (ionyralulationi Clan of 85 CAVANAH TV Zenith — RCA Hitachi Sales and Service 743-5310 3000 Overseas Highway Office: 743-6575 Box 788 - 1021 11 th St. 743-5367 Marathon, FL 33050 You’ve put me on top of the world, Brian. I LOVE YOU Always Forever, Lisa 186 Advertising Congratulationi To THE CLASS Of 1985 Best Wishes and Good Luck! Stirrup Key Lumber Inc. (305) 743-6768 (Congralutationi deniori 1985 e, urmar (Corporation INDUSTRIAL — COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL (Licensed Insured) PAT, MIKE GREG MARTIN 11241 3rd Ave. Owners Marathon, FL ®30G©Og? Quayside Village. MM 54 Marathon. Florida Keys 33050 The Serendipity Restaurant Ice Cream Parlor Mile Marker 301 2 Big Pine Key Open Seven Days a Week 305 872-3030 Take Outs je JJe estal 8907 Overseas Highway Marathon, FL 33050 Phone: 305 743-5394 HELEN JONES PHONE: 743-GOLD GENUINE GOLD NUGGETS 14 AND 18 KT. GOLD GIFTS 61-53rd Street Marathon, FL Congratulations Class of 1985 Edie’s Shop Big Pine Key jsi TOUCH 188 Advertising Advertising 189 THE TREASURE OF THE FLORIDA KEYS Manufacturers of: ★ 14K Gold Enameled Conch Shells ★ A Large Selection of 14K Nautical Charms ★ 14K Gold Capped “Great White Shark Teeth” ★ 14K Gold Fla. Keys Lobsters 14K Gold Rings Set With Coral And Precious Stonet • Authentic Shipwreck Spanish Coins • Rare Queen Conch Pearls • Alaskan Gold Nuggets Casting Done On Premises ( Mar'ne(£)eurelrij QUAYSIDE VILLAGE, MARATHON, Mile Marker 54 MONDAY — SATURDAY, 10 A.M.-9 P.M. 289-0628 BIG PINE PAWN SHOP ANTIQUES BUY • SELL • LOAN MM 30 U.S.1 872 406) BIG PINE KEY, FL JENKINS ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SERVICE 7984 TUNA DRIVE MARATHON, FL 33050 Congratulations, Seniors THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP® 743-5911 Dairii Queen brazier. 7301 o s Highway Marathon 190 Advertising Advertising 191 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 192 Advertising MID KEYS SEAFOOD Congratulates Patricia Faircloth and the dass of’85 MIKE RICHARDSON JAMES, FAIRCLOTH President Manager 1250 Oceanview Avenue Marathon, Florida 33050 305 743-2271 Shrimp • Crawfish • Stone Crab • Fin Fish Words cannot describe these desserts. But we’l I try anyway. Luscious. Delightful. Sinful. Scrumptious. Tempting. Tantilizing. Oh well. We tried. So for your next really special occasion, remember the desserts we call Elegantly Edible. You can call them what you want. Elegantly Edible Desserts BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE 194 Advertising DIANA CURTIS, P.A. Law Offices Bougainvillea Bldg. Rt. 1, Box 527-A Big Pine Key, FL 33043 305-872-9837 (305) 872-3960 The Linen Mill Linens • Towels eBeachwear We Stock Institutional Linen Big Pine Key Plaza Big Pine Key, FI. — Serving the Finest in Steak Seafood — on the docks of the Faro Blanco Marine Resort Open 6 Nights Closed Mondays Reservations Suggested — 743-9018 Advertising 195 Located at: Faro Blanco Marine Resort — 1996 Overseas Hwy. M.M. 48.5 Marathon. Fla. THE BOOK EMPORIUM 5195 Overseas Highway P.O. Box 657 Marathon, FL 33050 Phone 743-2188 Congra tula ti on s Marathon High School Seniors! DECORATIVE . . . Quality for Less . . . Ceramic Tile • Carpet • Vinyl Wallpaper • Levolor Blinds Wooden Wood • Draperies ®usclt EDWARD F. BOSCH CPA (305) 743-4599 Whaler’s Plaza 12643 Overseas Highway M M 54 Marathon, FL 33050 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’85 GOOD LOCK BOARDSAILING SAILING • SALES «RENTALS LESSONS NEW USED EQUIPMENT SAILS ACCESSORIES A LITERATURE BO RD .WIT8U1TS Room : clothing WHALER'S PLAZA INSTRUCTORS f743-3177l MM 54 MARATHON, FL. FRED ROTH 289-1169 Or 743-7277 Kitrijen Corner Dealer — Designer Custom Kitchen Counter Tops Vanities 196 Advertising WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH MOM DAD CONGRATULATIONS STEVE HP 198 cdora Iddreidaj th L e yeard nave edJ ve Seen new pccdAea ve aeen you in many phaded o ni experienced. We ue had a lot ofi yood timed together. IJed , you have yood tadte in men. dJhe next phade may not he eady. lAJork hard and enjoy. Jdife id beautifulij? you want it to he. d I m very prou you ddove an d hedt o =di e alwayd Xjour mo tk er and friend. S ana (ConyratulationS, l oSSi the yreatest Son in the world and to the class of 85 Cfood cJluch! dCove, Won, an JZb ad (Congratulations ICdoSSi Jdots of cjCucb •He in i •ege 311 3J, miss you oue anie you t Ifdossi lAJe Jdove you and we re So proud. Jdope your future is always briyht. Jdove (frandma (frandpa Advertising 199 Rt. 3, Box 236 « Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 • (305) 872-9520 Best of Luck Graduating Class of’85 MARATHON LIQUOR Complete DIESEL SERVICE RAY MORTON MIKE NICCUM Owner Owner Rossi, Best of luck in the future and always remember to smile even in the toughest of times. I love you forever, Sarah 200 Advertising joe’s St eah Sea and 1.'JheCjolden Ylucj et XiJould aCihe to (Congratulate St eve (Chaplin and Paul SCornetti Advertising 201 20eve a C wy ... ‘72Co-t t (2o iynatcc£ ti M f ‘T Cfi 202 Advertising I � )() (Ml Sihvmi o |)rv ( Iianin , CoyNE's UuNdRy 11201 CXfHsiA-, lli(,lmAy □ MaraiIiom. FI () () ( ()';) M 244 CUiRE WASl)iN iION Raymond Real Estate________ LOWER FLORIDA KEYS SPECIALISTS HOMES. LAND AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Alma N. Raymond KonwT «• ( f � I W 0'O r• We Love The Lower Keys MM 30.5, Oceanside. P O Box 913 Big Pine Key. FL 33043 • 305 872-9116 Congratulations Seniors r Action Wmmr f Located in the Winn Dixie Plaza THE GAZEBO WICKER RATTAN FURNITURE GIFTS ACCESSORIES Janice Elwell (305) 743-4397 1757 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 Ross David Elwell Estate Financial Planning 1757 Overseas Highway Marathon, FL 33050 Advertising 203 Congratulations Paisly y the Class of ’85 Franklin D. Greenman Attorney at Law 2807 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 (305) 743-2351 rfdff.il Income T.ix Form i 'i tv.,, hr. you fr.i..e Iasi yea� 7 ? m TSenjamm l oche CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT The Fenton Building. Suite 101 2375 Overseas Highway P. O. Box 56 Marathon, Florida 33050 305 743-4703 1040 1985 . ■ 204 Advertising (Congratulations, A emor A i an. a Special good inch wish to l gan — mag gour future It filled wi ik muck Success una kappineid Ml our love, Worn 2 aJ P.S. - Dk unbd j?or beiny you! Sropica( Slwninys Shutter 1400 — 107th St., — Wlarathon Ph. 743-5647 (free estimateS on your aluminum needs) Advertising 205 IN THE FABULOUS FLORIDA KEYS” (MARATHON) Adventure Island Restaurant LIVE MUSIC A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE WATER FRONT DINING Spectacular Sunsets Relaxing Tropical Breezes LATEST ELECTRONIC GAMES ENTERTAINMENT CENTER FEATURING CHINESE FOOD 12648 OVERSEAS HWY. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT eV coPleT “‘'‘filing P'ane 289-1500 Milemarker 54 6 Advertising Congratulations, Jay! We are proud of you. With all our Love, Mom, Dad, Kevin Jeffrey and Kristy From a sweet little baby. To a Homecoming Queen, Time's passed so swiftly. Almost like a dream! We've shared the good times The bad times, too Leslie ... you know We're so proud of you! Mom, Dad and Laura. Congratulations Seniors Headquarters for: Gold Lance Class Rings Watch and Jewelry repair All fine jewelry Gold chains and charms Watches, gift items, etc. 11070 O S Highway Paul Mary Mansell Veel sport, Toch Gehaald! Wij Wensen je een Gladde, Gemakkelijke en plezierige Levens loop dat al je wansen Mogen verweze Lijkt worden. Pa-Ma-Babs. Advertising 209 To Our Special Daughter, Take the Gift of Life and Live It Give your Laughter, Smiles, Tears Give Your Best Through All the Years, Life Is Everything You Make It Life Is Beautiful So Take It. All Our Love, Mom Dad 305-872-2351 The Gladwell Family Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 P.O. Box 513 210 Advertising Congratulations, Trie ia! You’ve done a great job! We’re all proud of you! ♦ % a Love, Mom Dad Tara James and Julius Congratulations to Seniors of 1985 from Big Pine Nursery, Inc. 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You have given us so much — your love, your respect, your unselfishness, your gratitude, your loyalty — and in return we gave to you our love and complete trust. We are so proud of you. And we are proud to be your mom and dad! Our wish to you is that you may find happiness. If you are happy with yourself you are a success! Love and Prayers always, Wjom and jbad 214 Advertising Overseas O'lori st Arrangements For All Occasions. Weddings Parties Hospitals 7885 Overseas, Hwy. Marathon, Florida Birthdays Funerals Tel: 743-3351 the Marathon Inn Congratulates the Senior Class of 1985 Marathon Inn M.M. 54 289-0222 Congratulations Class of '85 from Specialized Miniature Crafts by Lynne Belliveau P.O. Box 2436, Marathon Shores To Gloria A very special and sweet girl. 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NORTH TRAIL CAMPER SALES, INC. 9797 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 Phone: 743-5959 Billy Parrish Salesman Advertising 217 w «ii % £ KRIS: A DAUGHTER LIKE YOU DESERVES A LIFETIME OF — SUNSHINE FUN TIMES DREAMS COME TRUE SKIES OF BLUE GOOD FEELINGS FA VORITE FRIENDS AND ALL THE THINGS YOU LOVE! IE PROUDLY, MOM “DADDY” JUNE, 1985 — 218 Advertising ----------------------s GEMINI PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY 5101 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON, FL 33050 743-6732 Wishes The Class of Lin Bright Ron Lewis (Gulf) Sombrero Gulf Center 5515 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 (305) 743-2373 Lis, Well sis-in-law, you did it! I hope you Brian last 4-EVER! Good Luck in Everything you do. You deserve the very best. ILUV YA 4-EVER, WUVME. Vincent's Auto Parts Inc.' SERVING TilE FLA KEYS SINCE 1969 COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP. COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS SUPPLIES COMPLETE STOCK OF MARINE EQUIPMENT COMPLETE STOCK OF FOREIGN PARTS AUTOMOTIVE DIESEL JENNY STEAM CLEANERS AUTOMATIC CAR WASHERS - SALES AND SERVICE - NEW COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU •MARATHON • ISLAMORADA • 743-5106 743-6214 664-4464 743-2486 664-4557 4801 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY BETWEEN MM 82 83 (Congratulationi to the (C(aii of 85 CCrom South Seai Congratulations, Michele Best of Luck and a Future of Happiness always Love, Tony, Eva, Lisa, Franco, Mary Franco Advertising 219 Homemade Biscuits and Lunch Specials With Family Prices Breakfast Lunch 1733 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Florida MM 48-Oceanside 743-4100 SARAH’S ISLAND REALTY “On the Causeway,” Key Colony Beach, Florida Featuring Vacation Rentals • Weekly Botel Rentals, Dockage, Pool and Beach • Commercial • Acreage • Residential • Property Management P.O. Box 1 Key Colony Beach, FL 33051 Phone: 8305) 289-0999 SARAH G. SHANER Licensed Broker MAYTAG COIN LAUNDRY 5998 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Florida 33050 Tel: 743 3348 220 Advertising The Movie Shop Keys Headquarters for the R.C.A. Videodisc System, VHS Recorders, and Hundreds of Movies to Rent by the Day or Membership. 5072 0 S Hwy. Marathon (Across From Bank) 743-4456 BEST WISHES TO THE NEW GRADUATES Barry J. Mankowitz, M.D., PA FLORIDE in the hear? of the Keys Advertising 221 GOOD LUCK, PAISLY AND THE CLASS OF 85 LOVE MOM AND BRUCE Diana, You’re the best thing that has happened in my life. You’ve brought me love and happiness like no one else. I hope it stays this way forever. I’ll love you no matter what. Love always, Greg Steve, Once I loved you, Always I think of you, Forever will I miss you, Never will I forget you!! 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Sales, service and installation 11450 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Florida (305) 743-4376 224 Advertising Paul, Congratulations, success and happiness in the future. Remember that success is getting what you want. And happiness is wanting what you get. We are proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Family (305) 872-3222 V TELBFlORtST Sia Pine j£ozut One. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS DIANE KEMPERT MARKER 30 OVERSEAS HWY Owner BIG PINE KEY. FL 33043 KEYS PHOTO CENTER ONE HOUR 743-5656 Advertising 225 lineal ditate dSusineSS investments, inc. Specializing in (Susine AS Safes an JDi 10949 Overseas Hwy. 'll!a rat I on, Florida 33050 6 riue Sreemun Bus: 305 743-0118 Jiome: 743-6709 Waratk on Sk ores (Sarber Sk op ddruce reeman Worm a freeman 226 Advertising AULTMAN CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. CUSTOM HOMES • COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS ADDITIONS • REMODELING 1ST PROFESSIONAL CENTRE - SUITE 10 5701 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY JAMES W. AULTMAN, JR. MARATHON, FL KEYS 33050 STATE LIC. CG-C013816 PHONE 305 743-5984 Congratulations and Good Luck to Michele and Tricia From 3-D CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CGC 028647 State Certified General Contractor P.O. Box 166, Key Colony Beach, FL 33051 (305) 743-9142 EUGENE AND RICK DE SANCTIS 305-743-0501 RIPTOSUN 305-664-5300 CHICKEN ■ WINCS At Sombrero Resort At Holiday Isle Resort 19 Sombrero Blvd. MM 84.5 Marathon. FL Islamorada, FL Sunshine Health Foods K-Mart Plaza JERRY MARIAN SHINN 743-3297 Advertising 227 Seni te 20 et£ ‘Tftcte, fyocu o ef t e (2Ca U' K6 FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE NEEDS your number one service center in the middle keys 6203 OVERSEAS HWY. Mobil VOITURES ““ Congratulations, Dawn A I M. BATTERY ELECTRIC ?888 OVERSEAS HWY IRV BOB WILSON MARA I HON. FLORIDA 33C50 Congratulations to the 1985 Graduates DALLY Full Service Diesel Gas Repair Dealer for: Onan Lehman Crusader Universal We have parts for and can repair most major marine engines and transmissions. “Everything from Tune-Ups to Complete Overhauls” 1996 Overseas Hwy. Marathon at Faro Blanco (305) 743-4291 Advertising 229 Dear Chris, How fast the years went by. Live one day at a time. Learn from the past Live the present We love you. We need you. We are very proud of you! Love forever, Mom, Dad, Vickie Busha I luv ya Teen! — Vic “Crickett” 230 Advertising € jQ)Q)GLIsiaL©!? A$S,CJL IIIiaLgltE1!®!®,® OIa,S!S) Q t l@SS AweigiiJ la@i wm M aEE .y D LdL P EE ,� Ia@®,is, ©EEEEES.Y' £� ° h ° Abuja, Ronald 154 Adams. Christopher 162 Adams, Patrick 170 Albritton. Krista 166 Albritton. R. J. 18. 54 Aldacosta. Michelle 18 Aldret. Raymond 130, 132. 133. 140. 141. 158 Alexander, Sharon 141. 170 Alexander, Stephen 141, 162 Alvarez. Armando 162 Alzugaray. Armandi to 46, 166 Anderson. John 18 Angermann. Adam 141, 158 Antetomaso. Bruce 144, 154 Ant robus. Evan 170 Antrobus. Rosalind 166 Arena. Barbara 78 Arena. Paul 78 Arguez, Jose 154 Armstrong. Teri66. 146, 158 Bachman, Joanne 158. 236 Badinski. Donald 162 Badinski. Ted 18. 39. 94, 97 Baker. Patricia 126. 166 Bakker. Cary 170 Bakker, Diana 166 Barish, Julie 63. 78. 90 Baro. Peter 166 Baro, Richard54. 63. 154, 157 Bartz, Ted 102. 126 Basham, Eric 162 Bass. Rachel 14 1. 143, 170 Bass, Tracy 130, 132. 133, 141. 162 Batson, David 154 Batson. Mason 141, 162 Baumeister, Trey 19, 45, 67 Bayles. Charles 82. 102, 126, 128 Beasley. Gwen 19 Bertram. Christine 162 Biller. Thomas 19. 41. 54. 122. 124. 125 Billman, Matthew Bittner. Carrie 48. 88. 89, 158 Bittner. Kimberly 154 Black. Lori 90. 91. 166 Black, Stephen 170 Blackwell. Cat hi 47. 162 Blankenship. Cheryl 170 Boettcher. Chad 166 Boffil. Mar iso! 162 Bonfiglio. Mark 162 Bookwalter. Brentner 49. 118. 121, 162. 165 Bookwalter. Kimber 46, 154 Brady, James 19. 144 Brady. Sharon 158 Brand, Meredith 166 Brazzell. Debra 20.210 Brown. Annettia 20 Brown. Debi 136, 147, 158, 160 Brown. Grade 20 Brown. Vicki 20. 37, 41, 54, 122, 123. 136. 145. 146 Brueckner, Lisa 46, 166 Brueckner, Matthew 153, 170 Burns. James 21. 144 Butcher. Gregory 14 1. 142, 162 Butcher, Jeff 162 Cadiz. Pete 51. 158 Cameron. Alex 119. 121, 162 Cameron. Allison 102. 111, 126, 162 Campbell. Margaret 84 Campbell, Matthew 166 Campbell. Robert 166 Campbell. Troy 93, 95, 96. 113, 116, 162 Cantamaglio, Carole 5, 15. 21. 39, 113. 240 Carbonell. Paul 21. 40. 50, 144. 240 Carey. Megan 141 Carter. Lashonda 118, 170 Cassidy. Candice 146, 158 Causey. Laura 78 Cayce. Lyle 57. 145. 158. 160 Cemy, Mary Lou 158 Chaplin. Steve 11.21, 40. 42, 93, 96. 112-114. 116, 117. 197. 201 Chavala, Vilma 166 Chisolm. Vivian 73, 78, 148, 151 Clark, Micah 166 Cole. Timothy 170 Collins. David 166 Combs. Tiffany 170 Contich. Billy 158 Cook. Myles 154 Cooper. Benjamin 137. 166 Cooper, Bryan 120, 121. 151, 158 Coppotelli. Lisa 154 Cordova. Lissette 170 Correa. Ana 61, 170 Correa, David 154 Correa. Lily 3. 9. 47. 148. 150. 151. 158-161 Correa, Luz 170, 172 Costa, Christine 5, 22. 49, 103, 106-109. 111, 126, 230 Costa, Victoria 105, 111, 126, 128, 166 Cox. Daniel 166 Coxon. Kenny 162 Crespo. Jose 162 Crespo. Lazar a 170 Cucchi, Lauri 136, 140-142. 162, 163 Cucchi, Raymond 144, 154 Culmer. Joseph 153, 170 Culmer. Melissa 162 Culmer. Randy 11. 22. 39, 130. 131. 191 Curll. Walter 144. 154 Curry. Glen 98. 130. 166 Curry, Miles 170, 171 o [d) o Darby. David 4, 22. 38, 67. 144 Daughtry, Laura 105, 110. 111, 126, 128. 167 Davis. Arthur 158 Davis, Paul 131. 163, 164 De Anthony, Jacki 15. 159 Delano. Lisa 58. 66. 146. 154 Diaz. Gayzel 90. 91, 167 Diehl. Mark 170 Diezel, Rose 75 Dobson, Denise 159 Doll. Cheryl 83. 90 Doll, Dennis 73. 80, 92 Doll. Kendra 170, 173 Donlon. Diane 167 Dorazio. William 101. 167 Dotson. John 159 Doughman, Von Keith 163 Drissel. Howard 130-132, 163 Duck. Jeffery 14 1. 142, 163 Duck. Robert 85 Easterly, Loreli 94. 147, 159 Egert. Scott 51, 163 Elwell, Christopher 58. 136, 149. 151. 159. 161 Emlyn, Charles 163 Estok. Michelle 47. 162, 163. 175 o p o Faircloth, James 58. 145. 159 Fa ire loth. Patricia 9. 22, 40. 43. 88, 135. 136. 139. 146, 149. 151.211.227 Faircloth, Tara 167 Falcone. Angela 45, 145, 159, 160 Falcone. Michele 10, 23, 40. 62. 135. 136 144. 146. 219. 227 Fantroy. Steven 167 Fassl, El fie 150, 151. 154 Fenhoff. James 170 232 Index Ferguson, Benjamin 163 Ferguson. Shelia 159 Ferreiro. John 167 Ferreiro, Vivian 11, 23. 42, 144 Fisch, Chariot t 163 Franzen. Erin 163 Frazier. Kris 5, 23. 40. 54. 62. 138. 145. 146. 149. 151. 218. 240 Frederick. Ryan 5. 23. 40. 54. 144. 205. 212 Freeman. John 24 Freeman, Michael 170 Freeman. Ronald 163 Friedhof. Telli 171 Frock. Jar rod 151 Gag liar dini. Monica 8. 163 Garcia, Dayris 171 Garcia. Mario 163 Garcia. Marisol 153. 171. 172 Garcia, Matilda 46. 56. 147. 159 Garcia, Tania 171 Gardner. Joseph 4. 5. 24. 42, 96 Gardner. Russell 51, 163 Gaspardo. Lynn 14 1. 143, 159 Gates. Edward 80. 122. 138 Gates. Kaleta 159 Gazich. John 163 Gazich, Sharon 163 Gerson. Diane 76 Gibson. Michelle 171 Gibson, Shawn 163 Gibson, Steven 171 Giroir. Jerry 76 Glaze. Barbara 167 Gontino. Mary 163 Gonzalez, Carlos 167 Gonzalez, Maritza 163 Gonzalez. Nercy 171 Goodwin, Vernon 70. 163 Goss. Byron 167 Graber, Jon 52. 70, 73, 136, 154. 156 Graber, Julie 105, 111. 126. 129. 131. 135. 136. 145. 159. 160.238 Gradick, Katherine 3, 5, 10, 39. 46. 74 Grant, Melanie 46, 166, 167 Green. Guillian 167 Greene. James 154 Greene. Julie 159 Gregg, Rema 159 Griffis, Sheila 167 Grill, Amy 104. 105. 111. 126, 128. 136. 163, 164 Grill. Nathan 171 Ground, Laura 137, 167 Ground, Leslie 10. 11, 24, 39, 42. 144, 146, 209 Gutterman. Scott 2. 64, 94, 154. 157 oDo Hale. Jennifer 167 Hale. Julie 167 Hale. Linda 77, 139. 237 Hale. Rick 81. 136 Hall, Robert Hanna. Frankie 144. 146, 154. 236 Hanshaw. Joy 75 Harding. Jamie 167 Harold. Anna Marie 146. 154 Harold. Patricia 171 Harris, David 141. 171 Harris, Gregory 154 Hayden, Heidi 88. 89, 136. 163 Hayes, Carolyn 159 Hayes, David 118. 121 Hayes, Howard 118-121, 154 Hearn, Mary 5, 24. 37. 102, 105, 111. 113, 135. 146. 151. 236 Hedrick, Benjamin 155 Hedrick. Katherine 2, 167 Heinen. Heather 163, 164 Heitzman. Michael 171 Helmick. Ann 171 Hensley. Susan 141. 143, 171 Herd. Bill 155. 156 Herd. Richard 167 Hicks. Honus 141. 171, 172 Hobbs. Jessie 16. 74, 146 Holland. Julie 171 Holmes. Nicole 88, 89. 163, 236. 239 Holub, Scott 163 Hood, Sandra 75, 238 Hood, Shaleen 146, 155. 156, 139 Hoover. Heath 163 Hornsby, Angela 81. 237 Hosek, Hugo 163 Howard, Jan 78, 159 Huff, Chad 163 Huff, Dustin 171 o I] o Irwin. Don 25. 130. 132, 156. 240 Irwin. Ronald 167, 175 O qJJ o Jackman. Anthony 167 Jacobs. Brian 171 Jenkins. Jennifer 159 Jenkins. Patty 171 Jewell. Thomas 163 Johnson. Keith 163 Johnson, Leslie 146. 155 Johnson, Shane 155 Johnson, William 141, 163 Johnston, Jill 163 Johnston, Kennth 25, 67, 155 Johnston, Ramon 81. 85. 137, 169 Jones, Kimberly 151. 155 Jones. Lora 5. 16, 25, 39, 40. 42. 47, 49. 103. 111. 126, 129, 135. 146, 147, 198 Jones. Rita 104-106, 110, 111, 126. 129, 131, 146, 155 ° cc ° Kaelin. Julie 159 Katch. Thomas 163 Keeney, James 81. 98-100, 154 Kellenberger, Daniel 136, 145, 159 Kellenberger. Elizabeth 139, 159 Kellenberger, Karl 141, 171 Keller. J. P. 160 Kelly. Shannon 104, 105, 108, 111, 122, 124, 125, 139, 145, 146, 155. 156 Kennedy, Aden 167 Kepley, Amanda 147. 167 Kepley. Marie 138. 14 1. 142, 147 Kerlin. Lynette 141, 171 Keys, William 144. 155 Kight. Todd 25. 145 King, Bruce 6. 7, 79 King, Kara 88. 89. 139, 146. 155 King, Kristina 5. 88. 89. 91, 163 Kirwan. Sean 121, 141. 164 Klay, Kendall 160 Klippen. Cassandra 155 Kornetti. Paul 10. 26. 40, 92, 93, 95-97. 112-114, 116. 117, 139,201,225 Kouts, Brenda 171 Krause, Thomas 155 Krawchuck, Jennifer 141, 171, Kump, Paisly 26. 146, 151, 204, 222 o L ° La Mantia, John 145, 155 La Mantia. Steve 47, 164 Langley. Krystal 141. 171 Laster. Vivian 118, 164, 236 Layne, Beth 144, 146, 155 Leatherwood, Vivian 164 Lebo, Harry 167 Ledtje. Robert 171 Lee. James 26. 112. 113, 144 Leeper, Wendi26, 138, 146 Legrande, John 113 Leird. William 160 Index 233 Lenco. Matthew 171 Leroy, Terence 27, 144 Lewis, James 171 Lewis, Jon 155 Lewis, Larry 119, 121, 160 Lewis. Mike 27 Lewis. Tammy 167 Liddy, John 130. 132. 144. 155 Lilli bridge. Glenn 60. 147 Lillibridge. Pat 63. 147 Lizano, Barbara 27, 144 Logan. Perry 164 Lohlein. Lauren 160 Lohlein. Rosemary 75 Love. Donna 160 Lowe. Bess 75 Lowe. Maria 61. 77,237 Lowe. Pat 81. 138 Luley. David 27. 97. 136. 175 Lynch, Matt 16. 28. 37, 39. 139 Lynn. Tony 155 ° [M ° MacDonald. Jason 167 Mackerell. Eric 171 Maghakian. Nancy 28 Magner. Leslie 104. 109. 111, 136, 146. 147. 155 Majewski. Alfred 82 Maloney, Mary 73. 84. 237 Mangham. Leon 118-121. 153 Manske, Ricky 171 Maples. Colin 144 Marine. Dot tie 164 Marshall, Melvin 11, 28, 41, 144. 231 Martin, Margaret 164 Martin-Vegue, Kevin 167 Marty. Daniel 138. 164 Mason, David 4. 138, 145. 160 Mason, Susan 5. 28. 41. 62. 138, 145. 151,212 Massey. Lynn 160 Mathias, Mike 164 Matson. James 101. 167 Mauck, Bradley 164 Mauck, Kerry 29, 144 Mayan, Car in 160 Mayan. Thomas 167 McCurry. Jerry 16, 38. 76 McDonald. Jean 82 McDowell, Mickey 136, 138, 145, 160. 239 McDowell. Stacey 4. 10. 29. 43, 58. 144, 146 McGarry, Collin 155 McGarry, Kelly 141. 164 McKelvey. Sean 2, 172 McMillan. Chantelle 164 Me Neal, Christina 45, 66, 104, 111, 126, 129, 131. 136. 139, 146, 155, 156 McPhail, Elizabeth 160 McWhorter. Bradley 171 Mendoza. Juan 172 Michaux. Robb 172 Miles. Jeffrey 54 Miller. Fawn 141 Miller, Jimmy 141. 170, 172 Miller, Lisa 5, 29, 40, 138, 145, 146 Millis, Moses 8, 160 Mills. Shelly 164 Mitchell. Barney 158, 160 Mitchell, Craig 160 Moffett. Meriah 172 Mohler. Gloria 29. 146, 222 Molloy, Shannon 173 Moore, Leslie 138, 155 Moore, Michael 138 Moreira, Jaqueline 167 Moses. Thania 137. 166, 168 Mosley. Andre 98. 168 Mosley. Ernest 98. 121, 168 Motta, Jason 119, 141. 172 Muse. Kip 30. 94, 130, 132, 133, 149, 151, 202, 240 Myers, Christopher 168. 238 Myers, Susan 5, 30. 146. 151 0 0 Nackino, Shawn 168. 175 Narenkivicius. Jason 153 Narenkivicius. Kimberly 155 Navarro, Maria 1664 Near ns. Eugene 57, 94. 136. 155, 157, 239 Neblett. Christina 15. 30. 144. 146. 175 Nelms. Candice 122, 124, 168 Nelms. Carey 122, 125, 168 Nelms, Robert 122-124, 172 Nesbitt. Brian 171. 172 Newlin. Roger 164 Norris. Bret 172 Norris. William 153. 168. 172 Nuccio. Janie 90. 91. 136, 164 Nuccio. Rossi 15, 30. 37. 40. 55. 116. 135, 136, 139, 199 Nunery. Angela 168 Nunez, Miguel 164 o © o O'Neil, Jay 101. 137, 168 O'Neil, Susan 53. 156 O'Rourke. Mike 54, 145 O'Rourke. Tim 156 0'Quinn, Claudia 168 Ochmann. Anthony 172 Olcott, David 3. 9. 10. 11,31, 41. 42, 136 Orr, Joe 74, 145 Orta, Dulce 170, 172 o P o Pace. Emily 53. 88, 89. 113, 136, 153, 159, 160 Pacheco, Jacqueline 160 Patterson. Jeremy 138, 160 Paul, Tammy 48, 53, 104-107, 111. 126, 129, 131, 146. 155. 156 Pavletich. Patricia 31, 144. 146. 175 Perez, Marion 137, 168 Perez. Minerva 164 Perez. Yamilet 164 Perrin, Robert 156 Perrin, Timothy 51. 164 Perry. David 168 Perry. Ricky 141, 172 Picard. Lisa 126, 164 Piet on. La t any a 172 Pic ton, L atony a 172 Pierce. Adam 168 Pierce. Crystal 168 Pierce, Ronald 82 Pine. Kim 4. 15. 31. 42. 43. 58. 144. 148 Pinson. Laurie 160 Pinson. Terry 100. 164 Possinger, Michelle 164 Powell. Charles 14 1. 160 Powell. Trevor 160 Prince, Teri 164 Putz, Anthony 52, 156 o @ o Qualls, Kelly 146, 156 ° ° Rabito. Kimberly 146, 153, 160 Rabito. Tammy 153, 164 Rabito. Tiffany 2. 168 Rabito, William 2, 141, 172 Radi. Troy 164 Ramirez, Marvin 168 Mary, Tina 164 Reapp. Brian 31 Reapp. Patrick 164 Reilly, Tracy 172, 173 Rella, Bryan 32. 144 Rice, Lisa 5, 49, 88. 89, 130, 136, 146, 151, 156 Rice, Mike 165 Rich. Heidi 126, 168 Rich, Helen 126. 128. 160 Rich. Odessa 126, 128 Richardson, Eric 165 Ritchey. Renee 172 Rivers, Tamara 5, 32, 41, 54, 62, 136, 138, 145, 146. 151 Rivers. Timothy 138, 145, 160 Rizzo. David 172 Rizzo. Shane 160 Robbins. Jacob 99. 100. 113. 234 Index 114, 117, 168 Roberts, Ouida 169 Robertson, Yvonne 84, 154 Rockett, Sky 49, 165 Rodriguez, Angela 165 Rodriguez, David 165 Rodriguez, Khristian 172 Rodriguez, Orfilio85 Rojas, Dubier 172 Rojas, G ret tel 169 Rojas, Yuri 161 Ropkey, Catherine 169 Ross. Tim 161 Rotella, Anthony 165 Ruhmel. Niki 141, 172 Rutherford. Christine 8, 130. 150, 165 Rutherford, Drew 130, 131, 133, 161 Salazar. Joseph 51, 136, 138, 145, 161 Sanchez, Alain 169 Sanders, Kevin 161 Santovenia. Iris 169 Santovenia, Rossina 156 Sapp, Jennifer 173 Sapp, Kristine 5, 32. 54, 62, 138, 146. 151 Sapp. Mark 151, 161 Sardinas, Lenia 165 Scotten, Dani 159-161 Seekinger, Mark 140-142, 161 Selah, Joe 138 Shackman, Melissa 90, 91 Shands, Barbara 173 Sharp, Jeffrey 161 Sharp, Thomas 169 Shouley, Ann 4, 5, 32, 43, 146, 236 Show, Michael 51, 165 Silcox, Deborah 141, 142, 166, 169 Silcox, Joyce 9, 141. 165 Silverman, Larry 173 Silverman, Lauren 3, 8, 33, 41. 88, 146 Silverman, Leanne 102, 111, 160, 161,239 Smith, Darrin 5, 33, 113, 130, 133, 135, 151 Smith, David 169 Smith, Dawn 8, 33, 144, 146, 229 Smith, Donald 79 Smith, Jacqueline 151, 156, 236 Smith, Jason 130 Smith, Joseph 157 Smith, Michael 132, 165 Smith, Victoria 169 Smyth. Harold 173 Sparadeo. Steven 173 Spiering, Craig 2, 33. 39, 50, 144 Spikes, Evelyn 151, 239 Splain, Charles 165 Spooner, Marc 161 Sprouse, Michael 165 Stade, Daniel 161 St angle. Lance 165 Starnes, Michelle 150, 157 Staryk, Myka 46. 137, 166. 169 Steffens, Tracy 169 Stephens, Will 165 Stewart, Jody 173 Stewart, Melissa 157 St ike, Jennifer 4, 141. 143, 147, 165 Stoddard, Jack 141, 173 Stout, Eunice 77 Strickland. Cindy 173 Strickland. Tommy 47, 165 Strickland, Tracey 161 Swaney, Deborah 11, 34, 41, 136, 146,214 Swaney. Tracey 136. 150, 162, 165 Sweeting, Mary 173 Sweeting, Shane 93, 161 Sympson, Bill 84, 130, 131, 133 °T° Tart, Dillon 173 Tate, Kevin 2, 48, 157 Teasdale, James 173 Teet, Rodger 165 Teet, Thomas 34, 41, 45 Tenario, Melissa 169 Terpos, Alex 79 Thomas, Mark 169 Thompson, Roy 63, 165 Tittle, Shawn 173 Toledo, Estrella 34 Tout, Jack 144 Tracy, Ronald 169 Turcotte, Michelle 65, 157 Turner, Richard 157 Tyler, Michael 173 Tyska, Mark 165 o y o Ulbrich, Todd 136, 138, 147, 165 Underhill, Mike 34, 54 Urban, Aaron 35, 144 0 0 Van Esselstine, Missy 47. 102, 126, 137, 169 Van Leth, Barbarina 90, 91. 157 Van Leth, Briska 15, 35, 42, 47, 103, 106-108, 110, 111, 126, 129, 146, 147, 209, 240 Van Pelt, Shannon 161 Vance, James 121 Vasquez. Alex 35, 50, 56, 130- 132, 146 Vasquez, Andrea 173 Vasquez, Fabian 47, 51, 165 Vasquez, William 157 Vocelle, Charlene 77 Voss, Penny 161 Voss, Thomas 144, 157 Wagers, Michell 173 Wagers, McCoy 169 Wagers, Trish 173 Wagner, Chris 161 Wagner, Daniel 169 Wagner, Hans 66, 161 Wagner, Harold 35, 144 Walker, Carri 90, 91, 137, 169 Walker, Lonny 165 Warren, Cherylee 111, 165 Westbrook, Michael 161 White, Harold 49, 114, 117, 165 White, Lianne 5, 36 Whitehall, Meghan 155. 157 Whitehead, Lashonda 118 Whitson, Adam 141, 173 Wide man, Nancy 141, 173 Wilfong, Charlotte 169 Willhoite, Cindy 48, 66, 71, 88, 136, 139, 146, 155, 157, 236 Wilkinson, Jane 82 Williams. Burt 169 Williams. Dee 80 Wilson, James 2, 4, 36. 144, 238 Wilson, Sarah 150, 165 Wolszczak, Jay 36, 41, 52, 54, 122, 123, 125, 138, 145, 147, 208 Wolszczak. Kevin 169 Woodland. Wendi 161 Worrell, Stephanie 173 Wright, Paul 169 ofo Yakel. Steve 130, 141, 165 Yerena, Isabel 36, 48, 144 Yerena, Mariela 165 °Z° Zimmerman. Leah 37. 144, 146 Zito, Jack 17, 70. 79, 92, 95, 113 Index 235 As the school year draws to an end, the final words are put into their respective places in the puzzle. These final words were not clear in the beginning because of our lack of knowledge and understan- ding. This void has now been filled by learning and ex- perience. The underclassmen will continue to search for their goals and for the answers to their questions about life. Each individual has his per- sonal questions to ponder, and these answers may only be found within himself. The graduates will have solved all or most of their high school puzzle, but they still must face other challenges. Decisions to be made about college, business, travel, entertainment and careers lie ahead. As they ac- complish one challenge, the graduates may find other ideas to go after because of the inexhaustable resources which are available to them. 236 Closing We congratulate the class of ’85 and caution them on their approach to life’s questions in the years ahead. We offer the best of luck to those underclassmen who will follow in the seniors' footsteps, and who will give their best efforts to similar problems that they will face in the future. Closing 237 238 Closing Closing 239 240 Closing The 1985 edition of the Shoreline was published by Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. A press run of 450 copies was made of the 240-page edition. All pages were printed on 80-pound enamel stock. The standard material cover was blue 340, with blue 865 and white 911 therm-o-screened onto it. End- sheets were set on a 20% marine blue 12 background, with 60% marine blue shading and 100% marine blue outlines and lettering. Division pages were set on a 20 % black background, with 60% black shading and 100% black outlines and lettering.