Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1986 volume:

Time fer a Change= Shoreline 1980 — Marathon Florida — Dedication Ms. Katherine McLane Dear Ms. McLane, The 1986 Shoreline staff is honored and pro- ud to dedicate our book to you. Your academic achievements and your devotion to your students have not gone without recognition. We are sure that the students you have taught have enjoyed the opportunity they've had to get to know you and to learn from you. Your understanding of your students and your eagerness to help them seem endless. We know that the decision to go back to school after eight years of teaching was a dif- ficult one. Our loss was the University of Florida's gain. It couldn't have been easy — attending classes, conducting seminars, and holding down not one, but two, part-time jobs didn't leave you much time to study. Yet you achieved your Master's degree with a straight A average. We are proud of you! For these reasons and more, Ms. McLane, we dedicate the 1986 Shoreline to you. 2 Dedication Dedication 3 Chanae Campus Gets a New Look While students and teachers enjoyed their summer vacations, county maintenance crews were hard at work in Marathon. The School Board's decision to establish a separate middle school on the high school campus meant that E- wing had to be completely renovated, and created the biggest job. Room E-9, formerly a classroom, became the office for Marathon Middle School's principal, Joe Orr, and teacher aide Terri Brand. Rooms were painted, air conditioners were repaired, and the hallway was fit- ted out with new bulletin boards and reconditioned lockers. Middle school students traveled to and from school on their own busses, directly from the end of E-wing. The extension of sidewalk roofing from E-wing to the science wing was welcomed by both students and teachers who no longer had to get wet changing classes on rainy days. The most noticeable change on campus was the sodding of the areas between A, B, C and D wings. Bare, dusty areas that had for years been used by students as shortcuts, outdoor lunch areas and playgrounds were sud- denly lush and green, and inspired students to stick to the sidewalks — a first for Marathon! The new changes on campus were quickly adjusted to by the student body, who soon treated them as if they had been around for years. 4 Opening Opening 5 Change Time Out for Study A new addition to the daily schedule at Marathon's high school and middle school was a thirty-minute study hall. The Superintendent hoped students would use this time to work on their studies and improve their academic standing. Although many students did take good advantage of the extra time to study for tests or get their homework out of the way during the regular school day, some regarded it as a welcome break in the long, seven-period day. Study hall gave these students an oppor- tunity to socialize with their classmates, catch up on their reading, or just relax and put aside the pressures of the academic day for a few minutes. 6 Opening Opening 7 Change More Credits Needed When students returned to Marathon High School in August, they were faced with an increase in graduation re- quirements from 25 to 26. Language arts credits grew from four to six; science was increased to three; social studies doubled from two to four; and a new physical education requirement, life managament skills and personal fitness, was added. An additional requirement of one-half credit in performing fine arts added two new courses to the cur- riculum — drama and dance. Dance class exposed students to dance as a creative art form through instruction in a variety of dance forms. Drama used dramatic exercises and on-stage acting experiences to make students more aware of themselves and more familiar with the dramatic form in literature. 8 Opening Opening 9 Seniors................................. 12 Classes..................................$6 Juniors............................... 38 Sophomores............................ 42 Freshmen.............................. 46 Student Life............................ 50 Athletics..............................52 Organizations........................ 100 Activities........................... 114 Faculty................................ 126 Index...................................132 10 High School Time fer a Chanae Marathon High School 12 Seniors Seniors Introducing 14 Seniors • • • the class cf ’86 Seniors 15 Senior Ron Abuja josc Arquez Tcri Armstrong Bruce Antetomaso Richard Baro David Batson Kim Bittner Hooper Cassidy Lisa Coppotelli Raymond Cucchi Lisa Delano Elfie Fassel Ion Graber Julie Graber Scott Gutterman Gregg Hammond Ann Marie Harold Greg Harris Howard Hayes Bill Herd leanette Holmes David Irwin Leslie Johnson Shane Johnson Lucinda Jones Rita Jones Shannon Kelly Billy Keys Kara King Tommy Krause John Lamantia Jennifer Lazarowicz Eric Lazenby Jon Lewis Leslie Magner Collin McGarry Tina McNeal Mike Moore Kim Narenkivicius Gene Nearns Susan O'Neil Tim O'Rourke Tammy Paul Robert Perrin Tony Putz Kelly Qualls Kim Rabito Lisa Rice Barbara Rodriguez Jackie Smith Donnie Smyth Rodney Stiltner Kevin Tate Cindy Tizziani Richard Turner Barbarina Van Lcth Bill Vasquez Tom Voss Hans Wagner Mike Westbrook Meghan Whitehall Cindy Willhoite Happines Is ... Favorite Saying... Being with friends Being with the one you love Being loved! Partying my own way Sleeping Being a senior Shane Spending time with my boyfriend Spring break Ft. Lauderdale A sunny day!!! Achieving your goals with success! Cruising with the top down!! Money, friends, and LOTS of both!!! Graduating in 976 hours and 20 minutes from 9 23 85 Winning pep-rallies and partying Being a senior Being with Diana Having a good time Living the luxurious and wild life! Being a senior Partying with friends and maybe graduating Graduation KIM Being a senior Partying and guys!! Being with Michael Partying with friends and getting belligerent!!! My Mom and Dad Being a senior UNKNOWN... Weekends and summer vacation Having great times with close friends! Spending time with my girlfriend! Getting what I want Graduation A Smile... Sport fishing Getting everything I want plus a lot more!!! A big Mac Good times with good friends Graduating from MHS Being with my family Fast cars and loud music Being a senior Having fun with family and friends Shopping Good times with my family and friends Making the best with what you have! Shopping and having fun! MUSIC Knowing this is my last year of school Being a very happy senior Mark Cindy Leaving school, fishing, and working on my boat! Being with my family! Being a senior Getting out of school Graduating Being a SENIOR!! Times spent with friends Old time Rock-n-Roll, falling in love, and Levis Hey man ... Hey Dude! Yo'Man Momma told me not to, don't think I ought to. Shut up ... Bill! May your camel never get a flat! Say What...?! Where's Shane? “Roll a goat Wanna wanna Go for it! HUH?! You can do anything you set your mind to Hey Holmes You MUST be high! “I don't know Where's the party?! I don't know ... Oh Fudge! Get Back Hey dude ... What's up? Hello! Whats up? If you can't be good be good at it! Say what?... Your Momma Aids Victim Hey Dude! Will you PLEASE shut up! Belligerents! Would I lie?!!! Do what?! Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow! Life goes on! Life is as good as you make it so it good. Check me out. Check me out! Imagine that! Back in black! See how you are?! ?!(S @ !!!PUH-LEEZ!!! You can't kill rock-n-roll GROW-UP Let's party sure!!! Gold Reserve A penny saved is a penny earned I thought I'd lose my mind And who do you think you are Revenge is a dish better served cold Don't count your chickens before they hatch ! 5 ?! Who cares! What's for supper What's up? Killer I don't get mad I get even!!! Don't schitz on me Nice and boge... PSYCHE Baby... I'm a amazed 16 Seniors Spctli ht Favorite Pastime ... Watching the submarine races Riding around town Aug. 19, 1985 cruising Driving in the mud Hydrosliding Going out with friends Partying!! Having enough fun to remember! Going to Key West in style Diving Spending Sundays at the beach! Lifting weights. Martial arts Skiing Getting in trouble Football Partying and going to concerts! Partying with friends Watching the submarine races Partying with friends Diving and sparring Partying! Partying! Craiger Drumming Partying at CoCo Plum 4:00 a.m.; 9:00 a.m.; 3:30 a.m. Anticipating June 5th!!! Partying! Writing... Partying, skiing bangin' out!! Sleeping Sleeping Cruise'in!!! Spending time with friends Playing in the snow! Driving to Ft. Lauderdale Beach! Special moments with special friends!!! Fishing snorkling. Spending as much money as I can!!! Sleeping Going out and having fun Partying!!! Spending time with friends. Partying! Partying! Traveling with family friends!! Gossiping Dancing Writing... Traveling Listening to music Being with friends good times!! Partying Prom '83' Aug. 11, 1984 Fishing, working on engines Going to the beach on weekends! Partying Skiing Last year's X-mas break!! Fiesting Shopping Sharing great times with good friends!!! Future Plans ... Unknown til' death ... One day at a time! joining the Florida Marine Patrol get married Colin None ... What future? Go to College Go to U of F To get out of Here!!! To be happy ... To be a cosmetologist and get married. Technical school CALIFORNIA GO NAVY!!! MAKE BUCKS Leave here and marry someone extremely wealthy!!! College College and travel Not sure... I'll cross that bridge when I get there, if I get there Going to vocational school. Go to college, work, retire early and sit back! Move away from Marathon! Make $$$$ Seek perfect musicians for a rock-n-roll band Move back to California College Florida State University To live in California What will be will be!!! Hopefully college GROW-UP College College and $$$ To love a long and fulfilling life with everything I need! Own my own chain of beauty salons ARMY Pack my bags ... and pay the price To get a PHD in business and nuclear engineering Drive my BMW down Rodeo Drive!! Go to Key west this weekend! College (?) College, majoring in physical therapy Own a Lamborghini Go to college and cxccll in excellence Become a cosmetologist Become a journalist Go to college to study business and computers College Lawyers? Attend college in New England To become a master Electrician and go into electronics Partying and going to college To achieve all life has to offer College, travel the United States Return to Holland and continue my education To become a killer Architect ARMY Go to college and become a millionaire! Move to California Follow my dreams ... Major in journalism at University of KY. Pet Peeve ... Pushy People Losing a football game Tourists!! Tommy's Driving!!! My brother PJ!! School food!! Shane using a desk as a drum!! Bruiser BobQ C(S !! Being rushed when going out!! Snobs!! Are you kidding?!... Everything bothers me!! Parents giving lectures! Being ignored and having to wait on someone! People who are not open-minded! Homework!!! Big mouthed juniors!!! Being picked on all of the time! Tommy's Driving!! People who think they know everything... but DON'T!!! Having too much homework! NOISE, when doing school work!! School!! Craiger, don't forget People who play my drums ... and don't know know to play!!! Mondays!!! To be ignored!! Trigonometry and Leslies bad moods!!! School hours!! Feet... YUCK!!! My car and going to school!! When the gas tank says E !! No partying on Friday nights!! Nothing — I'm a very Mellow Fellow!! People telling me what to do without reason! Monday-Thursday! School-work!! MARATHON People saying they can't do something! Warm beer!! Working!!! School!! Losing!!! Surfer clothes!!! When people play the schitz game! 2-faccd people! People who snore!! People who bite their nails! Snobs, hypocrates, unfair people!! Snobbish people!! School! Little red E on my gas gauge. School, the schit f game, and the Cops!!! Questions you can't answer! Having high hopes, and then being let down. People who play the schitz game! When plans change! People tapping pencils on their desks!!! People who ask too many questions! Not getting my way!! Surfers in shin-shorts, hangin' out where there's NO WAVES!! Seniors 17 Ronald Dwayne Abuja Big Time Key RULES!.. Hey Jose ... Stoney what's your problem?... Man Bill you sure are ugly... Just kiddin ... Hey man what's your problem?MG VS tree,Ramm GTV is born!.Problems,Problems, and more Problems ... Takin it one day at a time... Killer man ... Chill out... Totally Awesome... Naughty Naughty ... Let the good times Roll... Lovin every minute of it... Summer of 85 Ron what are you going to do with your life? What's up Elf?Mornin Babs cucci cucci cucci... Lost it againParty Hardy ... Hi Dad I can't drive 55 ... Busted the man of many names Spike... Rad Ron psyco class of 86 rules life's a beach I'm alive ... I'm a survivor... life's too short to be depressed live it to the limit, Meghan Spunky Whitehall a friend always cruisen Mario Mario Mario Mario love ya always love you Mom and Dad Good-bye MHS,Look but world I'm outta here!! Bruce Ray Antetomaso 79 Ford Bronco ... It's time to baja!!... 85 Riviera to Key West!!... Rental cars are it!!... Going to Key West with Tom, Greg, Rod ... Don't worry, Mom I • pass!!... I did it!... I am out, time to move to the woods forget the city life!!... 5ye MHS forever... Love ya Mom and Dad and thanks to Jerry, Walter and Bob for the Confidence and the kick in the rear... Jose Efrain Arguez BOO-BOO ... Retired Football player 88 and 54 ... Jackie... The date Oc- tober 4,1986 ... To be or not to be... May'84... the prom of a lifetime, with Jackie Cordova ... My Trans Am ... Lady ... The Marines,thefewthe proud ... AWESOME ... I LOVE YOU JACKIE ... Both knees!!!... OH NO!!... Miami Dolphins numero uno ... Ich Liebe Dich ... Te Quiero Para Siempre Hoy y en El futuro... The Cuban Connection... Shannon's vicious right hook... Prom '86 ... Gradnite with Jackie... Cougar... Fiero... Air Marino... I Still can't believe I made it!!... Sheena ... Jose Andres... THE BEACH ... I have the steel ... SENIORS ... The baddest class of 1986... Jackie... Mi Corazon y Mi Vida ... Jackie... Nothing is going to stop us... Kelsey's, May,11 ... It is my life... Goodluck little sister... ADIOS MHS... Theresa Lynn Armstrong Colin, love ya always forever! Nov.29,84 ... X-Mas night 85-what a trip ... My everything... 86 finally made it... Aug. 19,85-a floater!... N.C. in my car?... Money for nothing... Don't be sny now! Best friend Tina Mac, thanks for everything!... We're here!... Now wnat?... Good times with the Bunch ... Tina,Cin,Scoop,Mollie... far'd us-Terrorizing-one day at a time-a 5 person 2- seater-toilet water-it's 9:02 man... good shampoo... But wallie!... Van , Halen84-Jitney Bus-14 people ... Parties at Andy's-downstairs-Dec.24,83 ... Missya Jay-good times in the TR7 ... Party all the time... no pain on IBUS LANE ... Escape Hurricane Kate ... Life's a beach ... Then you die... of speed racer ... CRITTER!?... Squeak... Squeak... shh-someone's in the bathroom-oh well ... How many times?!... Holiday Inn's-The Garage-CoCo condo 3... Thanks Mom Dad-good luck lil bro ... Later much MHS... It's been real!... 18 Seniors Richard Allan Baro Shannon you snob, a vet ain't that bad ... FSU ... Do it yourself Bill... playing musical cars ... Digger Dan Can, I hope ... Hey Scott, Mickey Mouse rules ... Don't worry Aaam you're still our little bucket head ... Big Blue Bomb... Thanks for the hair Lori... directions to Gainsville... East till you smell it South till you step in it... Homecoming 85 ... Let The Good Times Roll... Shut up Rich ... You can't tell Uncle Rich Char... Grad nite 86 ... Sorry Mark, I rubb- ed some mud off your car... My two favorite teams: The Seminoles and whoever playing the Gators... Lisa you smile too much ... Adam is your mouth numb?... Make sure you lock the doors,WAIT, THE KEYS... LTD rules ... Thanks for your help in history Angela, John, thanks for being a friend ... good luck PJ, Scott, and Michael... Love you Mom and Dad ... Which way to Tallahassee?... I'm gone... David Edward Batson, Jr. A Senior at last... Parties at Key Lime w John ... Hey John lets go crusing... Midnight excursions w Scott and John ... What's wrong with my driving?... John, flashing blue lights mean pullover, right?... Party at my house-do I know these people?Thanks for the help Tina... Prom '85-a little fender bender?!... Early morning talks w Meghan ... Late night w Leslie on the telephone ... Tam Meg, Angela, Shannon, Lisa, Sue, and Leslie I'm just kidding! smile I love ya ... Awesome Dolphins... Tag teaming w John ... Great things come in small packages... Say What?Test?! What Test?Fla. girls best in the world. „.parties at Coco... Hey John, I think that girl wants your body... Long night at Key Lime ... Who knows what the future holds... Give me a Mt. Dew, right Tina?Football '85, best record ever, 8-1 ... Well MHS it is time to go... Mom and Dad I love you,you too little brother... Bye Kimberly Jean Bittner Shane!... !'m finally a Senior!!... The first time at the bridge with Lisa D. Michelle S. Hooper. YUCK!... Is it time yet?... I finally got my license. I can't believe it... Good time with Tina Mac, Julie, Emily and Lisa D. Where's Shane? ... Funny days at the beach!... HaHa!... Kim R. remember the phone calls?... I can handle it Lisa D. Huh-What? Crash in the trees? Who me? Shane are you there?... Hey Tina — watch out for the people!... North Carolina ... Bad Seniors ... earth space science ... CHOCOLATE! YUM ... Bahamas ... Rush and Deep Purple concerts what fun! My little drummer boy you're my best friend. Cruising around town in my baby blue Datson. Going to Key West with Jon Graber!... Motley Crue concert with Lee, Gregg and Shane — what a blast! ... Bye MHS ... Thanks Mom and Dad you've been great and helpful I love you! Candice Lynn Cassidy 86 was too late-Where have all the good times gone?-road trips; outa town, outa mind-Ruff Nites?!-Fantasys in Key Wierd-Mysterious Bruises-Lemon Jonny, my buddy-Yor kidding Vince-Rouna Playhouse-Muff Times-Wiskicreek-Mondays -FORD-Parties at my house-Good times, good friends-Thinkin-arrested AGAIN- Crusin in the Cadi-M 13=good C-BopBob-Delinquent-Ohh Shell- Coco experience it-BARRED-Margaritaville -Hardtimes-Thanx 4 the neck job Red-Dog Track-IceCreamCake-Lucky-Pig Slime-Ft. Landerdale-HourTimes-Snap a Frog-Olphin Games-Thanx Tina-Get a piece of the rock-Hey Bonehead- Tip Ter-Jammin -ofmin MANIAC-l love you, Jimbo-My Cuz-Pathetically funny-We ARE Miami Vice-Thanx Mom Dad, I love U-that was then, this is now, and lots more to come-Let the good times ROLL! Seniors 19 Lisa Coppotelli It's my turn, Joe-Summer Love-what a guy-Leslie passa pretzel-Bumper cars wih Carin-oops ... I'm late-Chooches-Chit Chat w Sue-Mr. Lil it wuz only 1 -Kev John-Edaie V. Lily? Be real-wanna-wanna-psych-Ang Bill-tanx! Board again- who me? New years-KCB-oof-awesome twosome... My Joey Me-2 9 85-play our song-Nov 16 Romance city- Big Bird''-'55 Chevy-takes a lickin keeps on tickin-Best of Key West-Me drive-un-about that tree-joe I did it! Ooh ... Make my day-Roses-for me-aw! Rita-dude-Get a job!-Ho-Jo's Splash-6-9-12-Sandi I'm learnin'-Gradnite Prom '86-can't wait! Jan 2 what a surprise My Joey-all he does is fly throw an X-Babe you make me so proud have spiced up my life- Thanx for comin my way... Joe-1 luv U with all my heart! Mom Dad you're the greatest-l love you both very much! MHS-lt's been real... Raymond Alan Cucchi Good bye MHS. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Thanks Gren and Grem I love you all. The time spent at MHS is and always will be special. Good luck in the Navy Elfie. Ron, I hope things work out for you. My Senior has been the GREATEST year. I met my dream girl. You ARE very special to me Meghan. I will love you forever. DCT has been a blast. Working at the boat yard has been a real exprience, Mike and Sharon are two of the nicest people I've met. Thanks for be- ing such a good Friend Eric, You are like a brother to me. Working at the park has kept my wheel on the road. Cutlas Calais all the way. ARMY 1 Debi you are very special, I love you lots. Hey Gutterman, I'll Give you two dollars to do my homework! Good luck in life John. Look out Bro here I come Good times in the GREMLIN won't be forgot. Let the good times roll 86 RULES Lisa Danielle Delano It's me, Lisa D... I demand to understand... words just vanish in the haze... K-girls, rah-rah ... the 4th w Sal Shell-1 don't remember... Z-sisters ... girls of summer... KILLER... bridge parties, beach parties, parties... The Fest of Fantasies... brain neutralizers... Summer'83 ... Proms... not ANOTHER wreck!... the old days... KeyWest dazed day... Get a REAL life... SuperSundays-beachdays... people talk,voices carry... round playhouse... Hey dude, that suit is really you ... WHINER... Sailor buddies ... Malibu nights ... late nite callers... geeked... paranoia sets in... Special Friends-for good times and bad-thanks... Toga at Hoops... This is my favorite song... Grand- TheftAuto ... Bop'in Bob ... SCROUNGE ... you goober ... Paradise?WRONG!Give me the California life ... cruise... Keep a smile... my best friend Shell... Mom Dad, you're the best-1 love U... may the good times continue to roll... Here's to future days... Elrieda G. Fassl Big Time Key. 76 PINTO. BUDGY, 360's in the rain, let's do it again. ArAr... We got our shirt around the world. TURTLE KRAALS. NARLY. Otey. SQUIDS ... Look the sun is rising... Tall men, why Me?... I'm just a kid. Call me ELF... Dancing all night long... (Jim, why did my heart fall for you? MR. IjlERO I LOVE YOU). Mary Lou thanks for being my best friend. I promise!, starting tomorrow ... Go and take a shower. 6 BURGERS in one day. Us Europeans stick together ... Yes Babs, in H20 ... Ray you're super... 7 MILE BRIDGE RACE ... KEY WEST 85. Jim, like Simple Minas say. Don't forget about me. Tonya miss you lots and lots, wish you were here... Lieber Papa und Mutti! vielen dank fur alles. Die Zukunft gibt mir Angst, aber mit Eure Kraft und Liebe schaff ich es schon ... GOOD BYE MARATHON HIGH. Its been real... U.S. NAVY here I come ... LATER ON. 20 Seniors Jon David Graber Hey Holms, what up? ALL-DAY Ski Trips TEAM MAZDA Be careful I lift weights Who me? No wav! But on a serious note Zeppelin,Floyd,and the STONES rock That's my middle name brother The Crue Concert Florida City Mishap Mom Dad both far and near... Thanks lll always love you Jon's school of cool Co-Co and 7-mile Great times with Jarrod,Colin,Jeff Kevin Jar- rod Hoop,is tnat a Cop? But you dont understand Kara-luv you always WASH MY CAR? Porsche 959 Where did the boat go?? accidents do happen Let the good times roll Midnignt Missions Jon said let there be a party and there was a party You hear that slimes, Infamous Hey ossifer friendly,its for youl Co'mon Doc,'give me a breakN Where is Big Pine? The truth is stranger than fic- tion Hunting Shoot to thrill Hellofathing Seniors RULE The Cruise?Hey,your mom is calling you LATER DATE MHS Julie Lynn Graber FRIENDS... Life's a beach ... Jon-Cruising w the topdown .. .iSal, let's get a ride w the security guard!... Get a top,Kris-we're being watched!... -I could just die... CDOLL's aide ... Not the locker room, AGAIN!... Designated Drivers... PRIZES ... Toga party at Hoop's... Lisa d-we're on the same chan- nel! ... I'm NOT playing Mexicans!... We're going to Ohio ... Blah-hah!... Wu-Wu, Sigma Nu!... K-GIRLSIRAH-RAH!... Prior Engagements ... Lord Louverless-you don't know em!... Older Friends .. ..VolleyBall Softball-State Champs ... Rootbeer shooters w wild women ... Talks w Meg... You must be down?!... Where's the kleenex. Shell?... You must be high!... Paranoid?... Let's hit another Frat Party, Bee!... Bored-Bored-Bored!... The Cruize ... Caught in the Act... No, I'm not running 10 minutes for saying that!?... I love you, Mom, Dad, the rest of the family Scott Bradley Gutterman Arthur's Army!! Finally MHS Was that your finger Shannon? Dolphins 85 1 Chili Sauce Ten!!! 12 Summers in Coca Beach It just doesn't matter Rich,MIC!... Thanks for being a friend Tam, love you too Meg One last trip to the locker room Dave Never another party Boys State '85 She robbed the cradle twice! Disney '86 Surfin 1 Race ya Joe Trick or Treat '85 A Piner with an A average Mr. Keeny Class of'86 Spool! Lisa I think you got a chance $1,000 Return of the Wampus cat Here's one for Dr. Gates: flippity, floppity, flip, the mouse in the mobius strip, the strip revolved and the mouse dissolved in a cronodimensional skip Good Luck John! Hulkamania Enough sillyness-time to say goodbye Thanks for everything Mrs. G ... Dad, I couldn't have done it without you! The time has come the Walrus said ... Gregory Thomas Hammond SENIORS 86 Rush ... Living in the limelight the universal Dream.Going on trips.long onesIHeavy Metal, the Wall,Fantasy Fest85 Turn off the lights above ALL CONCERTS! Grad nite 86 I'm just getting warmed up!Where is the party? How'd her eyes get so green? If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice Surely you jest Ratt Bon Jovi,AC DC the Crue Kiss Rush 2112 Tom Sawyer Territories Power Windows the palm trees and red barrels of fun sunsets are fascinating, wish I had my own room Danny, what about the room? Ft. Lauderdale,Hurricane days,Sagittarius, the weapon the float,her eyes are so greenlwish you were her exact duplicate Miami Dolphins! you didn't forget did you Tony? Better luck next door,Lonny!Glow Sticks 3am ... Lets go to Homestead The 5 musketeers No tailights Who put mushrooms in my salad? RUSH RUSH RUSH!!! Seniors 21 Ann Marie Harold Homecoming 85 Seniors do it again another Dolphin Victory stuck out at coco Plum Vernon will you please put me down now Marathon Cnicken let the good times roll parties at the Bridge Cruising down Duval Good times in Key West Good times with Kelly,Vivianand Minerva at Coco Plum cruising to Miami with Liz Good Luck Patty in your future years of High School Love ya Kathy thanks Mom and Dad for everything Good Luck class of 87 SENIORS of 86 RULE forever thank God I finally graduated! Gregory Noble Harris OH FUDGE! Where'd my money go? Racing Walter down Coco and U.P.S. truck pulls out. Fudge it passing on the left is legal... Box in the way, run it over! Shut up David! Jay it's Right Guard time. Jay alcohol burns great. Stop throwing up! The good times at MHS, who can remember, not me! What old ladies? OH! Tom- my we flew off that jump. Volkswagons can't do that. Or can they? Mr. Maniac who will he scare next? RATT concert, Crue concert, GREAT! Nature trail driving course, I failed. ICH LEIBE DICH DIANA. Being stuck on the 7-mile bridge . allnight! don't worry Jay I'll flag someone down even if I burn my foot off! Mom,Dad thanks for everything, especially you Dad. I love you both! David you're a brat but I love you. Delana I'll never forget you! How could I! Bye, my teachers are glad I'm leaving. ME TOO I love ya Delana-who knows? Howard Odell Hayes BYE BYE MARATHON HIGH I finally made it. Roses are red Violets are blue high school was fun but I'm glad we're thru! I will always remember Mom and Dad ... Thanks for making me go to school, Love always, your son Howard. To my little sister Cat-we had good times and we had bad times. Lots of luck in the future. You'll need it! HA! HA! to all my friends, when you remember good old Marathon High School remember 11. Basketball four years. My best year 85-it was alive! Thank you, Coach Sikora who made it possible. Bill Nguyen Herd Football 75.Crazy Man.Summer of 85 at Hawks Cay.Shannon shut up.Killer driving to Key West.Good times in Key Wierd camel my financial income. Ready to take on the Rich Boys' Sport of Tennis.Best football record ever at MHS 8- 1 .Killer defensive!End Mohawk boys get stomped on.Psycho man bites a tree with his MG.Shut up Ron.we're surrounded by GEEKS like Guiligan and Turner.NROTC.I.Here I come... Bill what are you going to do with your life?Love you Ma Hue and Uncle Thanks for your help. Isabell just wait till I'm 18 ... Just kicking back in the Fla. Keys waiting to retire.Seniors of 86 and let the good times roll.Good luck little bro take care of yourself.Party hardy and take ad- vantage of life.Good bye MHS I've had good times here... 22 Seniors John David Irwin Class of 86 ... Big Time Key . .. Noname ... Bahaing at the track ... Mike, look at your truck!. . . Tom's dying stang . .. Hanging out in the middle of 7 mile bridge ... Harry's Starliner.. . Well, Harry we're pro dart players now ... Susan's Trans Am ... Tom, it catches second ... Come on Tom, let's go to Marathon ... Late night traveling with Tom .. 7-Mile . .. Coco ... I don't remember... Going down town in a police car with Mike and Bill... Key West... Fantasy Fest... Huddles in the middle of Duval.. . Beligerent Don ... Mrs. Krause, we didn't see the parade ... Tim trying to sell a Buick to Ronald McDonald ... Poor Tim trying to ride ... Gallon of RC w Tom Tim ... Lots of good times... Let good times roll... Thanx for everything Dad, Mom, and Sue,... I love ya ... Bye-Bye MHS ... Leslie Geraldean Johnson Good Ol' Ibus, Teri Billy ... Thanks a lot, Teri, Goodluck. Lisa C. Thanks for the place Paula Donnie, I owe ya ... auto ... Mr. Pierce? ... Ton, you're the greatest... Z28, Craiger FOREVER ... We're gon- na be later Teri... Thanks to EVERYONE at the Hurricane ... That's my 1 st Kate ... It's a boy ... 10:00 Curfew?.. . Wolfman ... David take care remember... Me ... Not a bird?!... Cutting it close .. . David miss va .. . Remember what I said always!! Roadrunner?!. You get out of my sight see what you do? Craig, This is it... I love you, Thank you for helping me, 2 yrs. you're the best of friends ... Waterbed? Summer of '85 Mama Ron you really made things happen. I love you both Thank you ... Donna I did it... Look out Tenn ... The 1 st in the family ... No more High School... College? maybe! The hassle IS worth the tassle!!! Bye- Bye MHS ... It's been a real experience. It's over Shane Patrick Johnson Rock Roll is my kind of life-style — Oh no my party has already started and I just got home (Dade-Christian) Hey lunch lady, just what is that? Kim,Kim,Kim what would I have done without you? — Forget this song Gene, let's play Purple Haze — Rock Roll — Rush — Led — Zep — Jimi — Crue — VH — Sexy Girl — LTD — Hey Roger! Back of the pickup with Lonny and who? — I like silk stockings —• I love Kim — Wasted Youth — Playing with Freddy Kenny at the Brass Monkey — SHE's only rock roll — I know they are listening to me in the control room right now, but I don't care . . . Frank Zappa ... Death before Disco Death before Soul, I only play ROCK ROLL — I am a New World Man — Hey Kenny what were you doing in the Girls' room? Bears 1 — Woodstock, yes I'm experienced — Motley Crue 1 — If you look hard you'll see me under the lights Thanks Mom Dad, Freddi Kenny Crue. JESUS 1 23 Lucinda Jones Swimming at OHS ('84, '85 Finally got my license.My best friend Jenny.HiClass of 86. My car is dead. My boyfriend Jeff I'm gonna miss ya John and Jenny! Seniors 1 .Pep rallys.PARTYSH Coco Plum, bridge. Good Luck Jenny Lazarowicz, John LaMantia, Lynn Gaspardo, Jenny Hursey, Bill Herd and Laurie Pinson.I love you MOM! Bogie! 12-24-86 SKIDZ Thanks Keith for being there!-Burger King... Sundays at the beach ... M M,ARE YOU HERB? Rita Grace Jones 86 Well world get ready cause here comes Rita thanks mom, uncle J, Aunt Pauline if it wasn't for you I wouldn't have made it bridge parties with friends Michael Jackson concert was the best of all look there's that guy with the nice bod he's cute Debra it's the big grad bird!Debra wait a minute remember the good old times-l love you all but I gotta go Softball-volleyball state champions 1983 best time with Tiff-Tina-Kim out wait a minute TifflHelp me! I can't breathe look why don't you just take me home? Derek Andy Ms KIZZ ha ha Shelia Trelis and Leon I love you all Debra let me borrow some money Thanx lots Mr. Bayles Goodtime wth Tammy Shannon-roomate Girls' State I wanna go home Friends are Friends forever Jeff-you're too nice to me but I love ya Danny you go ask Kim your cousin is so different as in weird Shad I love ya. Shannon Leigh Kelly I want your money now! Love those pineapples-DIET,Who me?-Prom '84-ski beech!-Mark's Trivial Pursuit-nightriders-Eddie through the window-Lasagna!!- Tennis capt. '85-12 24 83-ALLIGATORS PREPS-Homecoming 85-Lissette Sandy-Phone Bills-Mustangforever-did you study?-NHS Convention '85-Girls' State I wanna go home-sister myth-195,828 Right Lyle?-Jose, Leave mealone!- Scott that's my finger! There's a rat loose in thelibrary-Springsteen 84-Europe '85-it's 5th period so relaxl-Bryce's party Joy Cindy as the Pointer Sisters! Michael,l love you!-Newlywed Questions-you bought a jeep!?!-Leslie, I can read that sign, I swear! -It's obviously osmotic pressure, OBVIOUSLY!- to Tallahasee through the rain! William Ronald Keys Big Time Key Seniors '86 party out mean green loving every minute of it Ford Rules Big City nights Fantasy Fest '85 Sunrise weekend the Sacks 7- mile Coco full moons and mean tunes no pain on Ibus Lane Rush2112 You know it officer Boge Mark your cars on fire Ratt Concert Belligerent Peo- ple Dazed an Confusea spring break '85 1 have become comfortably numb sketter got a green one Led Zep Mexican Americans like to go par- ty Deep Purple Ren Ren talk too much you never shut up gettiri sick in the stang Homecoming '84 but officer transformers grubbling with the rocks l'm not gonna do that again Thanks for everything Dad Cindy I love you Tracey Killer FaiFlane Nature Trail Later Day MHS it's been sweet Let the good times roll Seniors '86. 24 Seniors Kara Leah King SUPER SENIORS ... Que sera ... Good times w special friends ... Cross- Country w Rick ... Z-Sisters... Wasted years ... Summer of 84 ... MEMORIES ... 20... My Scoop's here... Car thieves... Prom Schmom 84... Remember the pact... GRAPES ... My Secret Passage ... CRUISE ... Headgames-my life story... Partyin w Shell Jon Lisa Eric-what a BLAST!... ENTRE NOUS ... When you're cool the sun always shines ... Jon-I luv U ... GET A LIFE ... I'm in 'control-AGAIN ... Thank the neighbors for me!... Trouble in Paradise ... Coco and the bridge ... Boot Key beach ... QUEENIE ... GOOBER ... No more pyramids ... LOVE STINKS ... Miami-Dade or bust-We'll make it Tina ... I luv U Linda Lou ... Everything must change ... Life's a beach ... Good Times will ALWAYS roll... I love U Mom Dad-Good Luck Kris Jenn ... Later Daze MHS-lt's been too real!... enjoy here while your here cause there's no here there... Thomas Ernest Krause Big Time Key... Soapy... 95-What a joke,Football 8-1 Thanks Sympson and Gentry... Perry-Oklanoma with Drew and Art... Exactly 50 Huh Drew ... Emergency Brakes ... Ford-69 Mustang... Hanging out in the middle of the 7-mile bridge ... YAMAHA !-y2 80,125,250-Noname-last lap crash-Sorry Stene I didn't see you ... Dandylions ... Racing in Homestead what a blast... Tim, do you want to ride my blue Ha Ha ... Fantasy Fest 83 84 85 What parade Mom ... Huddles in Duval Street... New Years Eve ... Ya ossifer I can drive... Funless with Susan . .. Myrtle Beach with Mel and Paul Late night traveling .. . Warren's wrecking crew... After wedding brawl in the Pelican Post... Seger and Skynrd ... Thames Mom and Dad I love ya ... Let the good times roll... Later Date MHS John Charles LaMantia Sure I'll playfootball,but I'd rather break my pinky than be a lineman.Hey you guys, it's not funny-it's a major injury ... so close to a tag team with Dave at Key Lime ... Hey Gutterman, want to drag race ... Let's have a Senior party at Dave's house-who would possibly come!... What's my GPA?Don't ask me, ask Shannon.Does anyone know what chapter we're on in physics?Will I ever stop acting for Mrs. Chisolm 7th?lf I hear one more story about me and that place, I'm going to make up some stories about you too, Graber!... Lockerroom ... David if I hear you say that three letter word again, and look before you open my car door... Sunny, thanks for helping... Sound effects care of Mickey and Lyle... I'm so glad I met you Jen ;.. 34-23-32,what a locker combinationIThanks Mrs. G and MHS ... Class of 86. Seniors 25 Eric Thomas Lazenby Why is my hair so short?Cancer-lt was a close call BUT I MADE IT! AND I plan to stay alive for a long time! Ray, your the BEST! You stuck by me when I needed it most... Thanks! My sarcastic sense of humor-Pink Floyd-Led Zep-my blaring stero-Blue Honda Aero 50-Tones, Let's go diving!-Never find the time- Procrastination is the story of my life! OK but i don't want to hear anything about the way I drive!-Let the good times roll-Key West in 30 min-Oh Mr. Policeman you were after Me?-lt's all just another brick in the wall! Where's the party?- OOPS! There goes $500 Lisa R.l'll always care for you very much! Colours-MTV- Mom, I swear the house just jumped right out in front of me! Mom, you're the greatest mother anyone could ever ask for. support-Goodbye MHS Glad to be alive. Jon Julian Lewis Good-bye MHS,Not a minute too soonllGreg look out,UPSTruck!!Going to go crazy at CocoUWho cares,it's a rentalHNo guts no glory!Watch this ... Stuck on 7 mile all night longHCharge this call to another phoneHToo late to stopMCan't go gotta work!!Sorry,l don't party!!We're talking BIG BUCKSHTurn it down my parents are sleepingHLet the good times rolllTINA YOU HAVE MEANT SO MUCH TO ME IN THE PAST YEARS AND I WILL TREASURE THAT TIME ALWAYS!! WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER AND I WILL ALWAYS CARE FOR YOU!!! Look out Pyro has a lighterMWriting fantasies for friendsll'm sorry!!CRAZY over feet-like to color toesMAII day at Burger KingP.Don't pass up the opportuni- tyllBruce and Pyro have 4x4's-let's baja ooysHTina making her own roads slow downHTHANKS FOR EVERYTHING MOM,DAD AND ALL MY BROS AND SISES Leslie Colleen Magner Well Shan, this is it!... What Pineapples are you talking about?... Are you serious?... Noodles,sauce-parmesan cheese ... Let's Groove ... How 'bout them Eagles!... Cheerleadering, yeah!... Giddy Girls in Chapel... Go- carts?NO WAY!... Did you study?... Nightriders ... on the way home... Aug 22 83 Nov 4 83-Best times sofar!... Ski Beech no thanks-l'm on a diet-again! ... Aviation-here we come!... Kris-I can't believe you did that!!. Unfinished houses... Fturricanes ... scorpions ... Need a tan ... Whose pool is it?... He can't fit through that window!... Delorean time again ... Smacky Flash!... Sickening cat... Letti-rebel... Straight A's?... Imagine that!... I want my money ... Sushi?-GROSS!... Who's who 84 85 ... Tenn Temple ... Sit ups'll do it... Just try ok?!... Want a haircut? I have a key... I love you Mom Dad the rest of the gang-Harold-you're the best! Colin Maples . . PARTY ALL THE TIME ... Toad ... Night's at Tizi's ... Grad Nite ... HIGH life in 85!... 26 Seniors What 85-86?... TERI-LUV YA!. with McPoo I love you-Thanks Everyone for your Collin Andrew McGarry My first car!! Oh Boy! Summer Vacation with N.Carolina girls- Six-Flags-Power station- Bang a Gong- Criss-Crossing on 1-95 with the two Camaros- Coco Plum- Burger King- Bored again- Ft. Lauderdale- The Strip-school's started, boring! Have to get out of Marathon-Key Weird,Miami or Ft. Lauderdale every weekend-Baja-Racing on Boot Key-Working at Ripullo's- Speeding at 70 ana trooper passes me on 7-mile-Close!Ran off the road by a truck into a ditch-No damage to the car-Amazing-Had to be pulled out by a tow truck- Got a flat the same night on the 7-mile bridge-went to Key Weird in Rodney's van with Greg,Tom,Bruce,and Watler-Ratt in Concert- Motley Crue- I've been robb- ed!ALL my tapes! and$140-1 can't stand it- not tapes!Love ya Laurie ... Thanks Mom, Brian, and Kelly-Love you all- Thanks to all my friends — Bye MHS — It's been fun Christina Marie McNeal 1986!Time flies when it's wasted-did it fly?... Special Moments Special Friends ... Where have all the good times gone... That was then,this is now... Thanx Ter-Bear, Luv U ... Super Seniors... Scopein Scoopin ... See how ya are?... Thinking 4 Two... That's what friends are for... Hey dude, that suit is REALLY you ... LateNites ... Familiar sound ... Get a piece of the rock ... If you're gon- na do it-do it right... I'm not a morning person ... Fantasies 85 ... Games peo- ple play right Ran? Head Games... Life's a Beach ... They call this Paradise-HA ... Scoop-be careful OK?... Seagull, we've flown ... VB SB STATE never be the same ... Homecoming w Gene... CRUISE $$ ... NewYears Tradition ... Freebird ... Hey GEEK ... Expensive Tip ... Smile with all our loving all our cunning if we couldn't laugh we'd all go insane ... XOXO C.Doll... Mom, Dad, Marty, Love U more than words can say... Here's to the memories-tomorrow awaits ... Smile Jay Kimberly Marie Narenkivicius Killer Seniors... My BMW is in the shop... And I don't brownnose... and I don't need a backseat driver thank you ... Roadtrip ... Good Times w Good Friends ... Memories Rho ... Colorado Peaches... Red Lady and the Dutch girl ... Which side ... stay dry My ATO man ... Perfect Wave ... Cruise 85 86 ... What a Buzz... you're so cool you sneeze ice cubes ... Bad Senior... Get a Life ... Kara, my comfort lights won't go out... Don't be coy ... Lisa D ... T- mart... WHINER... unexpected collision w Tina ... The Pact... Hey dude and who are you ... locked in, Muffin ... I'll be where all good children go ... collect my composure ... Hangin on a heartbeat... Memories never spoil-no matter how long you have them ...! love you Mom Dad .. Jason, my special guy... Fellow Seniors-may the good times always roll... MHS, its been fun, but the joke is over and real life has now begun ... Seniors 27 Eugenio Hernan Nearns 64 Dolphins 8-1 .Stroke,animal, plowboy-Earthdogs RULE.Soapy, were we loud enough?Let the Good times roll.Seniors 86!!Lee, you're my Babe.The blue charger-Jamin with Mitch.Moses,Let's go up town.Special thanks to Her- bie,Hashly,Harvv an Hary.7 mile,Coco Point.Joy Heatherton Stiles, I love you.Drew,I got docked by the edge.South leg Jane.Gators.Wasted Youth.Don Skitz Johnson.My Georgia Peach.AC DC,Led Zep,Van Halep,Pink Floyd Scorps.Monday Nite in the rain.The candy Store with Bua(HOOTERS).Hot Tub at Hawks.Dazed and Confused.Sweet Emotion.Hey Tina,we won.There's the Gate.BAHA with Paul and Sky-Lets eat Mex- ican.St.Louis with Joe,Jeff and the lake.Yo cuz,is he dead?Let there be rock.Coaches S. G. Thanx for everything.Last lix of TACTlX.Six Flags with Joe,Bud,Mickey,Deena and the soul Boussy Twins.Mom,Dad,Joe,Bob,Sally,-l love you all Susan Anne O'Neil SENIORS-Class of 86 ... Let the Good Times Roll ... Bill the Cat... Missya Lil-headrush ... Nothing rude crude ... TEDDY BADINSKI... uncoordinated ... 7-mile Coco ... Let's Party ... Fantasy Fest... GATORS-Gag me w a Seminole-twice!... Silent Party... Do ya wanna get away?... I ate it Lisa... yeah we are... First REAL love 12 20 84 ... Lis,l never get sick-l lied ... Gotta work... VAN HALEN ... White trucks Nicole ... I love my car • • • Bobby J... Kevin T-remember when ... U of F, here I come ... I'm cold ... Little Dreamer ... Lil-too late-the paper's here... incognito... New Years 84-85 ... Stuck out at Coco in a hurricane Bruce ... Tavernier McDonald's... Andy, ya go?... Sun- days Thursdays ... Big Mac attack... Key Wierd ... Monday Mornings- YUK ... Thanks mom ... Good luck Jay Ron ... MHS,its been a blast,but the best is yet to come!!! Timothy Sean O'Rourke SENIORS ... 8-1 Dolphins,Best Season EVER ... 99.Thanks Coach Sympson and Coach Gentry... Riding Tom's motorcycle... Senior cruise... '68 charger ... Jammin' with Mitch ... AEROSMITH'85,DIO'85 ... STONE HANDS ... LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL... 7-mile bridge ... Coco Plum ... Fantasy Fest'85 ... Lisa,Gators are 1 ... Coach I caught one ... Class of '86 ... Cruisin Ft. Lauderdale strip ... David and me at McDonald's parking lot... You should have bought a FORD Kara ... Taco Viva with Kevin ... MIAMI DOLPHINS 1 ... Party at Shane's after the game ... Gene and me Monday night in the cold and rain ... Thanks for all the help Angela ... Kim,are you getting mad yet... BILL THE CAT... HEY QUEENIE ... Mom, I don't know where I am going... Bye MHS,Hello Gainesville... Love ya Mom, Dad,Jon,and Mike. Tammy Lynn Paul Seniors 86 ... 12 ... VB ... SB ... STATE CHAMPS ... State bound on a Greyhound ... Daytona Beach ... Penny's gaining altitude... Thanks Laura Amy... Mary they flipped the mattress ... Midnight walks ... We must have lunch ... Alabama concert... Girls' State ... Camaro ... Westminster Obses- sion ... Nose Twins... Rubber Pancakes ... Babysitting at Pizza Hut... Mr. B,it's just a water gun ... Secret Hideout... Knee deep in the Hoopla... Seperate Lives ... Porsche... Book em' Danno... Prom '85 ... Tennis anyone ... Christopher, do you want to go to Miami-twice ... California... Thanks Mr.B, M M Hale ... Let the good times roll... Good luck team ... Never be the same ... That's what friends are for... Thanks Candee, good luck... North Carolina or Bust... Good Luck Meghan,Scotland David ... Thanks Mom,Dad,and Derek I love Ya ... Good luck Derek, be good and have fun ... Bye MHS, it's time for me to venture on ... 28 Seniors Robert E. Perrin, Jr. Monte Carlo ... Who hit my car?... Crue Bear... Jr-don't go to Pizza Hut... Gold Reserve... I'm a contributor... Let the good times roll... I swear to God! ... Tom,new rule... Where's Greg's body?... Smoke filled rooms... Check it out, 86 Caddy... Class of 86 ... our float was killer... 83 Firebird Big time at Marine bank... Hojo's... Greg beware of UPS trucks ... Sally Raps ... I'm 21 ... Lauderdale 85 ... Brick walls at 120 MPH ... Who threw the bottle at the cop car?... I want to meet Scarlet Page, no doubt!... Stuck in the mud at 1 a.m. ... Jerry let's go to Hialea... Rolled up in the window twice... Yo Adrian... Billy smell your car... Greener7s gone... Jay wanna buy a telephone pole?... Ann ate the whole thing... There is a first time for everything, Sorry Collin ... Good bye MHS ... Love ya Mom ... Anthony Thomas Putz Cherry bomb-38 Special-lets go fishing-Wake and Bake FORD 1 -Vanman- Scitz Game-Close calls in Miami,1 4 pounder-7mile-Coco- Fanny's,Hans why you getting sick?-Christmas Break 84 Busted-The bomb weekend-closing Sloppy Joes-Vietnam, I survived-!ndy 500-Skinny Dipping in Key West-Putzliner Airlines the never ending flight-Gobots-Uncle Antjcs-Surfdirt-Homecoming 84,under the rainbow with Barney-Kevin watch out for the tree-Hans wash my sleeping bag-Crab hunting with Kevin-Strobe light-Gregg you better rememberl-Bill's baby blue Porsche-Bill the Cuban Duck-Look Barn its the Egyptian Lover-I'm not going in there, they know me-Hans,Kevin,Bill we had a blast-Chicken-Drive me insanel-Nicole, every moment with you shall forever be cherished, I LOVE YOU, forever and always-Thanks Mom ana Dad, I love yoirtoo-Goodbye MHS!!!!! Kelly Dynita Qualls What a way to go! Seniors 86! I finally made it! I told you I could go do it Terri! Mom thanks for everything I couldn't have done it without you. I love you ... Well Jackie remember all the good times we had! Don't worry the plans are still on. Family reunion 85! Part-time lover. Missy BKA Kelly. Don't play no games on me! All confused. I got a headache! Friday nights what a blast! The best is yet to come! Oh please take me home! Summer '84 Fun Fun! 28 twice. Key West, Miami sure thing. Hi G-man where's the green! I need a break! Rita, lets take a walk up the street! This place is too much! On no Kim! Wendi I saw that! Rod and Jackie remember dead town Key Largo! No doubt! Peaches good luck! Datson 210 Hi girl! Another story to tell! Walking down Duval! Kiz and Chuck stay cool! So long MHS Kimberly Rabito Quest for Flesh Let's Plav Master Servant Caesar's Palace U-Bet-Cha! Driving from Key West with total stranger Kyle, Let me sleep! In the zone with Nessa arouse your interest?? Shell, I'm not swerving, it's the road! Sneakin to Miami Tri- ple Troub!e Let the Good times Roll Is the Best yet to come? comfy kiss on the tip Mustang GT convertibles The strangest thing just happened to me runnin out- ta gas on the 7-mile Ness, Quit tellin me how to Drive! one of these days we're gonna kill each otherlALLNIGHTERS with Chris Sneakin in the Sidedooram I alive?? Not another cop yes David, I know what I am! The girls Everytime you go away I'm going to lose my mind Sunday the chance of a lifetime Broke again City Girl ITALIANS 1 Thanks Mom Dad for EVERYTHING. Seniors 29 Lisa Michelle Rice I finally made it!... 86 rules ... Sue ... 7-mile ... Coco... Softball 84-STATE- ooh it's 121... gag me four times ... FSU3!... I brake for all animals except Gators... Puh-leez... Sue, sometimes I'd do this-and then I wonder why... Shut up Scott,On your way down Tam ... Jamie 8 13 83 ... Rah-rah 83,84,85 ... Thanks Mrs. Causey... Let the good times roll... silent party ... Yeah we are Sue ... Big Mac Attack... always too old or too young... SWATCH IT!... I lied!... 16 will get you 20... Gene, get your own book... Scott, I did it-finally ... Van Halen ... great times at Faro ... Love ya Laura Dee... Special times with special friends... never forget you Robin ... Love you Gene ... I love you Barb ... you're the best!... Love you Marty!... trick or treat... 6680-let ya know!... Mom, Dad, Mike-1 love you so much ... I've got the best family ever ... good luck Mike... I'll miss you all like crazy... Bye MHS-FSU HERE I COME John James Rinaldi Motley Crue is the best Trans Am's and Monte Carlo's Hey Rich! The Senior class of 86 rules Hey Meggy Bill the cat Tammy let's play tennis Kim R. is the GREATEST Fabian let's go to a concert AC DC RATT KISS RUSH HALEN LED ZEPPLELIN GRAD NITE THE CRUISE 1 Kelsey's number one busboy! Mom I need money! Di is my buddy! I love you Dina! Gene the crue concert is the 21st?Let the good times rollGOLD!GOLD!GOLD!THANKSGIVING PARTY Is your leg ok Kim? Lori Cuch you are my pal! POLICE?GIRLS!GIRLS!GIRLS! Let's go PARTY!! Smoking in the boys room Kim Rabito I love ya! Where's my Rolex! I need sleep! I can't wait to GRAGITATE! Good Bye MHS it's time to venture on! FSU Here I Cornell love you very much Mom and Dad! I'm on my way... (HOME SWEET HOME) Barbara Elizabeth Rodriguez Class of'86 Rules! Goodbye Marathon High! to all my underclassman friends: Ha! Ha! you gotta stay!! Stacey and Sisi, stay in touch! Robert, shut up!! Remember Burger King,Sis!! Cathi, play it by ear!! Beefsticks and Grandma cookies will live forever... Home of the Whopper!... Have it your way,Herb!!.. .Thanks for everything teachers!!... Goodbye Mats and Doorknobs!... Crave the night... TARA... Whenever you're in trouble Gl Joe is thereMJackie go to Sweden!... Are you sure this is the way?... Beverly Hills Cop ... Cabbage Patch Kids ... GRADUATION: Escape from Alcatraz... No problem!... yes Tara, your clothes match!!... We girls can do anything (Like Barby)... Reach for the gold ... It's a dog Tara!... Stacey, it has been fun and interesting! go ahead, make my grade! Well Mom thanks for everything, I love you!... Well guys looks like the end! LOVE YA J. Bryon Smith It's about timexxx... Friday nite Rich!!!football games ... 3a.m.... Parties ... Loud music-Rock Roll-Heavy metal... Time to spend the night Rich!!!... cops Shotguns holy cow ... What do we do now?... Key West... Girls ... movies ... Gokarts!!! 1985 Boys' State... New Friends ... Mart-K ... Code 10 Bowtie Man ... Bus boys make better money ... Thanks Mom couldn't have made it without you. Bye Marathon High School-lt's been real and it's been fun but it wasn't Real Fun!!! 30 Seniors Jacqueline Ann Marie Smith Bye Bye MHS What's up big world?l'm coming get ready for me,Big Jack.New York on 42nd street.Kell remember the good ana bad times.Hope we make as we plan.Peaches-too loud-clash Roxie.Georgia ain't no fly girl.One love.Mick.See ya soon.Hi.Only did it once.Party.Kell don't lie play with your head Ness.Sadie Hawkins dance.Coral Shores game.86 year of the champs. Wen- di thanks. You know Kell how I'm gonna get home. Roxie country girl. Peaches I sure hope you make it.Don't be a fool-playing head games is to bad.You can't fool me.Peaches when are we going shopping?Oh shut up.Are we bad or what?Dion kick up a storm-we work hard for our money!!! I know Rita reach for the gold.David keep pushing.Never give up.Dangerous high voltage-that's me.Leon stay cool.Mike stop bugging me.Thanks mom I Couldn't have done it without you. Rodney Stiltner Well, I'm a senior now and I can't believe it. This my last year.lt has been nice and I'll never forget all the good times. Like cruising to Key West in my green chevy van,Party at Coco Plum, 7 mile bridge, Party in Key West with Tom,Greg, Walter, Collin, Bruce it was fun, hangout at Mobile Leslie and Pennie, remember the first thing. I love my 69 Firebird400.Smoking in the boys room. Party all the time.Fuel pump went out in the middle of 7 mile.Gregs Opal died on 7 mile.Cuc- chi, stay cool.Tommy shoot the mustang. Well goodbye MHS it's time to move on.Thanks Mom and Dad for all your help.Thank you Howard and Sany, especially you Howard, you have really helped a lot.l love you all.Goodbye Shyne Kevin Michael Tate Senior beachcombers Jon let's take a vacation tones the worldclass sprinter78 in a 50 with Hans Wake and Bake ACDC Ratt the Crue Survived Tony Bill Hans best friends let's go to the bridge burritos and Taco Viva football 8-1 54 Tones why ya gotta play games Hey people its ok its natural and organic speed around eightball corner pocket June 22 condo party the poses at Coco Tones they really do burn thank God for redheads cop shop now bogue Hans take me home the bomb weekend I'm losing control put me in a cage how bogue can you get Hans let me drive Theresa you drive I can't Christmas br ak 84 I didn't get caught HaHa no way let's go fishing PARTYPARTYPARTY DEATH BEFORE DISCO Tones you're an artist Mom Dad and Chad thanx for everything Melissa I love you Seniors 31 Cindy Tizziani Richard Allen Turner 86 RULES... later... What color is the car?... Mr. Hale said every 11 seconds .. Hey that was my knee... It ain't slow,yours is just faster... Hey Smith, is that a cop?... It's a pellet gun,Don't shoot... Seniors rule... Primate... Ron... Afro ... What stop sign!... That... That was too my knee... You turn the key I'M hold the battery... Stoney... the Pinto is trashed ... Bill the cat... run to Key West... crank up the radio... senior float... school lunch,what a joke... Jose's Cuban ingenuity... Cartoons in Mr. Lils... Rons mg,How do you get in this thing... was too my knee... Looking for fun on US1 ... Look Ron here's the hole... I want a truck... Blue 2door Buick... Spring Break in Lauderdale ... summertime girls... Well it's been great MHS now it's time to go.I love you Mom and thanks for all your help... Wish me Luck MHS Barbarina Maria Van Leth Big Time Key-Kirn I can't stop laughing! Red Lady 21.In the water Elf?!Loveya always BudlYou're sickILeslie I am nervousIDeb put that knife down! What a bodMLights out!! l am on a diet BRATT!!Hey Denise Psst!Let's run away together?! Smile like a virgin?!Mr.Majewski your car is overheating!Sand Key Bot- tomless Pitt! I am in love Cherish the love ! Oh no I hit it! Art's body shop-joe I still love ya-Kim I am freakingout!! You talk too much! The Falls-Let's get rowdy.My car is overheating-Did you study? Let the good times roll Walt Disney World! The sun is setting. Boyfriend Wanted-lt is a cat Jonna en pa Ben- dankt voor alles ik had het nooit zonder zullie gedaan hebt voor My! Ik hou van tullie.lt's been real MHS-Catch ya later! Good bye USA! Holland here I come!! William Vasquez The world is. coming to an end ... Coco Plum pictures ... I think they're trying to corrupt me.Don't bogue.Good times with the so-called family ... What would we have done without heave... WonderTwin Power... What a geek... This bed squeaks too much!! I'll never forget my 16th birthday... Go-Karts in Key West, Seitz Game... Could you Die? I'm deadHThis is just so ridiculous... ACDC '85 ... Coco plum,Kevin watch out for the dog... RATT'85 SQUEEZER ... July 4th-Let's go to Barney's House! Tony you know that painting on the school wall?l never knew you could draw so good!Ha,Ha... Hey Mr. Sikora,Do me Right!! Angela,Time has gone by so quickly, I'll always remember the good times we've shared together and will shared love you ... Life's a beach! Thanks mom and Dad ... Later Days MHS 32 Seniors Hans Kurt Wagner SENIORS AT LAST ... Don't worry I'll graduate!? Kevin we're BUSTED,I can't believe we're in the cop shop! What a scitz... Fantasy Fest '85 ... Condo Party ... Christmas Break 84, Big time bust... My yota 4x4 ... Riding the side of Tones van at Coco ... Kevin, I can't believe I'm doing this ... I won't be late any more Mrs. Hobbs, I promise ... AC DC, RATT, Motley Crue ... Eddie Murphy Tour'84 ... 13 ... Tony, Bill, Kevin, We've had some good times, friends 4- ever... two wheeling, at Coco... Kevin I can't drive... I can fit through that window ... Hey surf dirt, Thanks for doing me right... Close call in Miami, almost a bust... Thanks Mom and Dad for everything, I love you both ... Good ByeMHS... Michael Vincent Westbrook Aloha MHS I'm in the real world now Spring Break 84 Barney remember Burger King? RATT Heaven Vietnam I was there Sprouse's one pound Rolex Tones wake n bake Motley Crue She's gone Tony I'll corupt you! The Rolling Stones Tate's b-day party Chip, Alex and Barn's-road trip Luke if s a hurricane!! Big Pine adventure The Ballet nice and boge!! Trevor let's go see our boy!! Barney guess who I like?What are you some sorta clown?Don't worry Bill,we didn't see you do anything Nicole we had fun!! California here I come! Barney and Sprouse best friends forever Oct 23rd Trevor you helped MOM I LOVE YOU LATERM Cynthia Carolanne Willoite Cin,Sinner,C-dub.76 vette.lt's not red, it's burgundy.Wild times with Jay. Selling Buicks.Big Time Key.Southern blood runs deep.Kentucky,I'm comin home.Scott my back scratcher.Fantasy Fest.Who are these people?30 in a room.Ford pick- um-ups.The Cruise.LOVE STINKS.Lunatic fringe.Billy's government book.Hank williams Jr.ls this legal? Fun at Lukes-poor ratt! Hand me my boots. Terry, don't let me do anything dumb.The material girl performance.Sentra vs tree.ex- rahrah.Quick Draw McGraw.No pain on Ibus lane.Cry me a river! New Meat 15 minutes older than Voss ... AWESOME.The cars.Herbs at Wendy's.Use vour im- agination. His lights are on, but nobody's home.Take a trip,never leave the farm. Love ya Rod. Let the Good Times Roll! Later on,Marathon!lf s time for me to fly! Thanks Mom and Kevin.Take care!Rudy,l can't forget you. Meghan Joan Whitehall SENIORS of'86-AWESOME! That's what friends are for... thanks Dawn for everything... Awesome threesome... Richard-my favorite breakin' buddy... Capri GS-there is no substitute... the girl likes gold ... Material girl.Matter of fact we are from Hollywood-Psyche! the glamorous life ... Greg can't drive 551- thanks for keeping me out of trouble ... Little red Mustang ... Simon I'll always love you! I guess you have to hurt before you grow... Everything happens for a reason. Egyptian (over... Ferrari... Alvin ... Lulu Herbert... Good luck at Mars Tammy! Thanks Mom,Dad, Mark, and Greg-I never could of made it without you! What looks like the end may actually be a new beginning... Bye MHS-I'm in search of the end of the rainbow ... Seniors 33 A Man of Distinction is this year's Senior Class Favorite. He is a unique combination of intelligence, experience, humor and compassion. He speaks of places he has been and things he has done with an excitement that intrigues his listeners and sparks their imaginations. He inspires us to reach out and grab all the gusto we can, to live life to its fullest. Our lives have been made richer because of him. So special that he'll never be forgotten is our favorite — Mr. Ralph Gentry. 34 Seniors FACING PAGE, Top: Mr. Ralph Gentry is the Senior Class Favorite. Bottom: Senior Superlatives (Left to Right) are: Shan- non Kelly and John Lamantia, Most Likely to Succeed; Gene Nearns and Lisa Delano, Class Flirts; Kim Rabito and Shane Johnson, Class Clowns; Ray Cucchi and Kara King, Best Dress- ed; Meghan Whitehall and Scott Gutterman, Most Outgoing; Tammy Paul and Gregg Hammond, Most Involved; Tina McNeal and Jon Graber, Best All-Around; Lisa Rice and Richard Baro, Most Spirited; Tim O'Rourke and Rita Jones, Most Athletic. THIS PAGE, Top Left: Senior Class Officers are: Shan- non Kelly, Treasurer; Jon Graber, President; Leslie Magner, Secretary; Gregg Hammond, Vice-President. Top Right: Jerry McCurry and Jessie Hobbs are the senior class sponsors. Left: President Jon Graber presents Gumby, one of the candidates for the senior class mascot. Seniors 35 36 Classes Classes If someone observed a junior class study hall, he'd wonder how it got its name. A typical junior spent as much time in study hall talking as studying. After study hall, he walk- ed down the halls, decked out in his OP duds, on his way to American History. Once there, Joe Junior would listen atten- tively to Mr. Keeney, his favorite teacher. At 3:25 school ended and all the fun began. Joe Junior hopped into his favorite car, the Mustang, and either partied, played sports, or listened to music. Wherever he cruised, the sounds of his favorite groups. Van Halen and Led Zep- pelin, could be heard. On Saturday afternoon during football season, Joe Junior was glued to the tube watching his favorite team, the University of Florida Gators. Throughout the year, Joe Junior could oe found doing his various junior jobs — selling magazines to raise money for class expenses, picking the Homecoming theme, working on his class's Humpty Dumpty float, or organizing the prom. Despite SAT's, state tests and in- creased credit requirements, the juniors were determined to enjoy the year. Not satisfied with being the second highest class, the juniors were determined to end the year as Marathon's 1 class. Adam Angermann Debi Brown Pete Cadiz Lyle Cayce Mary Lou Cerny Bryan Cooper Lee Coughlan Arthur Davis Denise Dobson Lori Easterly James haircloth Angela Falcone 38 Juniors FACING PAGE: Mr. lames Keeney is the juniors' favorite teacher. THIS PAGE, Top: Class sponsors anti officers are: Mr. Michael Carl, sponsor; )oe Salazar, treasurer; Donna Love, secretary; Theresa Regna, vice- president; Jennifer Jenkins, president; Mrs. Margaret Edgington, sponsor. Left: Moi? asks Debi Brown, innocent as ever. Right: Barney Mitchell can't believe that using a camera is quite as easy as he's been told. Mattie Garcia Lynn Gaspardo Julie Graber Julie Greene Rema Gregg Shannon Hickman Cathie Jeffries Jennifer Jenkins Luke Jester Julie Kaelin Danny Kellenberger J. P. Keller Juniors 39 John LeGrande Anthony Leird Larry Lewis Lauren Lohlein Donna Love Leon Mangham Mickey McDoweli Scott McClelland Moses Millis Barney Mitchell Theresa Regna Tim Rivers 40 Juniors FACING PAGE, Top Left: Donna Love shows us the latest style in sunglasses. Bottom Left: Theresa Regna, taking a break from a trying clay of selling pom-poms, relaxes on James Faircloth's shoulder. CENTER: Ms. Chisolm's fourth hour c lass demonstrates that pep ral- ly spirit. THIS PAGE, Below: Tracey Strickland does her best to wake Danny Bower up before the pep rally. Shane Rizzo Yuri Rojas Drew Rutherford joe Salazar Mark Sapp Mark Seckinger joe Selah jeft Sharp Marc Spooner Tracey Strickland Penny Voss Wendi Woodland Juniors 41 Sophomores were full of spirit, but they were a studious group as well. They were one of the few classes to actually spend most of their time in study hall studying, usually working on their compositions for writing class. In their spare time sophomores listened to their favorite song, Money for Nothing, by Dire Straits, or their favorite group, Motley Crue. Sophomores could usually be found socializing with their friends on the beach or at Coco Plum while they munched on pizza and Doritos. The well-dressed sophomores usually wore Levis or Ocean Pacific. On Saturday mornings, before they went to the beach, sophomores relaxed at home with Bugs Bunny, their favorite cartoon. Sophomores got really involved in Homecoming with their London Bridge float. They were a very vocal group at pep rallies and did their part to poster the gym walls before home games. Secure in their second year at the high school, the sophomores played a vital role in the year's activities. Ray Aldret Stephan Alexander Danny Badinski Tracy Bass Cassie Benoit Marisol Boffil Brent Bookwalter Matthew Bowers Sharon Brady Sammy Brown Alex Cameron Allison Cameron Troy Campbell Robert Cocco Frederick Coxon Brent Davis Paul Davis Mark Donaldson 42 Sophomores ► 1 FACING PAGE: Sophomore class officers are: Charlotl Fisch, treasurer; Amy Grill, secretary; Chad I tuff, vice-president; I isa Picard, president. THUS PAGE, Far Left: Mr. Bo Johnston is the sophomore class spon- sor. Above: Mr. Dennis Doll, the sophomores' favorite teacher, is loved by all. Left: Sky Rockett, Gene White and Ar thur Davis think they look cool in their Foster Grants. John Dotson Howie Drissel Joey Drissel Jeff Duck Scott Egert Leslie Feltman Charlott Fisch Candy Foster Ronnie Freeman Monica Gagliardini Russell Gardner Melissa Gilder Joanne Gomes Vernon Goodwin Amy Grill Michael Halbert Heidi Hayden David Hayes Heather Heinen Kevin Heller Nicole Holmes Heath Hoover Chad Huff Jenny Hursey Sophomores 43 THIS PAGE: Monica Gagliardini, lenny Hursey, Melissa Gilden and fill Johnson are happy to be sophomores. FACING PAGE, Left: Mike Sprouse always manages to stand out in a crowd. Right: Keith Strickland and Fabian Vasquez are planning something ... but what? Bo Johnson Jill Johnson Keith Johnson Tommy Katch Marie Kepley Talvin Kight Cory Kimmer Shawn Kirwin Jay Lafferty Steve Lamantia Vivian Leatherwood Perry Logan Arthur Longo Daniel Marty Mike Mathias Carin Mayan Kelly McGarry Shelly Mills Maria Navarro Cynthia Nelms Emily Pace Cindy Palmer Jeremy Patterson Lisa Picard 44 Sophomores Tony Rotella Lenia Sardinas Leann Silverman Jason Smith Evelyn Spikes Mike Sprouse Jennifer Stike Keith Strickland Tracey Swaney Jose Taboas RogerTeet Roy Thompson Jeff Trice Fabian Vasquez David Wagner Gene White Gipp White Steve Yakel Sophomores 45 A typical freshman began the clay gobbling down his favorite breakfast food, cold cereal, while watching He-Man on TV. Breakfast over, he put on his Nike shoes and caught the bus, wishing it were his dream car, a Lambourghini, instead. At school he was eager to see his favorite teacher, Ms. McLane, and was never late to study hall, his favorite class, where he talked to friends, studied, and did homework. After school, he'd head for Coco Plum to hang out on the beach and wait for the weekend. Armandito Alzugaray Rosalind Antrobus Kathe Baker Tricia Baker Peter Baro Lori Black Jim Bobowski Dan Bragassa Meredith Brand Lloyd Brossy Lisa Brueckner Andre Butters Matthew Campbell Vilma Chavala Micah Clark David Collins Ben Cooper Vicki Costa Danny Cox Lauri Cucchi Melissa Culmer Glen Curry Lora Dalton Laura Daughtry Gayzel Diaz William Dorazio Von Keith Doughman Julie Edwards Tara Faircloth Steve Fantroy 46 Freshmen Laura Daughtry, Peter Baro, Glen Curry anti Gayzel Dia show the spirit of togetherness that makes their class great. Tim Farmer Erin Franzen Barbara Glaze Mary Gontino LaLaena Gonzalez Maritza Gonzalez Biff Goss Wendi Graham Melanie Grant Sheila Griffis Laura Ground Chris Fiarrell Richard Herd Roxie Ftolmes Hugo Hosek Eric Howder Ron Irwin Andy Jackman Steven Keebler Tom Keenan Amanda Kepley Krissi King Joanna Kinsella Stephanie Kornetti Tammy Lewis Jason McDonald Kevin Martin-Vegue David Mayan Joy McLoon Chantelle McMillin Jackie Moreira Odalys Moreira Thania Moses Andre Mosley Ernest Mosley Chris Myers Shawn Nackino Candice Nelms Freshmen 47 The freshmen got involved in school ac- tivities. They cheered their hearts out at pep rallies, and presented jack and Jill to the people of Marathon in the Homecoming parade. Through their in- volvement in sports, clubs and other activities, the freshmen showed that they were ready, willing ana able to become full- fledged members of the high school. Carey Nelms William Norris Angela Nunery Jay O'Neil Theresa Paul Julian Perez Yamilet Perez Tim Perrin David Perry Debra Petty Adam Pierce Crystal Pierce Michelle Possinger John Prescott Teri Prince Tiffany Rabito Marvin Ramirez Tina Ray Heidi Rich Odessa Rich Tracy Richardson Odell Robbins Louis Roberts Ouida Roberts Alain Sanchez Gina Secontine Tommy Sharp Mike Show Kristen Siebert Debbie Silcox 48 Freshmen FACING PAGE: The freshman class officers are: Gay el Diaz, president: Kevin Marlin-Vegue, vice-president; I iffany Rabito, secretary; I isa Brueckner. treasurer. THIS PAGE, Left: The freshman class sponsor is Ms. Kathy Mr I ane. Right: Melissa Teniorio studies hard for her English test. Joyce Silcox Dana Smith David Smith Myka Staryk James Strickland Jenny Taute Melissa Teniorio Ron Tracy Andrea Tsaganis Missy VanEsselstine Joe Wagers Carri Walker Sherri Warren Greg Welch Nikki White Burt Williams Kevin Wolszczak Al Youst Freshmen 49 50 Student Life Student Life = Student Life 51 Best Year Ever were the words that described Marathon's varsity foot- ball season. Guided by Head Coach Bill Sympson and Assistant Coach Ralph Gentry, the Dolphins posted the best record in the school's twenty-nine year history, suf- fering their only loss to the Curley Knights. In addition to the 8-1 season finish, the team also set several big school records. Defensively, they allowed their opponents to score only 75 points against them, the fewest points ever scored against any Dolphin squad in a season. Offensive- ly, running back Troy Campbell exceeded the existing rushing record by 500 yards, rushing over 1500 yards in nine games; he also broke the leading scorer record (74 points) by ending the season with a total of 100 points to his credit. Other highlights of the season were Marathon's first-ever victory over Pinecrest on the Dolphins' home field, and their first victory over Westminster on the road. Several members of the Dolphin squad received State and Conference recognition for their outstanding perfor- mance on the field. All-State positions went to running back Troy Campbell (first team) and defensive tackle Vernon Goodwin (third team). First team All-Conference honors were awarded to running back Troy Campbell, offensive center Perry Logan, and defensive back Leon Mangham. Defensive end Sky Rockett and linebacker Arthur Davis were named to the All-Conference second team. 52 Varsity Football Left: Coach Sympson attends to an injured Arthur Davis. Below: Manager Lori Easterly hurries off the field after a time-out. Left: The Big Pine Crush ' Perry Logan, Sky Rockett and Larry Lewis, zeroes in on the Panther quarterback. Varsity Football 53 54 Varsity Football Left: Nose tackle Kevin Tate comes off the field for a breather. Below: Troy Campbell breaks through the tough Curley defense. Right: Tim O'Rourke makes a saving tackle against Curley. Below: The Dolphin defense prepares to do battle with the Curley Knights. Right: Gene White brings down a Curley runner. 56 Varsity Football Left: The Dolphin defense is ready to stop Pinecrest's rush. Varsity Football 57 Homecoming'85 Promised Excitement. Everyone had planned for a fun-filled week of celebration. Then Hurricane Kate arrived in mid-week to interrupt the activities. Marathon's students, already geared up for Homecoming, weathered the storm and refused to let Kate dampen their spirit. Although a rainstorm threatened at the start of the an- nual Homecoming parade, blue skies prevailed, and everyone involved had a wonderful afternoon. The spectators who lined the parade route enjoyed the spectacle provided by the band, king and queen can- didates, class and club representatives, and the class floats. Each class put its best efforts into its nursery rhyme theme floats. The senior class entry, Four- and-Twenty Wolverines, won the float competi- tion, followed by the Middle School and Freshman entries, Old Woman in a Shoe and Jack and the Beanstalk, which tied for second place. A New entry in the parade was provided by some of Marathon's alumni, whose Three Little Pigs put the Dolphins' Homecoming game opponent in a stew. Top Left: For the first time. Marathon alumni enter a float in the parade. Top Right: Despite setbacks suffered from vandals and Hurricane Kate, the juniors still manage to get Humpty Dumpty to the parade on time. Above: The freshman float shows their hard work and displays their spirit. Right: London Bridge is Falling Down, but the sophomores' version moves proudly down US 1. • U- 58 Homecoming .E SL(£. GRDUNC i AVIO OLCOTTl Top Left: 1 the seniori The senior local busin Center: H Cradick, leads football coach ! H m 2.0 W0LVERW ’• i k 1 mm -« mf OlcottandLe ( '.iroi. Fire Chi can dampen M r rji 1 Seniors dominated the pep rallies throughout football season, winning the coveted spirit stick every time. They came to the Homecoming rally, spirited as ever, confident that they would continue their winning tradition. Much to their surprise, they lost the spirit stick that day to the Middle School. Not even the senior class could out-cheer all those eager and excited seventh and eighth graders. The seniors regained their pride when they took first place in the fence decorating contest, covering their fence area with more posters than all of the other classes combined. The sophomores' effort took second place, and all of the classes enjoyed the challenge of trying to hang posters in the hign winds provided by Hurricane Kate. 60 Homecoming FACING PAGE, Top Left: The freshman fence is burning” hot. Top Right: The winning senior fence is dynamite. Bottom Left: The Middle School thinks the Dolphins are 1. Bottom Right: The class of '88 has that Homecoming spirit. THIS PAGE, Top Left: Gipp White, jeff Duck and Sky Rockett compete in the lock-and-string race for the football team. Top Right: The seniors stand tall — ready to cheer. Above: The cheerleaders lead the way to Homecoming spirit. Left: The varsity squad enters the gym to start the pep rally. Homecoming 61 'i:f: Memories l ! r this year's king and MU' ' lijli -issible for anyone to prei • ••;.« ;. to reign over s t|; ijples were nominated f 'iy iiund of ballotting, and so sliijfent body of the high ■ to he five couples who ma I : id jlqurt. : he people of 'It' the court, Lisa Delano ui • ibur. ai: I Kevin Tate, fin, r ■ i a ;. Shannon Kelly and i lommy Krause, as ne' : I'iry j aifade. That night, as the Dolphins battled the Belen Wolverines on Switlik Field, anticipation mounted as the can- didates waited for half-time and the coronation ceremony. Finally half-time arrived, and the members of the Homecoming court were introduc- ed to the crowd. Mrs. Gradick put an end to all the waiting when she crowned the couple chosen by the students of MHS to be their king and queen. Gene Nearns and Tina McNeal presided over Marathon's 20-0 victory over Belen that night and will reign until they relinguish their crowns next year to the new king and queen of Homecoming '86. A t m l m Bfal t il ir. V'r . ■llsi Sertic : N i Vt i 1 inejiir • I II !thr. IvhJ'1 ih! nlhi i :■! t'Ui ; .ai 1:1 :1 efil flo' i in'teol hei V tr ,m( i ii ifnwjie. ■ : Mr. ai i' simian, ; n “ t kino a di I heltm, h •rii usent il l!‘ Hlliiure- yivus. 62 Homecoming Members of the 1985 Homecoming Court are Far Left: Gregg Hammond and Lisa Delano. Left: Kevin Tate and Julie Graber. Below: Richard Baroand Shan- non Kelly. Bottom Left: Tommy Krause and Lisa Rice. Bottom Right: Tina McNeal and Gene Nearns. Left Center: A happy king and queen, Gene Nearns and Tina McNeal, leave the field after the coronation. Homecoming 63 The Junior Dolphins played a rough schedule this year, challenging op- ponents like Coral Shores, Curley, Dade Christian and Key West. Under the direction of head Coach Jim Keeney, however, the Dolphins had a vic- torious season, winning five of tneir eight games. Their only losses came at the hands of Key West and Dade Christian. Coach Keeney gave much of the credit for the squad's winning season to his three assistants, who volunteered their time to help the team. Offensive Coach Jim Torok and Defensive Coaches Dave Collins and John Manheimer worked hard with the junior varsity players throughout the fall to take them beyond simple basics to a winning season. Above: The jr. varsity squad. (L to R) Front Row: David Mayan, Richard Herd, David Holmes, Marshall Norris, Derek Alderman, Bill Richards, Scott Black, Jeremy Katch, Dustin Huff, Matt Brueckner, Hilario Lopez. Middle Row: Red Gardner, Ron Irwin, P. J. Baro, Adam Pierce, Ben Cooper, Bill D'Orazio, Burt Williams, Shawn Nackino, Tommy Sharp, Mark Diehl. Back Row: Coach Manheimer, Coach Collins, Micah Clark, Ernest Moselv, Scott Collins, Glenn Curry, Jay O'Neill, Andre Mosely, Andy Jackman, Alain Sanchez, Coach Keeney, Nolan Sweeting. Right: The tough Dolphin defense forces a fumble. 64 J.V. Football J.V. Football 65 Right: Assistant Coach John Manheimer watches the action on the field. Above: Ernest Mosely warms up before the game. Right: The offense gets ready for the next play. 66 J.V. Football Left: Head Coach Jim Keenev runs the next play in to his team on the field. Below: Adam Pierce awaits the Coral Shores snap. Left: The Dolphin defense lines up on the ball. J.V. Football 67 Dear Varsity, It has been a great year for me, and I hope it's been the same for you. We had an excellent squad, and I'm very proud to have been your captain. Lynn and Theresa, good luck with next year's squad; it's sure to be great. Nicole, Heidi, Gayzel, Lori and Carri, good luck in the rest of your cheering years. Mrs. Causey, thank you for everything — you've been great! We've had a lot of great times and made many good friends. Thank you all for your patience with my impa- tience! It's been fantastic! I love you all — Lisa Above: The varsity cheerleaders practice long, hard hours to perfect their perfor- mance. Above Right: Lisa Rice, Lori Black and Nicole Holmes lift Gayzel Diaz in a high split. Right: Heidi Hayden supports Theresa Regna in the star. 68 Cheerleaders Left: Lynn Gaspardo lifts Carri Walker into a straddle catch. Below: Lisa Rice and Nicole Holmes are captain and co-captain of the varsity squad. Left: The varsity cheerleaders (top to bot- tom, left to right) are: Gayzel Diaz, Carri Walker, Theresa Regna, Nicole Holmes, Lisa Rice, Lori Black, Heidi Hayden and Lynn Gaspardo. Cheerleaders 69 Dear J.V., This year has been a good year for cheerleading. Even though we got off to a bad start, we pulled through and created one of the best J.V. squads ever. On behalf of the whole J.V. squad, I would like to thank Mrs. Causey for all of her time and help. A special thanks goes to Lisa ana the whole-varsity sauad. We couldn't have done it without you. Love — Kendra Top Right: Felice James and Julie Holland support Barbara Shands in a three-man pyramid. Above: Mrs. Laura Causey sponsors both the varsity and jr. varsity cheerleading squads. Right: Meghan Carey lifts Vivi Mira in a star. 70 Cheerleaders Left: The members of the jr. varsity squad (top to bottom, left to right) are: Barbara Shands, Vivi Mira, Teri Eagington, Felice James, Julie Holland, Kendra Doll, Laurie Ann Gomes, Tracey Reilly and Meghan Carey. Left: The squad performs on the sideline during a jr. varsity football game. Above: Kendra Doll and Tracey Reilly are the captain and co-captain of the jr. varsity squad. Cheerleaders 71 New Faces could be seen on the court, both at practice and in matches, during the 1985 volleyball season. Only three starting players, seniors Tammy Paul, Rita Jones and Julie Graber, returned this year from last year's squad. Returning underclassmen, Allison Cameron, Vicki Costa, Laura Daughtry, Amy Grill and Cheri Warren saw more playing time this year, and rookies, Stephanie Kornetti, Charlott Fisch and Candee Nelms, rounded out the team roster. Overall, the team's 24-7 record indicated a successful season, but Coach Chuck Bayles shared his team's disappointment at being unable to compete further than they did in post-season play. The ladies defeated their first post-season opponent, Gulliver prep, to reach the district play-offs, but their defeat at the hands of Westminster kept them out of the finals. Above: Coach Chuck Bayles discusses strategy with the team during a close match at home. Right: The 1985 Lady Dolphins (left to right, top to bottom) are: Asst. Coach Ted Bartz, Stephanie Kornetti, Charlott Fisch, Rita Jones, Head Coach Chuck Bayles, Tammy Paul, Allison Cameron, Laura Daughtry, Asst. Coach Tif- fany Daniels; Vicki Costa, Cheri Warren, Candee Neims, Julie Graber, Amy Grill; Managers Tricia Baker, Krystal Langley, Tara Faircloth. 72 Volleyball Left: Allison Cameron, Stephanie Kornetti and Cheri Warren listen closely to Coach Bayles' instructions. Below: Laura Daughtry and Amy Grill are good friends, both on and off the court. Left: Vicki Costa, Stephanie Kornetti, Amy Grill, Candee Nelson, Cheri Warren and Laura Daughtry line up for the start of their game. Volleyball 73 Right: Rita Jones flies high to make the spike. Above: Laura Daughtry, Rita Jones, Tammy Paul and Julie Craber are down and ready to receive the serve. Right: Cheri Warren practices the set. 74 Volleyball Left: Julie Craber serves for the winning point. Below: Tammy Paul looks for last minute instructions from the bench before the game begins. Volleyball 75 Above: Allison Cameron, Laura Daughtry and Tammy Paul await the serve. Right: The team huddles during a time-out. 76 Volleyball An era ended as the last of the starting players from the 1984 State Championship team graduated this year with high athletic honors. Tammy Paul and Rita Jones have played volleyball for the Lady Dolphins since they entered MHS as seventh graders. They began, as all novices do, on the second team, but they quickly proved themselves on tne court and advanced to starting posi- tions. Both Rita and Tammy contributed greatly to the strength of the Lady Dolphins as setter-hitters throughout their high school careers. Their skill and talent resulted in recognition among the Marathon athletic communi- ty, and earned each of them first-team honors on the Gulfstream All-Conference team in both their junior and senior years. Top Left: Asst. Coach Ted Bartz, Head Coach Chuck Bayles and Asst. Coach Tiffany Daniels provide the Lady Dolphins with leadership and support. Left: Tammy Paul's serve is one of the skills that earned her a berth on the 1985 All-Conference team. Above: All-Conference senior Rita (ones' readiness on the court is an asset to the Lady Dolphins. Volleyball 77 Unranked But Not Outclassed The varsity basketball team started off with what showed promise of being a superb year, defeating Pinecrest and Westminster early in the season. Though the season grew tougher as it progressed, the Dolphins managed key wins when needed, and suffered some close losses to their much higher ranked opponents. Handicapped by a lack of depth and experience on the bench, the Dolphin starting five took a lot of the responsibility for holding the team together. As captains, sophomore Paul Davis and junior Austin Nally showed leadership and poise, and helped the team gain in confidence as they gained in experience. The return of Jim Sikora to the head-coach position gave the squad a season- ed mentor who strengthened the team's fundamen- tal skills and taught them more complicated strategies. The team ended the season with a winn- ing record and playing experience that will make a stronger team in seasons to come. Above: Team co-captain, guard — Paul Davis. Top Right: Troy Campbell fights to keep possession of the ball from an ag- gressive Pinecrest defender. Right: Forward — Arthur Davis. Far Right: Team co- captain, center Austin Nally. 78 Varsity Basketball Top Left: Center — Howard Hayes. Top Right: Forward — Troy Campbell. Left: For- ward — Larry Lewis. Varsity Basketball 79 Above: Arthur Davis drives for the basket. Top Right: Center — Gene White. Right: Scorekeeper — Susan O'Neil; Statistician — Kim Rabito. 80 Varsity Basketball Top Left: Guard - Harvey Ferguson. Top Right: Austin Nallv works the ball in to Paul Davis. Left: Guard — John Legrande. Above: Coach Sikora discusses strategy with the team during a time-out. Varsity Basketball 81 Left: John Legrande works the ball to the basket. Below Left: Paul Davis tries for two. Below: Marathon's varsity squad (Left to Right): John Legrande, Gene White, Arthur Davis, Troy Campbell, Austin Nally, Howard Hayes, Paul Davis, Harvey Ferguson. (Not Pictured): Larry Lewis. Bot- tom Right: Head Coach Jim Sikora. Varsity Basketball 83 Gaining in Experience The JV squad worked their way through a tough schedule, and worked hard throughout the season to become more skilled players. Each member of the team put forth his best effort, both in games and at practice, and worked to master the skills needed for suc- cess. The experience earned in what proved to be a trying season — with only one win against Mary Immaculate and several close losses to other, more ex- perienced teams — made them all better players: By the end of the season, the en- tire team, especially some of the younger players, got the chance to show their talent and potential. For the JV squaa, the 1986 season was a time for learning and developing their skills. Top Right: Alex Cameron drives for the basket, as Von Keith Doughman and Sean Kirwan stand ready to rebound. Above: For- ward - Sean Kirwan. Above Right: The )r. varsity squad (Left to Right): Nathan Grill, Jason Motta, Sean Kirwan, Alex Cameron, Von Keith Doughman, Coach Michael Carl, Kevin Martin-Vegue, Tom Sharp. (Not Pic- tured): Eric Mackereli. Right: Guard — Von Keith Doughman. 84 J.V. Basketball J.V. Basketball 85 86 J.V. Basketball Left: Kevin Martin-Vegue and jason Motta fight to wrest the ball from a Lasalle defender. Bottom Left: Jay O'Neil fights for the rebound as Sean Kirwan stands ready to assist. Below: Surrounded by Warriors, Alex Cameron gains control of the ball. J.V. Basketball 87 Getting Better All the Time Guided by coaches Scott Libbey and Ed Gates, the Dolphin tennis team approached its fourth year of play with plans for a victorious season. Returning players Shannon Kelly (team captain), and Candee, Carey and Robbie Nelms gave the team a strong foundation. They were joined by Andy Kebo, Mickey McDowell, Thania Moses, Joe Selah and Melissa Tenorio, all of whom were good players who just needed more tournament experience. The team suffered the same weakness that it had in past years — the lack of a full girls' team. This cost them points in competition, but strong showings by both the boys' team ana the doubles teams improved the Dolphins' standing as the season progressed. It was the concensus of team observers that with more experience. Marathon's tennis team would develop into an ex- cellent one. 88 Tennis Left: Mickey McDowell's determination gives him the winning edge. Above Left: Robbie Nelms gets set to deliver a smashing backhand. Above: Shan- non Kelly stretches to keep the ball in play. Left: Thania Moses displays her good form. Tennis 89 Below: Candee Nelms' serve is the key to her aggressive style. Right: Coach Scott Lib- bey gives Shannon Kelly a few pointers before her next match. Below Left: Joe Selah smashes a line shot to his opponent. Below Right: Carey Nelms attacks each op- ponent with outstanding determination and stamina. 90 Tennis Left: Candee Nelms delivers a strong backhand. Below Left: Andy Kebo concen- trates on the return. Below: Robbie Nelms races across the court in anticipation of his opponent's shot. Bottom Left: Melissa Tenorio is set to make the return. Bottom Right: Coach Edward Gates keeps a careful eye on the match in progress. Tennis 91 Practice, Practice, Practice At exactly 3:45 each afternoon, the Lady Dolphins were on the softball field ready for a day's workout. Head Coach Chuck Bayles met his team with a tim- ed schedule of what would be accomplished at that day's practice. He and Assistant Coach Ted Bartz worked with the girls every day — correcting, praising, teasing and, most importantly, teaching them the importance of discipline and teamwork. The early days of practice were the worst, especial- ly for those players who were not in shape. For these girls, the first few days meant sore muscles, tired eyes, lots of sweat and, occasionally, a few tears. As the days of practice continued, the girls became better acquainted with each other, forming special friendships which bonded them together as a team. They gained an awareness of the field, of the players around them, and of what to expect in game situations. The team's strength came from returning senior pitcher Tammy Paul and the out- fielders, all but one of whom were returning starters from last year's squad. A largely untried in- field squad was the weakest feature of the team, but this became less of a problem as the team gain- ed in experience during the course of the season. 92 Softball J, % FACING PAGE, Top: Head Coach Bayles gives the girls some prac- tice on infield flies while Assistant Coach Bartz takes the catching position. Left: Vivi Mira gets ready to take her turn at batting prac- tice. Bottom Right: Cheri Warren mans the pitching machine. THIS PAGE, Top Left: Gayzel Diaz runs in for her turn at bat. Top Right: Rita Jones is happy to see the end of a hard day's practice. Above: Laura Daughtry keeps a keen eye on the ball. Left: Allison Cameron takes her turn in the batting cage. Softball 93 Top Left: Coach Bayles gives the team the day's practice schedule. Top Right: Tammy Paul doesn't let anything disturb her while she's pitching. Above: Julie Graber takes batting practice. Right: Marie Kepley learns the importance of a level swing, hitting through the tire. 94 Softball Top Left: Rita Jones keeps her eye on the ball. Top Right: Vicki Costa takes her position at home plate to start infield practice. Left: joana Kinsella is ready to make the play at first. Above: Missy Van Esselstine throws the ball in after a well-fielded play. Softball 95 A Change of Leadership was seen on the MHS baseball diamond this year as coaches Gentry and Sympson reversed the roles they played during football season. Ralph Gentry took over as head coach, and he was aided by Bill Sympson as assistant coach. Returning players from last year's squad gave the Dolphins a strong infield, resulting in a strong defensive advantage which would allow very few easy runs during the season. The overall youth and inexperience of the newer members of the team and a lack of power on the mound meant that the Dolphins would not have an easy season, but team members were optimistic ana willing to meet the challenge. Top Right: lames Faircloth observes as Jeff Sharp and Tracy Bass practice pick-ups. Above: Barney Mitchell waits for the action to get to the outfield. Center: Jeff Sharp throws to first, trying to catch runner Donnie Saenz off base. Right: James Faircloth and Tracy Bass await their turns on the pitcher's mound. 96 Baseball Imm Bpl Left: |on Graber and Anthony Leird practice piteher-to-first pick-offs. Below: Jeff Sharp and James Faircloth take their turn at pick-up practice. Bottom: The team begins each practice with warm-up exercises. Baseball 97 Right: Assistant Coach Bill Sympson warms up before practice. Below: Raymond Aldret waits for the ball to come to second. Bottom Left: Jason Smith is ready at third. Bottom Right: Ronnie I reeman dives back to first as jon Graber awaits the throw from the pitcher. 98 Baseball Top Left: Head Coach Ralph Gentry throws with the team to stretch out at the start of practice. Top Right: )on Graber waits for instructions. Left: Jason Smith, Raymond Aldret, Jon Graber and Howie Drissel warm up their arms at the beginning of prac- tice. Above: Howie Drissel is in the ready position, waiting for the play. Baseball 99 Dedicated Students worked hard for their school on this year's Student Coun- cil. They promoted school spirit by selling Dolphin Pride t-shirts, which could be seen all over campus on game days. They gave the classes a chance to prove their athletic prowess on Class Competition Day, and provided would-be rockers the chance to live their dreams in the air band con- cert. Recognizing the com- munity's need for out-of- school activities for Marathon students, the Student Council sponsored a number of dances, must successful of which was the Sadie Hawkins Dance in the fall. Top: Coundl Representatives (Top to Bottom, Left to Right) are: Mickey McDowell, Leslie Magner, David Hayes, Alex Cameron, Joe Salazar, Perry Logan, Lisa Rice, Sky Rockett, Erin Franzen; Heidi Rich, Richard Baro, Shannon Kelly, Tammy Paul, Thania Moses, Allison Cameron, Angela Falcone, Tracey Swaney, Laura Daughtry, Amy Grill; Debbie Silcox, Danny Kellenberger, Chris Harold, Tina McNeal, Scott Gutterman, Heidi Hayden, Gayzel Diaz. Above: Perry Logan and Angela Falcone represent the Student Council in the Homecoming parade. Right: Student Council Officers are: Tam- my Paul, President; Scott Gutterman, Vice-President; Shannon Kel- ly, Treasurer; Leslie Magner, Secretary. 100 Organizations Left: Everyone enjoys dressing down and kicking up their heels and Lisa Rice is no exception at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Below: Brian Jacobs is startled by John LeGrande's sudden rebel yell. Left: P. J. Baro and Tiffany Rabito enjoy the music of the Sound Source. Organizations 101 Outstanding Scholarship was rewarded by membership in the National Honor Society. Students who achieved a 3.3 average were invited to join the society. Once in- itiated, students were expected to maintain their academic standing with a 3.0 average to remain eligible for membership. Although members had to work hard to keep up their grades, they took time out after school and on weekends to wash cars and sell candy to raise money for a scholarship to be awarded at the end of the year to the Honor Society's most outstanding graduating senior. Above: National Honor Society Members (Top to Bottom) are: Son Hui Chaney, Scott Gutterman, Dan Kellenberger, Charlott Fisch, Angela Falcone, Daniel Marty, Carlos Rodriguez, Mickey McDowell, Shannon Powell, Lyle Cayce, Julie Graber, Tim Rivers, Chad Huff, John Lamantia, James Faircloth. Joe Salazar. Right: Sponsor Joe Orr lights the candle to begin the initiation ceremony. 102 Organizations Left: Vice-President Mickey McDowell, Treasurer Shannon Powell and Secretary Angela Falcone support President John Lamantia. Organizations 103 Ri “ Marching and Competing took the Marathon High Band all over Florida. From county competition in Key West to state contests in St. Petersburg, the band covered a lot of miles. All of this travel created a great deal of expense and band members worked hard to raise the necessary funds. Director Jay Parales and the band held car washes and bake sales, man- ned concession stands at the Holiday Trade Fair and home basketball games, and sold stadium cushions and t-shirts, working throughout the school year to make ends meet. Right: The Marching Dolphins lead the way in the Homecoming parade. Below (Bottom to Top): Melissa Tenorio, Ray Aldret, Deb- bie Silcox, Lynette Kerlin, Teri Prince, Diana Byers, Lori Cucchi, Tricia Hardcastle; Shannon Maloy, )oyce Silcox, Tammy Wirth, Adam Witson, Susan Hensley, Mark Seckinger, Rachel Bass; Jen- nifer Stike, Fawn Miller, Sharon Alexander, Lori Roberts, Jeff Duck, Elizabeth Price, Cindy Kircher, Amanda Kepley, Adam Angermann, Niki Ruhmel, Roy Thompson, Bo Johnston, Steve Yakel, Johannah Davis, Missy Antrobus, Sam Teasedale. Right: Band Officers (Left to Right) are: Joyce Silcox, Secretary; Marie Kepley, Asst. Drum Major; Ray Aldret, Drum Major; Mark Seckinger, President; Bo Johnston, Treasurer; Lori Cucchi, Vice-President. 104 Organizations Left: The 1985-86 Dolphinette squad members are: Rachel Bass, Tricia Hardcastle, Melissa Tenorio, Jennifer Stike, Elizabeth Price and Shannon Maloy. Below: The Dolphinettes march in the Homecoming parade. Organizations 105 Cool Classes were the Nike's Club's goal when they first took on the air- conditioning of B-wing as their long-term project. The club, form- ed by the Busniess and Profes- sional Women to prepare high school girls for careers and give service to both their school and community, raised money for their project through their Homecoming carnation sale and their annual spr- ing fashion show. Through their hard work, the Nike Club members developed initiative and leadership skills, and learned the importance of community involvement. Top Right: Nike Club Officers (Left to Right) are: Kim Narenkivicius, Treasurer; Angela Falcone, Secretary; Tammy Paul, Vice-President; Shannon Kelly, President. Above: Members of the Nike Club (Top to Bottom, Left to Right) are: Shannon Kelly, Lisa Rice, Lynn Gaspardo, Angela Falcone, Kim Rabito, Tammy Paul, Meghan Whitehall, Julie Graber, Lisa Delano, Susan O'Neil, Teri Armstrong, Rita Jones, Mattie Garcia, Leslie Johnson, Theresa Regna, Donna Love, Kelly Qualls, jackie Smith. Right: The 1985-86 Nike Sweethearts are Meghan Whitehall and Drew Rutherford. 106 Organizations Left: Mrs. Jessie Hobbs is the advisor of the Nike Club. Below: Tracey Strickland and Hans Wagner are Nike's queen and king. Left: Meehan Whitehall and Tammy Paul take an active role in the Nike Club's projects. Organizations 107 Scientific Pursuits were encouraged by the new Science Club formed this year. Students who had an overall B average in their science courses were eligible for membership. Meetings featured lectures by guest speakers, or presentations by members concerning their per- sonal scientific interests. This year's Coin Club was not for- mally organized, but sponsor Glenn Lulibridge and a few students met informally to share their interest in coin collecting. Top Right: Science Club Officers are John Lamantia, President; Joe Salazar, Vice-President; Scott Gutterman, Treasurer; Shannon Kelly, Secretary. Above: Science Club members (Left to Right) are: Mickey McDowell, Lyle Cayce, Joe Selah, Joe Salazar, Scott Gutter- man, John Lamantia, Shannon Kelly, Son Hui Chaney, Chad Huff, Dan Kellenberger, Daniel Marty, Marie Kepley and Pat Reapp. Right: Lori Easterly and Mike Moore are the Coin Club. 108 Organizations Cadets and Explorers were sponsored by the Sheriff's Department and Marathon Volunteer Fire and Rescue. Sheriff's Cadets learned the basics of law enforcement, in class and on the road. Fire and Rescue Ex- plorers participated in drills with fire department personnel and assisted the volunteers at fire scenes. Top Left: Explorer Evan Antrobus rides on the firetruck in the Homecoming parade. Left: Sheriffs Cadets (Left to Right) are: Officer Rice (Advisor), Heidi Hayden, Vernon Goodwin, Allison Cameron, Matt Bowers, Cynthia Nelms, Officer Dally (Advisor). Above: Fire Department Explorers are Kenny Holbert (Advisor), Heidi Hayden and Adam Pierce. Organizations 109 The School Store wasn't the only project undertaken by the DCT class this year. With the help of local fraternal and veterans' organizations, they raised money that enabled them to attend District meetings and contests, officer training workshops, and the state CECF leadership conference. Additionally, DCT students contributed to the CEFUS project for missing children. Above: DCT members (Left to Right) are: Billy Keyes, Jay Lafferty, David Irwin, Trevor Powell, Barbarina Van Leth, Jay Lewis, Cin- dy Willhoite, Elfie Fassl, Rodney Stiltner, Penny Voss, Ray Cucchi, Leslie Magner, Leslie Johnson, Bruce Antetomaso, Teri Armstrong, Greg Harris, Tom Voss, Ron Abuja. Top Right: Jay Lafferty and Teri Arm- strong are DCT's king and queen. Right: DCT officers are Ray Cuccni, President; Leslie Johnson, Vice-President; Teri Arm- strong, Secretary; Barbarina Van Leth, Treasurer. 110 Organizations Investigative Reporters from Mrs. Linda Hale's journalism class scoured the campus from one end to the other in search of stories. Although the high school did not have its own newspaper, journalism students con- tributed to a Younger Generation page that appeared weekly in the Keynoter newspaper, and kept the community informed of school events, activities and issues. Above Left: Kara King and Lisa Delano try to get the latest scoop from senior class president Jon Craber. Above: Lyle Cayce works hard to get his story finished by the Friday deadline. Left: Members of the Younger Generation Staff: (Standing) Jay Lewis, Tammy Paul, Moses Miliis, Lee Coughlin, Kim Rabito, Barbie Rodriguez, Linda Hale (Advisor); (In Tree) Gregg Ham- mond, Tina McNeal, Greg Harris, Kara King, Cindy Willhoite, Meghan Whitehall, Lisa Delano, Colin McGarry. Organizations 111 To Cover the Year in words and pictures was the goal of the 1986 Shoreline staff. Photographers spent most of their time watching life through the view-finder of a camera, and it took many frustrating hours of work and innumerable rewrites to come up with just the right layouts, copy and captions to report the year's events. Staffers spent hours pounding the pavement to sell ads to finance the largest portion of the yearbook's $12,000 budget. All the effort was rewarded when the book finally arrived, and everyone could breathe a huge sigh of relief. Top Right: Vivian Chisolm is the Shoreline acfvisor. Above: The staff of Shoreline '86: Barney Mitchell, Kara King, Tommy Krause, Tracey Strickland, Donna Love, Mike Westbrook, Tina McNeal, Kim Narenkivicius, Chris Elwell (Editor), Larry Lewis, Debi Brown, Shannon Hickman (Business Manager), Dan Kelienberger, Cassie Benoit. Right: Kim Narnekivicius handles most of the Middle School photography assignments. 112 Organizations Left: Editor Chris Elwell works on layout designs for the Shoreline's special sections. Left: Kara King spends long hours typing and proofing the senior profiles. Above: Taylor Publishing representative Ken Thornberry explains the basics of layout to new staff members. Organizations 113 A Smile Is... A smile is something everyone loves to see. Especially from a certain, special he or she. A smile is a sign of someone saying “Hi! A smile dries those tears when you want to cry. A smile is lovely and a smile is bright. A smile is a beautiful, wonderful sight. 114 Student Life One smile is worth a thousand words! FACING PAGE, Top: Meghan Whitehall. Left: Thania Moses. Right: Principal Katharine Gradick. THIS PAGE, Top Left: Gregg Hammond. Top Center: Mark Seocinger. Top Right: Julie Graber. Center: Heiai Hayden and Kim Rabito. Bottom Left: Tammy Rabito. Bottom Right: Angela Falcone. Student Life 115 Where Would We Be Without Friends? As the year ended, we all went our separate ways. Some of us would be getting jobs for the summer and waiting for the next scnool year to begin. Others would be taking a larger step toward col- lege and a career. No matter where we went or what we did, the friends — our true friends — we had made along the way would be with us forever. Our friends were there when we failed the test they had helped us study for. They lent an ear when our romances ended. Whenever we needed them, our friends were there. Throughout the year, we shared the great times and the bad times with our friends. These experiences enriched our lives and helped our friendships grow. Top: To Shane Johnson and Kim Bittner, friendship is worth a smile. Above: Cheek to cheek, Raymond Aldret and Krissi King share a special kind of friendship. Above Right: As graduation nears, seniors Kim Narenkivicius, Kara King and Tina McNeal hope their friendship will last a lifetime. Right: Lisa Rice and Gene Nerns know that special times with special friends are always remembered. 116 Student Life Top Left: Trust goes hand-in-hand with friendship. Lyle Cayce lets Mickey McDowell and Son Hui Chaney make him up as a clown. Top Right: Friends Gregg Hammond and Lisa Delano work together on the seniors' banner for a pep rally. Left: Best of friends, Tammy Paul and Candee Nelms, stick together through thick and thin. Above: Angela Falcone knows that she can always lean on a good friend like Mattie Garcia. Student Life 117 Hurricane Kate Threatened the Keys but that didn't discourage the tacky tourists during Spirit Week. Students came to school dressed as their idea of the typical tourist. Funny sunglasses, weird hats and mismatched clothes were the rule that day, as students carried radios, cameras, brochures and souvenirs in addition to their school books. ] Top Right: Not all tourists are unprepared for hurricane season. Scott McClelland keeps track of Hurricane Kate on his official storm tracking map. Above: Mickey McDowell says, I'd rather be at the Beach! Right: Theresa Regna, Heidi Hayden and Gayzel Diaz are three tacky tourists who are ready to take on the world. 118 Student Life Left: I live here. He's obviously the tourist, says Yuri Rojas, pointing at Antony Leird. Below: What do you mean this isn't Disney World? Mary Lou Cerny asks lulie Greene. Student Life 119 ■ ' MRS HOBBS WO - ™ YS BjS cuss nil More Than Just Pep Rallies Spirit at MHS was a state of mind, a pride in their school that had students really getting involved. Whether representing their class, cheering for their team, or working to make their school the best it could be, Marathon's students gave their all. Because Marathon was a small school, its students seemed to unite and form a bond which made their spirit and pride that much stronger, and lent itself to everything they did. Top: When the B.P.W. names Mrs. Jessie Hobbs their Woman of the Year, the seniors show their pride for their class sponsor in this pep ral- ly banner. Center: National Honor Society member Julie Graber Rrepares refreshments for the in- ation reception. Bottom: Senior class pride abounds when the seniors win the spirit stick at a pep rally. A '1 120 Student Life Top Left: junior Denise Dobson shows her spirit on school col- ors day of Homecoming week. Top Right: Kim Rabito works to polish the final draft of her story for the Keynoter's Younger Generation page. Above: Seniors Gregg Hammond, Kara King and Lisa Delano give their time to help prepare the athletic department's spaghetti dinner. Left: With Mrs. Violet Saenz's help, the seniors run a nacho concession throughout the year to meet graduation expenses. Student Life 121 'There's Nothing to Do was an often-heard complaint this year. The closing of Marathon's movie theater, bowling alley and skating rink reduc- ed students' opportunities for out-of-school recreation and entertainment. To fill the gap, school organizations, the lay ad- visory committee and community organizations like the Jaycees joined forces to provide a variety of activities for students. Dances were held throughout the year, both during school and on weekends; the Student Council and senior class sponsored class competitions in the fall and spring; and theatrical perfor- mances were presented by several groups. All of the activities were well-attended, and they provided the students at MHS something new and different to do and enjoy. Top: Dances held throughout the year give students a chance to enjoy a break in the normal school routine. Above: John Laman- tia's broken hand doesn't keep him off the dance floor at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Right: Competitors in the balloon toss event display a variety of successful, and not-so-successful, catching techniques. 122 Student Life Left: Mr. Keeney referees as the freshman team tries to build its pyramid in record time. Below: The American Balalaika Com- pany presents a program of international folk music. Lower Left: The Snakespeare Players present an up-beat version of the story of Chanticleer and the fox from the Canterbury Tales. Lower Right: Junior Joe Selah and his partner handle the three-legged race with ease. Student Life 123 Faculty Not Only Students felt the changes at Marathon High this year. The faculty was affected as well. Some teachers, who taught a dual-level schedule, found themselves hustling from one end of the campus to the other in an effort to meet all their classes on time. New graduation requirements mandated by the state legislature placed additional burdens on teachers and students alike, and established more rigid guidelines that had to be met. Although the year was filled with new demands ana innovations. Marathon's faculty put forth the extra effort that these changes re- quired and met the challenge. Above Right: Katharine Gradick — Prin- cipal. Above: Jessie Hobbs — Asst. Prin- cipal, Senior Class Sponsor, Nike Club Ad- visor. Above Center: Joy Hanshaw — Secretary. Above Right: Rose Diezel — Of- fice Manager. Right: Bess Lowe — Secretary. 126 Faculty Far Left, Top: Dennis Doll — Science. Left: Violet Saenz — Teacher Aide. Below Center: Alexander Terpos — Mathematics. Below Right: William Sympson — Alternative Education, Head Varsity Football Coach, Asst. Baseball Coach. Far Left Center: Mary Maloney — Learning Strategies, Physical Education. Bottom Left: Jay Parales — Music, Band Director. Bottom Right: Barbara Shell — Teacher Aide. Faculty 127 Top Left: Ralph Gentry — Vocational Business Education, Asst. Varsity Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach. Top Right: Glen Lillibridge — Science, Coin Club Sponsor. Left Center: Michael Carl — Auto Mechanics, Science, Junior Class Sponsor, Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach. Right Center: Richard Hale — Social Studies, Student Council Sponsor. Above: Patricia Lowe — Media Specialist. Right: Maria Lowe — Reading Specialist. Far Right: Vivian Chisolm — Language Arts, French, Drama, Shoreline Advisor. 128 Faculty Left: Katherine McLane — Language Arts, Freshman Class Sponsor. Below Left: Margaret Campbell — Exceptional Education. Below: Eunice Stout — Language Arts. Faculty 129 Right: james Keeney — Social Studies, junior Varsity Football Coach. Above: Charles Bayles — Work Experience, Physical Education, Athletic Director, Volleyball Coach, Softball Coach. Top Center: Alfred Majewski — Vocational Department Head, D.C.T., Social Studies. Far Right: james Sikora — Physical Educa- tion, Life Management Skills, Business Manager, Varsity Basketball Coach. Right: Cheryl Doll — Physical Education, Life Management Skills, Business Manager. 130 Faculty Left: Paul Arena — English Department Head, Language Arts. Below Left: Bruce King — Computer Lab, Occupational Specialist. Below: Margaret Edgington — Mathematics, Junior Class Sponsor. Below Right: Diane Gerson — Guidance Counselor. Faculty 131 Student Index A Abuja, Ron 16,18,110 Aldret, Raymond 42,98,99, 104, 116 Alexander, Stephen 42 Alzugaray, Armandito 46 Angermann, Adam 38,104 Antetamaso, Bruce 16, 18, 110 Antrobus, Rosalind 46 Arguez, Jose 18 Armstorng, Teri 18 B Badinski, Donald Baker, Kathe Baker, Patricia Baro, Peter Baro, Richard 42 46 46, 72 46, 64, 101 12, 16, 19, 34, 63, 100 Bass, Tracy 42,96 Batson, David 16, 19, 50, 154 Benoit, Cassandra 42, 112 Bittner, Kimberly 16, 19, 116 Black, Lori 9, 46, 68, 69 Bobowski, James Boffil, Marisol Bookwalter, Brent Bower, Danny Bowers, Matthew Brady, Sharon Brand, Meredith Brossy, Lloyd Brown, Debi Brueckner, Lisa Butters, Simon Byers, Diana 46 42 62 41 42, 109 42 46 46 38, 39, 106 46 46 104 C Cadiz, Peter 38 Cameron, Alex 42, 84, 85, 86, 87, 100 Cameron, Allison 42, 72, 73, 76, 93,100, 223 Campbell, Matthew 46 Campbell, Troy 42, 52, 54, 55, 57, 78, 79 Cayce, Lyle 38,102, 117 Cerny, Mary Lou 38,119 Clark, Micah 46, 64 Cocco, Robert 42 Collins, Scott 46, 64 Cooper, Benjamin 46, 64 Cooper, Bryan 38 Costa, Victoria 46, 72, 73, 95 Coughlan, Lee 38, 111 Cox, Daniel 46 Coxon, Frederick 42 Cucci, Lauri 46,104 Cucchi, Raymond 12,16, 20, 34, 110 Culmer, Melissa 46 Curry, Glen 46, 64, 65 D Dalton, Lora 46 Daughtry, Laura 46, 72, 74, 76,93, 100 Davis, Arthur 38, 43, 53, 78, 80, 82, 83 Davis, Brent 42 Davis, Paul 42,78,81,83 DeLano, Lisa 7, 16, 20, 34,62, 132 Index 106, 111,117, 121 Diaz, Gayzel 46, 68, 69, 93, 100, 118 Dobson, Denise 9, 38,119, 121 Donaldson, Mark 42 Dorazio, William 46, 64 Dotson, John 43 Doughman, Von Keith 46, 84, 86 Drissel, Howard 43, 99 Drissel, Joseph 43 Duck, Jeff 43,61, 104 E Easterly, Lori 30, 53, 82, 108 Edwards, Julie 46 Egert, Scott 43 Elwell, Christopher 112,113 F Faircloth, James 38, 40, 96, 97, 102 Faircloth, Tara 46, 72 Falcone, Angela 38, 100, 103, 106, 115, 117 Fantroy, Steven 46 Fassl, Gertrud 16, 20, 110 Feltman, Leslie 43 Fergason, Harvey 81,83 Fisch, Charlott 42, 43, 72, 102 Foster, Candy 43 Franzen, Erin 47, 100 Freeman, Ronald 43, 98 G Gagliardini, Monica 43, 44 Garcia, Mattie 39, 117 Gardner, Russell 43 Gardner, Ted 64 Gaspardo, Lynn 8, 39, 69, 106,222 Gilder, Melissa 43,44 Glaze, Barbara 47 Gomez, Joanne 43 Gontino, Mary 47 Gonzalez, La Laena 47 Gonzalez, Maritza 47 Goodwin, Vernon 43, 109 Goss, Biff 47, 50 Graber, Jon, 16, 21,34, 35, 62, 97, 99, 111, 178 Graber, Julie 21,39,62,72, 74, 76, 94, 102, 103, 106, 115, 120, 178 Graham, Wendi 47 Grant, Melanie 47 Greene, Julie 39, 119 Gregg, Rema 39 Griffis, Sheila 47 Grill, Amy 42,43,72,73,75, 100 Ground, Laura 47 Gutterman, Scott 16, 21, 34, 100, 102, 108 H Halbert, Micheal 43 Hammond, Gregory 12, 21, 34,35, 62, 111,115,117, 121 Harold, Ann Marie 16, 22, 106 Harrell, Joseph 47,100 Harris, Gregory 16, 22,110, 111 Hayden, Heidi 9, 43, 50, 68, 69, 100, 109, 115, 118, 222 Hayes, David 43, 100 Hayes, Howard 16, 22, 79, 83 Heiner, Heather 43 Herd, Bill 16,22 Herd, Richard 47, 64 Hickman, Shannon 39, 112 Holmes, Janetta 16, 23 Homes, Nicole 43, 68, 69 Holmes, Roxie 47 Hoover, Heath 43 Hosek, Hugo 47 Howder, Eric 47 Huff, Chad 42,43, 102, 108 Hursey, Jennifer 43, 44 I Irwin, David 16,23,110 Irwin, Ronald 7, 47, 64 j Jackman, Anthony 47, 64 Jeffries, Cathie 4, 39 Jenkins, Jennifer 39, 62, 106 Jester, Luke 39 Johnson, Keith 44 Johnson, Leslie 16, 23, 106, 110 Johnson, Shane 16, 23, 34, 50, 116 Johnson, William 44,104 Johnston, Jill 44 Jones, Lucinda 16,24 Jones, Rita 16, 24, 34, 72, 74, 77, 93, 95 K Kaelin, Julie 39 Katch, Thomas 44 Kebo, Andy 91 Keebler, Matthew 47 Keenan, Thomas 47 Kellenberger, Danny 39, 108, 112 Keller, J.P. 39 Kelly, Shannon 16, 24, 34, 35, 62,88, 90, 100, 103, 106, 108, 153 Kepley, Amanda 47 Kepley, Marie 44, 94, 108 Keys, William 25, 110 Kight, Talvin 44 Kimmel, Corey 44 King, Kara 16,25,34,62, 111, 113, 116, 121, 177 King, Krissi 47 Kinsella, Joanna 47, 95 Kircher, Cynthia 40,104 Kirwan, Sean 44, 84, 85, 87 Kornetti, Stephanie 47, 72, 73 Krause, Thomas 16, 25, 62 L Lafferty, Jay 44,110 La Mantia, John 8, 16, 25, 34, 102, 103, 108, 122 La Mantia, Steve 44 Lazarowicz, Jennifer 16, 24, 122 Leatherwood, Vivian 44 Le Grande, John 12,40,81, 83,101 Leird, Anthony 40, 97, 119 Lewis, Jon 16, 26, 110, 111, 160, 173 Lewis, Larry 1,40, 53, 79, 112 Lewis, Tammy 47 Logan, Perry 44, 53, 100 Lonlein, Lauren 40 Longo, Arthur 44 Love, Donna 39, 40, 112 M MacDonald, Jason 47 Magner, Leslie 16, 26, 35, 100, 106,110, 152 Mangham, Leon 40, 54 Martin-Vegue, Kevin 6, 47, 84, 86, 87 Marty, Daniel 44, 102, 108 Mathias, Michael 44 Mayan, Carin 4,44 Mayan, David 47, 64 McClelland, Scott 40, 118 McDowell, Mickey 4, 40, 89, 100, 103, 117, 118 McGarry, Collin 27,156 McGarry, Kelly 44 McMillan, Chantelle 47 McNeal, Christina 1,9, 16, 27, 34, 62, 100, 106, 111, 112, 116, 170 Millis, Moses Mills, Shelly Mitchell, Barney Moore, Leslie Moreira, Jackie Moreira, Odalys Moses, Thania Mosley, Andre Mosley, Ernest Myers, Christopher 40, 119 44 39, 40, 62, 96, 112 16,27, 108 47 47 47, 89, 100, 114 47, 64, 65 47, 64, 66 47 N Nackino, Shawn 47, 62, 64 Nally, Austin 78, 81,83 Narenkivicius, Kimberly 8, 16, 27, 106, 112, 1 16, 175 Navarro, Maria 44 Nearns, Eugene 16, 28, 34, 50, 62, 116 Nelms, Candice 6, 47, 62, 72, 73,90,91, 117 Nelms, Carey 7, 48, 90, 220 Nelms, Cyntnia 44,109 Norris, Marshal 48, 64 Nunery, Angela 9,49 O O'Neil, John 48,64,87 O'Neil, Susan 16, 28, 80, 106 O'Rourke, Timothy 16, 28, 34, 50, 56, 57 P Pace, Emily 44 Palmer, Cynthia 44 Paul, Theresa 8, 48 Paul, Tammy 16, 28, 34, 72, 74, 77, 94,100,107, 111,117, 150 Patterson, Jeremy Perez, Julian Perez, Yamilet Perrin, Robert Perrin, Timothy Perry, David Petty, Debra Picard, Lisa Pierce, Adam Pierce, Crysral Pinson, Laurie Pinson, Terry Possinger, Michelle Prescott, John Prince, Teri Putz, Tony 44 48 48 29 48 48 48 42,44 48, 64, 67 48 45 45 8, 48 48 48, 104 29, 157 Q Qualls, Kelly 29,106,222 R Rabito, Kimberly 4, 29, 34, 80, 106, 165, 167 Rabito, Tammy 45 Rabito, Tiffany 48,101 Radi, Troy 45 Ramirez, Marvin 48 Ray, Tina 48, 160 Reapp, Patrick 108 Regna, Theresa 39, 40, 68, 69, 106 Rice, Michael 45 Rice, Lisa 30, 34, 50, 62, 68, 69, 100, 101, 116 Rich, Heidi 48, 100 Rich, Helen 48 Rinaldi, John 30 Rivers, Timothy 40,102 Rizzo, John 41 Robbins, Odell 49, 54 Roberts, Louis 49,104 Roberts, Ouida 49 Rockett, Sky 43, 45, 53, 61, 100 Rodriguez, Angela 45 Rodriguez, Barbara 4, 30,111, 221 Rodriguez, David 45, 102 Rojas, Yuri 41,119 Rotella, Tony 45 Rutherford, Drew 41, 106 VanEsselstine, Missy 49, 95 VanLeth, Barbarina 32,110, 158 Vasquez, Bill 32 Vasquez, Fabian 45 Voss, Penelope 41,110 Voss, Thomas 110 W Wagers, McCoy 49 Wagner, David 45 Wagner, Hans 33,107 Walker, Carri 9, 49, 69 Warren, Cherylee 49, 72, 74, 92 Welch, Gregory 49 Westbrook, Mike 33, 112 White, Gene 43, 45, 56, 80, 82, 83 White, Gipp 45, 61 White, Monique 49 Whitehall, Meghan 33, 34, 106, 107, 111, 114, 1173 Williams, Burt 49, 64 Wolsczak, Kevin 49 Y Yakel, Steven 45,104 Youst, Al 49 Faculty s Salazar, Joe 39,41, 100, 102 Sanchez, Alain 49 Sapp, Mark 41 Sardinas, Lenja 45 Seckinger, Mark 41,104,115, 119 Selah, Joe 41,88, 90,108, 123 Sharp, Jeff 41,96,97 Sharp, Tom 84,85 Siebert, Kristen 48 Silcox, Deborah 8, 48, 100, 104 Silcox, Joyce 49,104 Silberman, Leanne 45 Smith, Dana 49 Smith, Jacquline 4, 12, 31, 106 Smith, Michael 45, 98, 99 Smyth, Donald 9,31 Spikes, Evelyn 45 Spooner, Marc 41 Sprouse, Michael 45 Staryk, Myka 49 Stiltner, Rodney 31 Stike, Jennifer 45, 104, 105 Strickland, James 49 Strickland, Thomas 45 Strickland, Tracy 41, 107, 112 Swaney, T racey 45, 62, 100 T Taboas, Jose 45 Tate, Kevin 31,55, 62 Taute, Jennifer 49 Teet, Roger 45 Teniorio, Melissa 49,91, 104, 105 Thompson, Roy 45, 104 Tracy, Ronald 49 Trice, Jeffrey 45 Tsaganis, Andrea 49 Turner, Richard V 32 A Arena, Barbara 129 Arena, Paul 131 B Bartz, Ted 72, 77, 92 Bayles, Chuck 72, 73, 77, 92, 94, 124, 130 C Campbell, Margaret 129 Carl, Michael 38, 84, 128 Causey, Laura 70 Chisolm, Vivian 112,124,128 D Diezel, Rose 126 Doll, Cheryl 130 Doll, Dennis 43, 124, 127 E Edgington, Margaret 38,131 G Gates, Edward 91 Gentry, Ralph 12, 34, 59, 99, 128 Gerson, Diane 131 Gradick, Katharine 114, 126, 222 H Hale, Linda 111 Hale, Richard 128 Hanshaw, Joy 126 Hobbs, Jessie 35,107, 126 j Johnston, Bo 43,124 K Keeney, James 38, 64, 67, 123, 130,221 King, Bruce 131 L Libbey, Scott 90 Lillibridge, Glenn 128 Lowe, Bess 126 Lowe, Maria 128 Lowe, Patricia 128 M Maiewski, Fritz 130 Maloney, Mary 127 McCurry, Jerry 35 McLane, Katherine 2, 3, 49, 129 Index o Orr, Joe P Parales, Jay R Reynolds, Geroge S Saenz, Alberto Saenz, Violet Shell, Barbara Sikora, James 81,83,130 Smith, Donald 129 Stout, Eunice 124, 129 Sympson, William 12, 53, 59, 98, 124, 127 102, 103 127 129 131 121,127 127 T Terpos, Alex 127 134 Community Community Community 1 35 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 Teen activities Students poll is positive By KARA KING Studmi Writer MARATHON — School bells arc ringing and the halls arc once again buzzing with students. When a few Marathon High School students were asked what their thought of the start of the 198!� school year, they replied: Jon Graber. 12th grade: So far things are going pretty good. There are a few thing that have to be worked out. but after that ...watch out'!! Tracey Strickland. 1 Ith grade: This year things are all right except they took F-wing away and now we don't have vorv mam air-conditioned rooms. Kelly McGarry. 10th grade: This vear is all right except all the lockers are in j-wing and the school day is too long Shane Millis. seventh grade: I like it a lot better than the elementary school because it's more fun and there is more to do. Marshall Norris, ninth: I like it a lot There doesn’t seem to he as many people and the school looks so much better this year!” focus of meeting MARATHON - Teens and adults are invited to a meeting next week to help come up with activities for the town's young people Everyone is welcome to attend the meeting set for 7:30 p m Oct 30 at Marathon Inn Marathon residents Carolyn Hayes. 16: Sally Nearns. 14: and Bobbie Jo Nearns. 13; want io meet with everyone inteiested in helping us solve this problem so we can discuss and plan some solutions. said Carolyn During a bus ride home from Island Christian School recently, the girls and fellow travelers decided if anvthing was going to get done, the young people would have to do it themselves, they said Although they are looking for support from the adults in the community, the girls say they are willing and think their friends would be. too — to do the fund-raising involved to purchase such recreational equipment as ping-pong tables, pool tables, etc . once a location for these activities has been found Some members of the Marathon Community Theater have agreed to help the girls set up an agenda for the upcoming meeting and generally act as liaison, when needed, between the youths and the adults, said President Jackie Wicks Bingo machines installed at MHS weather OATE HIGH LOW Oct 14 87 78 Oct 15 86 79 Oct 1$ 87 79 Oct. 17 87 80 Oct 18 86 74 Oct 19 86 74 Ocl. 20 86 75 Oct. 21 85 76 index Editorials.. 6 Letters 7 Business.... 8 Younger Generation 14 Family 21 Obituaries 30 Sports 31 Outdoors.. 35 Classifieds 39 By LISA DeLANO Student Writer MARATHON — It’s time for a juice break' The Senior High Student Council of Marathon High School (MHS) has sponsored the installment of juice ma- chines in the physical educa- tion locker rooms. Students may purchase juice before and after school, and between classes for 75 cents a can. When asked their opinion of the availability of the juice, students replied: Ten Armstrong. 12th grade I think it’s a good idea to offer juice to the students, instead of soda, after their PE. class Al- though 75 cents is a little steep. jt ; worth it Mike Sprouse. I Ith grade It’s good to have something new. but I think they should - —:—i i , N n 'll A Special Salute to the Staff of Shoreline '80. Your efforts have preserved forever a history of your class's contributions to each other and to Marathon High School. Students discovered of unknown origin By RON DEEP Staff Writer KEY WEST — Music and more music is going to make this year’s island city pre-Halloween celebration the most spectacular ever. according to a spokesman If so. reverberations of success may be l eard throughout the island chain. This year’s Broadway Fantasies’ theme lends itself to music. explained Perri Halevy. an organizer of the Oct 23-2 Fantasy Fest. so we decided to get more musical groups involved With Key West’s own smger guitarist Jimmv Buffett a% grand marshal, the Oct 26 parade down Duval'Street will feature the sounds of two Fort Lauderdale high school marching bands competing against the bagpipes of the Canadian Legion Fife and Drum Corps The marching units, four floats with live bands, singing groups and taped music are going to add a lot of excitement.'' she said, countering complaints that the 7-year-old happening has gotten tame with age This year’s featured artist. Grammy Award-winning vocalist Chaka Khan, will perform one concert at midnight Oct 25 at the Copa Disco on Duval Street. The parade reviewing stand will be located farther up Duval Street this year to stretch the people out along the parade route. said Miss Halevy. in an attempt both to avoid congestion and bnnr onlookers to fringe area businesses The way the streets have been torn up with the new sewer system. she said, businesses are really looking forward to a boost. Lower. Middle and Upper Keys’ motels and restaurants should benefit from the overflow of visitors to the island city, she added Key West accommodations were reaching capacity, according to reports at press time As Fantasy Fest grows and becomes more well known, all of Monroe County will benefit. said Miss Halevy. In the future, we sre events coinciding with Fantasy Fest taking place up and down the Keys and maybe bus service to bring visitors to Key West for the parade 136 Community Lin Bright ( ulf) Ron Lewis Sombrero Gulf Center 5515 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 (305) 743-2373 SAILS CUSTOM BOAT CANVAS ° 305 743-2693 LOCATED IN MARATHON BOAT YARD GEORGE D. KING OWNER 2059 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 BEST OF LUCK GRADUATING CLASS OF ’86 MARATHON LIQUOR 305-872-2351 The Gladwell Family Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 P.O. Box 513 GEMINI PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY 5101 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON, FL 33050 743-6732 Wishes the Class of (305) 743-7732 Van Szochiin Omuzance (Agency, One. YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENT BUSINESS • HOME • CAR . PERSONAL 11399 OVERSEAS HWY JOHN M VAN BROCKLIN MARATHON. FLORIDA 33050 Phone: Bus: 743-4038 Lot 8 — 47th St. Gulf Res. 743-3224 Marathon, FL 33050 MILLIS NET SHOP Shrimp Scallop Nets MOSES MILLIS, Owner Marathon, FL 33050 Nicholaus Love CONTRACTOR - CARPENTER 15 Years Experience UKMtf tloAf Phone (305) 872-3329 TOUCH PHONE: 743-GOLD GENUINE GOLD NUGGETS 14 AND 18 KT. GOLD GIFTS 61-53rd Street Marathon, FL 138 Community Congratulations Seniors K.C.B. BIKE MOPED SHOP Sales, Repairs, Rentals, Accessories 11518 Overseas Hwy. MATT HOLMES M.M.53 U.S. Route 1 Manager Marathon Shores, FL 33050 Congratulations Graduating Seniors From Islander Homos of the Keys, Inc. Congratulations, Seniors A Dairy Queen THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP® 743-5911 brazier. 7301 o s Highway Marathon Community 139 COnGRMUIMIONS, GR€G wen uwiws lopc YOU DN), MOM N1D DFMYID Plunge Into the Chippiest,Dippiest, Chewiest wevest, Fndgiest Ever ' . Sutioae 9' k . JKitoi Baskin-Robbins 6950 O S Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 743-0444 ■ ;J WS(SSC1 140 Community (?tuuyi itc £ ztco t tyvactcutfitiy Sections ‘TftcvuU aa t eteniwzwf gCittic n Hawk’s Cay Congratulations to the graduating Class of Marathon High School Hawk's Cay Resort MM. 61 Marathon 743-7000 Congratulations Class of 1986 Desr of Luck in rhe Furure Sreven J. Smirh M.D.P.A. Congratulations Tommy Love, ITIom y Dad LOWER KEYS MOBILE HOME SALES Rt. 4 Box 331-A, Summerland Key, Florida 33042-9752 872-3510-872-4360 MODULAR HOMES, MOBILE HOMES, RENTALS, LOTS MARATHON MEN’S SHOP Tux Rentals Dress — Casual — Beachwear Winn Dixie Plaza 743-5657 142 Community WTJJI Congratulations Seniors from Handley Paint 6681 O S Hwy. Marathon Congratulations, Seniors Big Pine Grill USl, Mile Marker 31 Big Pine Key, Florida Keys 872-2546 Community 143 A Very Special Person Congratulations, we love you Mom, Dad, Mike 144 Community Key Largo Islamorada Marathon Key West Mile Marker 102 33037 82758 Overseas Highway 33036 6900 Overseas Highway 33050 3800 W. Roosevelt Boulevard 305 451-1834 305 664-5066 305 743-3108 305 294-8472 Community 145 EDUCATION the most important asset of all In today's world, education is the essential element in all of our lives. Whether we spend our days running a boat or running a business or 0 THE MRRINE BRNK ________ OF MONROE COUNTY KEY LARGO PLANTATION KEY MARATHON SHORES 451-2012 664-5507 852-4500 664-8105 743-7300 MARATHON BIG PINE KEY WE ST 743-2231 872-2237 294-9593 872-4197 FDIC f 10Q° o FREE CHECKING 146 Community TOTHECLASSOF 1986 Best Wishes and Good Luck! (305) 743 5345 Location 10651 - 7th Avinue, Gulf MARATHON SHORES. FL FLORIDA KEYS TRUSS, 3l iC. DONALO R COTNER P re id«nl (305) 743 5333 Mailing P 0 Bok 222 MARATHON. FL 33050 Community 147 the CRQSSVD ■ needlepoint knitting gifts Jackie Phelps 13333 Overseas Highway — Marathon. Florida 33050 ENTERTAINMENTS AGENCY (305) 743-5230 s Keys Music Center Meeting All Your Musical Needs Complete Sheet Music Line Dave Gilly Holder 9575 Overseas Highway Owners Marathon. FL 33050 Congratulations Seniors 1986 Marathon Window Cleaning 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! (Congratulations §eniors J8t Care Caact; bark by (Classic (Allcg 1255 107tt{ £t. ®uif 743-4588 j3Haralf;on, ,3[JG 33050 Brait Killer 148 Community (Love You Kevin Tate Mom Dear Tammy, There is so much we would like to say that we don't know where to begin. You have been such a joy to us, and we are so proud of you. We know that it has not always been easy to stand up and be the person you are, but it will pay off, trust us. Remember that no matter where life takes you as you leave high school, the one thing that will always be the same in this chang- ing world is our love for you, and we will always be here for you, no matter what. May life give you what you have given us, much love and hap- piness and very few disappointments. Love and congratulations. Mom, Dad and D. B. Gazebo HOME FURNISHINGS DESIGN SERVICES • Seiko Clocks • Fitz Floyd • Vance Rattan • David Marshall Mirrors • Maxton Flowers • W.W. Graphics • Sawyers Furniture • Haeger Potteries • Santon of Key West 1757 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 150 Community donqratulati graduated ond Law Offices of Cunningham, Albritton, Lenzi, Warner Bragg, P.A. Ralph E. Cunningham Lawrence E. Albrirron Peter J. Lenzi, Jr. Richard E. Warner Alfred O. Bragg Robert K. Miller Community 151 i—ons love L.I5A d r or amd pad GOOD luck seniors ► Specialty Hardware Supply. Inc. '0730 Overseas Hwy. Marathon. Fla 33050 130� ) 74 3-3302 Congratulations for a good job well done! I Love You, Mom CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Frigola, DeVane Wright, P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW FIRST PROFESSIONAL CENTRE • SUITE 17 5701 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY POST OFFICE BOX 177 Marathon, Florida 33000 TELEPHONE 7-43-6565 AREA COOE 305 ALFRED K. FRIGOLA WILLIAM N. OeVANE. JR. THOMAS D. WRIGHT 152 Community Shannon, DESIDERATA GO PLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE 8c HASTE, 8c REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE IN SILENCE. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly 8C clearly; and listen to others, even the dull Si ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud Si aggressive persons, they are vexatious to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain SC bitter; for always there will be greater SC lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. ffc Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Uw Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity 8C disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue 8C loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees SC the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is un- folding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors 8C aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery 8C broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy, Love, Mom Dad Community 153 Dear David, We are very proud of you. You have truly been one of God's blessings. We Love You. Mom, Dad, Mason Tola 743-3205 Sandfufien, foutique fivi 6i n. tame 5571 Overseas Hwy. Marathon FL 33050 Big Pine Plaza Big Pine Key, FL 305 872-9935 33043 SOUTHERN SHORES BOUTIQUE “WOMEN’S CLOTHING FOR THE KEYS” SIZE 6-22 ONITA ROBINSON JEAN LOVERING IM HOOKED ON Herbie’s Bar and Bartique 6350 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 305-743-6373 Closed Sundays 154 Community Community 155 We Love You ond Are Proud of You. Mom ond Brian Good Luck Seniors THE SCISSOR HUT Congratulations to All Our Senior Customers Congratulations, Collin! YEAH! You're the best brother anyone could hove. I Love You, Kelly Col, Greg, Tommy Bruce, Shone, Richard and oil my senior friends. Love You All Always, Kelly 156 Community Diana, You’ve shown your love for me many, many times. Now it’s my turn ... I love you always, and I hope we last forever. Love Always, Greg tjbrift Ou (2Sa WOO £i.cqn± A unique blend ol silk tlowers, driftwood and seashells. Specializing in custom designs. Quayside Village M.M. 54 Marathon, Florida 743-7591 (305) 743-6424 JENKINS ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SERVICE 7984 TUNA DRIVE MARATHON, FL 33050 GOOD LUCK. TONY MOM AND DAD MAYTAG LAUNDRY 5998 0 8 _________HWY.__________ Community 157 Mile Marker 52 11050 Overseas Highway Marathon. Florida 33050 Phone 743-3183 - takeouts too1 Marathon Manor A Skilled Care Nursing Facility With an Ocean View 320 Sombrero Beach Rd. P.O.Box 1316 Marathon, Florida 33050 (305) 743-4466 Congratulations to HOLDING ELECTRIC, INC. the Class of 86 Tropical Florist i0641 Aviation Blvd. Formerly BJ’s Floral Designs Marathon. FL 33050 (305) 743-2091 MKT DK POMPOMS ZWAAIEND DOOR HIGH SCHOOL, MAAR MET LOF AFGESTUDEERD NVIS DE POORT DES LEVENS WIJD GEOPEND. LEEF EEN WIJS GELVKKIG EN LANG LEVEN JE LIEFHEBBENDE PA MA BRIS 158 Community Congratulations Kim To a special daughter: We love you and are proud of you. Have a lifetime of happiness and success. Life can be anything you want it to be. Love, Dad, ITlom, Billy, and Craig TELEPHONE (305) 743 -4SS5 ATLANTIC MARINE RAILWAYS DISCOUNT MARINE SUPPLIES 2211 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON. FLORIDA 33030 Vinca Alexander Franklin D. Greenman Attorney at Law 2807 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 (305) 743-2351 Bacchus Tlie Sea Restaurant Your Host 725 - 11th St., Ocean Gene P. LaSalle Marathon, FL 33050 Congratulations Graduates the First Middle School Student Council President! OHlce 743-6S7S Box 788 - 1021 11th St. 743-5367 Marathon. FL 33050 Congratulations Seniors Family Practice E. J. Eisenbarth, M.D. John R. Hayes, M.D. Office Hours by Appointment 8151 Overseas Hwy. Suite 200 Marathon, FL 33050 743-9436 Marathon Seafoods PRODUCERS OF SHRIMP • FI • STQNt CRABS • «NflSH Gen« Culmer Owner Manager 162 Community £XESA| j£ 1825 Overseas Highway Mile Marker 48 Marathon, Florida 33050 743-9330 or 743-9339 ? vi )t %6f 9? ratvu 'fie ceut at Hi jit [tH K-Mart Plaza Marathon n T if Florida Keys -JfJ CONGRMULNTIONS SENIORS! CHILDREN’S CLINIC BEST WISHES TO THE NEW GRADUATES Barry J. Mankowitz, M.D., PA Congratulations Seniors cSfyi ty- fody . 9 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 Community 163 __ SARAH’S ISLAND REALTY jf E!R(DIN p� te «) SKIKLIET “On the Causeway,” Key Colony Beach, Florida Featuring Vacation Rentals • Weekly Botel Rentals, Dockage, Pool and Beach • Commercial • Acreage • Residential Homemade Biscuits • Property Management and Lunch Specials With Family Prices P.O. Box 1 Breakfast Key Colony Beach, FL 33051 Lunch Phone: 8305) 289-0999 1733 Overseas Hwy. SARAH G. SHANER Marathon, Florida Licensed Broker MM 48-Oceanside 743-4100 Congratulations Vincent’s Seniors Auto Parts Inc. From Serving the Keys Since 1969 Marathon Complete Automotive Machine Shop Complete Stock of Parts and Supplies Complete Stock of Marine Equipment Men’s Shop Complete Stock of Foreign Parts Automotive and Deisel Jenny Steam Cleaners Automatic Car Washers — Sales and Service “New Computerized System” 3 Stores to Serve You Congratulations Marathon: 743-5106 743-6214 743-2486 Islamorada: 664-4464 664-4557 Big Pine Key: 872-3223 Seniors of ’86! 4801 Overseas Highway Between MM 82 83 The Doll Family 164 Community KEYS INSURANCE AGENCY “Your Hometown Agent” Insurance — All Forms Beckwitt Bldg. Suite C 6400 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 743-0494 Congratulations, Cuz! Good Luck in the Future. Love, Tammy Tiffany (305) 743-7072 10700 5th AVENUE GULF MARATHON, FLORIDA KEYS 33050 Community 165 WINDY CITY Mon-Sal 7 AM - 9 PM Sunday 7 AM - 7 PM COIN-OP Front and Top Load Washers Large Capacity 2-3-4 Loaders Wash, Dry and Fold Service Commercial Laundry 1700 Overseas Highway • MM 48 — Marathon, FL Next to Hall's Balt Tackle bJ SComplete familu Laundry service J LAUNDRY ATTENDANT ON DUTY FULL TIME 743-5224 HALL’S BAIT TACKLE SHOP Phone: (305) 743-3606 1688 Overseas Highway Downtown Marathon, Florida 33050 1040 1985 ► ISenjamin TR.oche CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT The Fenton Building, Suite 101 2375 Overseas Highway P. O Box 56 Marathon. Florida 33050 305 743-4703 Is Ready To Help You With: • New Homes From $43,200 On Your Lot. No Hidden Extras • Help With Your Financing And Lot Selection • Remodeling, Additions Pools FREEL.KELLY ASSOCIATES, inc REAL ESTATE BROKERS FREEL, KELLYS MCGRAW, mc. CONSTRUCTION CO. LET OUR PROFESSIONALS FIND: • A Loan At The Lowest Rates • Creative “No Qualifying Terms • The Right Home For Your Budget 4594 OVERSEAS HWY. MARATHON, FL 33050 166 Community Best Wishes for the Future! Aunt Linda Uncle Joe The Golden Nugget Community CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM (Z'MUUterfitty TftevuUAjut 1 eteniaasuf giltUc Specialty Hardware Supply, Inc. 107 30 Overseas Hwy Marathon. Fla. 33050 (305) 743-3382 Tah — Rah — Rah — - Boom — De — Aye .. r Tombo, Tommy, You ore o great friend, 1 hove learn- CL. —- x ed so much from you this year. Even You've been a great friend ond i though 1 don't show it, 1 really op- ir's been fun to know you. 1 hope ' 4 -r predate everything you put up with you won't forger us little people -rCj. ’ ond everything you've done for me! when you go off to college. Now (Which is too much for onyone to you get to be o freshman! Ho-Ho! handle.) Thank you so much for this Love, Biff 0f year and more! You're one in o P S. Hope you get your Porsche! fS million! So true w Love you, Condee Thanx for The good rimes (and rhe bod). Good luck wherever you go! We Love You, Biffy and Candee 168 Community Congratulations Seniors of 86! Community 169 Our heart i are filled of love for you. Vo do not hnow how to exp re 55 it at times, hut we are here when you need u5 and we 5tand hy you in your deci- 5ion5. l]ou are our5 and we are your5 to love and cherish this life throuyh. Mop e your future is fJL.. With Jtt Oar Jove, Won, and ddad 170 Community Mrs. Causey, We the cheerleaders, want to thank you, our sponsor, for all that you have done for us this year. — taking us to camp, going to the away games, and just generally putting up with us. You’ve been a really super person on and off the field. It would not have been the same without you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Love Lisa, Nicole, Heidi, Lynn, Theresa, Gayzel, Lori, Carri, Kendra, Tracey, Laurie, Terri, Vivi, Barbara, Phalice, and Megan. Community 171 «AITO MLS GINGER HENDERSON, G.R.I. PRESIDENT 9141 Overseas Highway, Marathon, Florida Keys 33050 ENTERTAINMENTS AGENCY —— (305) 743-5230 ss Keys Music Center Meeting All Your Musical Needs Complete Sheet Music Line 5S Dave Gilly Holder 9575 Overseas Highway Owners Marathon. FL 33050 NATION-WIDE GENERAL RENTAL 7603 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON, FLORIDA 33050 WE RENT MOST EVERYTHING! 305 743-6000 ALPINE � AIWA BABB� C.W.D.� DENON � DISC WASHER • INFINITY «LINN «NAIM SOUND SOURCE • IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR HOME OR AUTO MUSIC SYSTEM. THERE IS NO ALTERNATIVE • Dodicnted Car Audio Room • Custom Installations j • Security Systems Accessories • Records Tapes PROFESSIONAL PERSONAL SERVICE • Component TV’S • Video Recorders • Video Tape Rentals LAY-A-WAY and FINANCING • Extensive Demo Facilities • State of the Art Components, for all Budgots • Audio Video Furniture • Home Delivery and Set-up AUTHORIZED SERVICE 11450 OVERSEAS HWY. MARATHON 743-4376 CENTER LUXMAN • NAD • NAKAMICHI • N.E.C. • MAXELL • MONSTER CABLE • TDK 1 72 Community Congratulations Meghan Love, Mom, Mark, Greg and Tim Congratulations, Jon Love, Mom, Dad Family PrEXACOl Congratulations Seniors! Community 173 306-664-5300 , RIP TOSUN Jp T f % Carousel Hand Painted Ceramics and CHICKEN • WINGS Hand Crafted Gifts MILE MARKER 84.5 of the Florida Keys AT THE HOLIDAY ISLE RESORT • ISLAMORADA. FLORIDA KEYS 5105 Overseas Hwy. Mara.. Fla. 33050 (305) 743-3300 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 SPECTRUM STUDIO Distinctive Designs in Glass KEY Colony Bch. CauSway MICHAEL ROBINSON 305-743-7780 GLASSBLOWER — Serving the Finest in Steak Seafood — on the docks of the Faro Blanco Marine Resort Located at: Faro Blanco Marine Open 6 Nights Closed Mondays Resort — 1996 Overseas Hwy. Reservations Suggested — 743-9018 M.M. 48.5 Marathon. 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TRCXEL, JR., RES © i [s © t © O © X s © E1C RINE LEY, ELCRIRA 33C43 Community 183 184 Community Community 185 186 Community 1 ..ImA NU) • Community 187 188 Community Community 189 190 Community Community 191 Classes................................194 8th Grade............................196 7th Grade............................200 Student Life...........................204 Faculty................................212 Index..................................218 192 Middle School Time fer a Change Marathon Middle School Middle School 193 194 Classes Classes Special friends, new ex- periences, added respon- sibilities and a lot of hard work made up this year for the eighth grade class. Although they faced many new changes, this group of determined students pull- ed through handily, and showed tneir spirit during Homecoming week and at pep rallies. Being separated from the high school made it really hard for the eighth graders to be included in all of the ac- tivities they had par- ticipated in last year, but they proved that although there were walls between the middle school and the high school, they still had that Dolphin Spirit! Patrick Adams Sharon Alexander Evan Antrobus Bobby Armstrong Rachel Bass Natacha Black Cheryl Blankenship Paula Blom Keith Brewton Matt Brueckner Jorge Boffil Meghan Carey LaShonda Carter Timmy Cole Tiffany Combs Lazaro Crespo Jody Culmer Miles Curry Tim Daniels Mark Diehl Kendra Doll Terri Edgington Jim Freeman Michael Freeman 196 8th Grade Robert Foster Telli Friedhoff Dayris Garcia Roberto Garcia Tania Garcia Steve Gibson Laurie Ann Gomes Daniel Gomes Nathan Grill Trish Hardcastle Patty Harold David Harris Susan Hensley Honus Flicks Julie Holland Dustin Huff Brian Jacobs Phalice James Patty Jenkins Colleen Keenan Chuck Kellenberger Karl Kellenberger Lynette Kerlin Chrissy Kircher 8th Grade 197 THIS PAGE, Left: Jason Narenkivicius is no litterbug! Center: Mrs. Hale's wall says il all at the slarl of the 1985-86 school year. FACING PAGE: Even though they are only in the mid- dle school, these students know the Dolphins are 1. Krystal Langley Ray Lazuka Matt Lenco lames Lewis Eric Mackerell Ricky Manske Sean McKelvey Shannon Malloy Brad McWhorter )uan Mendoza Robb Michaux Luke Michelson Fawn Miller Jimmy Miller Michael Minor Jason Motta Jason Narenkivicious Joy Naughton Robbie Nelms Dulce Orta Daphne Paul Rickey Perry Latanya Picton Latonya Picton (98 8th Grade Barbara Shands Donald Shires Stacy Smith Steven Sparadeo Stanley Strama Cindy Strickland Mary Sweeting Harold Smyth Dillon Tart Michael Tyler Andrea Vasquez |on Visser Michell Wagers Trish Wagers Adam Whitson Nancy Wideman Charlotte Wilfong Tammy Wirth 8th Grade I Oh Every ye3r Marathon High School sees a new crowd of faces. They belong to students who have struggled since kindergarten, clim- bing step by step up the ladder, just trying to make it to the seventh grade. Now they finally reached their goal, only to find that it's time to start all over again. This year the seventh graders were offered something a little different as far as their education and social life were concerned. This year, with the new Middle School, the seventh graders were faced with new challenges as well as obstacles. The average seventh grader approached each of these rocky ledges with a few deep breaths and a determined smile. He looked forward to what his future would hold next year as a senior of the Middle Scnool. Tony Abney Delores Albury Krystal Albury Nick Aldacosta Derek Alderman Phillip Augustine Robert Barber Dwan Boulten Derek Berndt Scott Black Dione Britt Ronnie Brown Michelle Carroll Ian Cataldi Jenne Chavala Mike Collins Frankie Cordova John Coughlan Nick Cronin Angela Davis Johannah Davis Cami Diezel Gabriella Encina Eric Fenhoff 200 7th Grade FACING PAGE: Jeffry Wolszczak and Fawn Meyer are delighted with the grades they received on their English test. THIS PAGE, Left: Derek Alderman is caught hanging around outside the middle school hall. Center: Jose Rivera says, It's all in the bag! Below: This seventh grade crew seem to nave their different tastes in lunch. Paul Frailey Jimmy Gagliardini Manuel Garcia Marisol Garcia Ramon Garcia Kevin Goodwin Daniel Green Doug Hayes Jason Heller Aaron Helmlinger Kenneth Hernandez Laurie Hicks Jeffry Jackman Job Jones Shirley Kaelin Jeremy Katch Cassandra Kitcher Adam Druszelnicki Richard Law Johnnie Leatherwood Hilario Lopez Rachelle Malczuvs Shane Mariano Sokeida Martin 7th Grade 201 Left: No matter what, Jason Motta always manages to keep a smile on his face and his best foot for- ward. Center: Tall and short, teacher and student, Coach Sikora and John Coughlan both have that big Dolphin smile. Kristen Marty Tyra McCarthy Fawn Meyer Shane Millis Viviana Mira Johnny Moses Darshee Mosley Dunia Napoles Kenneth Naughton John Newell TuSuong Nguyen Brett Norris Tommy Norris Derek Paul Jason Pettry Darma Phillips Chuck Qualls Kizmet Qualls Connie Ray Travis Reid Tiffany Renard 202 7th Grade Jason Dettry never fails to have a smile for the camera. Billy Richards Jose Rivera Dierdre Rivers Joseph Rodriguez Lymari Sardinas Tasha Scott Bobby Smith Jason Smith Jody Smith Ollie Smithwick Jean Spangler Tom Stoddard Nolan Sweding Lori Sweeting Bobby Taute Sam Teasdale Heidi Watkins Erin Watson David Williams Jeffry Wolszczak Ania Yerena 7th Grade 203 T Cl«« OTV 204 Student Life Student Life New Activities and Programs were in evidence this year in the newly-created Marathon Mid- dle School. The middle school Student Council officers and representatives worked with Principal Joe Orr to organize several assemblies for the stu- dent body. Mrs. Linda Hale's eighth grade language arts class put on A Christmas Promise, a one-act play that was a hit with everyone. Two visiting companies also presented pro- grams to the middle school. The Blue Apple Players from Louisville, Kentucky, presented No More Secrets, a musical that dealt with the problem of child abuse, and the American Balalaika Company introduced students to songs and dances from different cultures in a pro- gram of international music. Top Right: Middle School Student Council sponsor, Yvonne Robertson, is all smiles at the Homecoming parade. Above: Student Council Representatives are (Left to Right, Top to Bottom): Nancy Wideman, Coleen Keenan, Marisol Garcia, Tracey Reilly, Ken- dra Doll, Krissy Kircher, Fawn Miller, Cindy Strickland, Tim Daniels, Timmy Cole. An- drea Vasauez, Connie Ray, Derek Paul, Jef- fry Wolszczak, Jason Narenkivicius, Jody Culmer, Brett Norris, Robert Barber, Phillip Augustine. Right: Student Council Officers are (Top to Bottom): Kendra Doll, Treasurer; Tracey Reilly, Secretary; Nancy Wideman, Vice-President; Jody Culmer, President. Top: Patty Jenkins, Krystal Langley, Jason Motta and Chuck Kellenberger appear in A Christmas Promise. Left: An unusual musical program is presented by the American Balalaika Company. Above: The Blue Apple Players sing and dance their way to Fri- day in No More Secrets. I Student Life 207 The First King and Queen were crowned on November 15th, as Marathon Middle School added a new tradition to Homecoming. The separation of the middle school from the high school gave the middle school its own Homecoming court and ceremony. Eighth graders, Timmy Cole and Laurie Ann Comes, became Marathon Middle School's first king and queen and seventh graders, Derek Alderman and Marisol Garcia, shared in the honors as prince and princess. Top Left: Mrs. Gradick congratulates Derek Alderman as he is named Homecoming prince. Top Right: Middle scnool principal, )oe Orr, presents princess Marisol Garcia with her Homecoming sash. Above: The Homecoming court patiently awaits the crowning of the king and queen. Right: Felice James and Kendra Doll introduce the middle school Homecoming court. 208 Student Life Left: Middle school Homecoming king and aueen, Timmy Cole and Laurie Ann Gomes, are presented during half-time of the nigh school Homecoming game. Lower Left: Prince and princess, Derek Alderman and Marisol Garcia, represent the middle school seventh grade at the high school's Homecoming ceremony. Below: Derek Berndt, as the Ola Woman in a Snoe, waves to the crowd during the Homecoming parade. Far Left: Middle school Homecoming queen, Laurie Ann Gomes, receives a con- gratulatory kiss from principal, joe Orr. Left: High school principal, Katharine Gradick, crowns Timmy Cole middle school Homecoming king. Student Life 209 and no play make students dull boys and girls. Marathon Middle School students were anything but dull. Seventh and eighth grade students took a field trip to Planet Ocean in Miami, where they prov- ed that learning really can be fun. Another exciting event at the mid- dle school was the Shoreline's third annual Christmas door-decorating contest. Mrs. Lowe's 7 D homeroom won with their original idea. Homeroom 8B took second place with their Christmas Pro- mise theme that followed the title of Mrs. Hale's eighth grade play. Ms. Robertson's 7C homeroom placed third with their brightly decorated tree. All of the homerooms put a lot of effort into their doors, and the middle school hall really glowed with Christmas cheer. EMERGENCY DOOR Top Right: These middle schoolers can't wait to reach Planet Ocean. Above: Happy faces prove that the Planet Ocean field trip was a big success. Right: Viviana Mira and Connie Ray can laugh at the shark, safe inside the Planet Ocean submarine. 210 Student Life Top Left: Homeroom 7D's winning door wishes all a Merry Christmas. Top Right: Mrs. Hale's homeroom takes secona place with A Christmas Promise. Above: Third place honors belong to homeroom 7C. Left: Mrs. Lowe's homeroom is proud to have won the door decorating contest. Students 211 212 Faculty Faculty Full Force CFianges faced some of Marathon's teachers when the middle school was instituted this year on the high school campus. Along with the change in the campus came many innovations in the way each school was run. The teachers who were in- volved in the transition to the middle school concept bore the brunt of these changes. They tackled new programs, and modifications in the existing curriculum, along with such mundane matters as class, lunch and bus schedules. Marathon's teachers adapted to their new roles, however, and gave their all to turn theory into practice at the new middle school. Top Right: )oe Orr — Middle School Prin- cipal, Mathematics Department Head, Na- tional Honor Society Sponsor. Above: Secretary Terry Brand consults with Student Council sponsor Yvonne Robertson on the day's assembly schedule. Center: Bo Johnston — Social Studies Department Head, American History, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Above Right: Violet Saenz — Teacher Aide. Right: Principal joe Orr en- joys his free time away from school. 214 Faculty Far Left: Theresa Brand — Secretary. Left: Dottie Marine — Psychologist. Below: Linda Hale — Language Arts, Journalism. Below: Yvonne Robertson — Language Arts, Mathematics, Com- puters, Student Council Sponsor. Below Right: Patricia Lillibridge — Art, Language Arts. Faculty 215 Right: Bo Johnston and daughter Abby en- joy sailing on the weekends. Below: Dee Williams — Science. Above Right: Mary Maloney — Learning Strategies, Physical Education. Far Right: Yvonne Robertson tries out an old- fashioned drinking fountain at a state park in Kentucky. Right: Cheryl Doll — Physical Education. 216 Faculty Left: Donald Smith — Mathematics. Below Left: jim Sikora — Physical Education. Below Center: Pat Lowe — Media Specialist. Above: Charlene Vocelle — Language Arts. Left: Laura Causey — Mathematics, Cheerleader Sponsor. Faculty 217 Student Index A Abney, Anthony 200 Adams, Patrick 196 Albury, Deloris 200 Albury, Krystal 200 Aldacosta, Nicholas 200 Alderman, Derek 64, 200, 208, 209 Alexander, Sharon 104, 196 Antrobus, Evan 196 Armstrong, Robert 196 Augustine, Philip 200, 206 B Barber, Robert 200, 206 Bass, Rachel 104, 196 Berndt, Derek 200, 209 Black, Natacha 196 Blom, Paula 196 Blankenship, Cheryl 196 Black, Scott 64, 200 Brown, Ronnie 200 Britt, Dione 200 Brewton, William 196 Brueckner, Matthew 64, 196 Boulton, Dwan 200 Boffil, Jorge 196 c Carey, Meghan 70 , 71, 196 Carrol, Michele 200 Carter, Lashondra 196 Cataldi, Ian 200 Chavala, Jenne 200 Cole, Timothy 196, 206, 209 Collins, Michael 200 Comos, Tiffany 196 Cordova, Francisco 200 Coughlan, John 200 Crespo, Lazaro 196 Cronin, Nicholas 200 Culmer, Joseph 196 Curry, Miles 196 D Daniels, Timothy 196, 206 Davis, Angela 200 Davis, Johanna 104, 200 Diehl, Mark 64,196 Diezel, Cami 200 Doll, Kendra 71,196, 206, 208 E Edgington, Terri 71,196 Encina, Gabriela 200 F Fenhoff, Eric 200 Foster, Robert 197 Frailey, Paul 201 Freeman, Michael 196 Friedhof, Telli 197 G Gagliardini, James 201 Garcia, Dayres 197 Garcia, Ramon 201 Garcia, Roberto 197 Garcia, Tania 197 Garcias, Manuelito 201 Garcias, Marisol 201, 206, 208, 209 Gibson, Steven 197 Gomes, Laurie 71,197, 209 Gomis, Daniel 197 Goodwin, Kevin 201 Green, Daniel 201 Grill, Nathan 84, 86, 197 H Hardcastle, Trisha 105, 197 Harold, Patricia 6 , 197 Harris, David 197 Heller, Jason 201 Helmlinger, Aaron 201 Hensley, Susan 104, 197 Hernand, Kenneth 201 Hicks, Honus 197 Hicks, Laurie 201 Holland, Julie 70 ,71, 197 Huff, Dustin 64,197 Igo, Diana I 197 J Jackman, Jeffrey 201 Jacobs, Brian 101 James, Phalice 70, 71, 197 Jenkins, Patricia 197, 207 Jones, Jobe 201 K Kaelin, Shirley 201 Katch, Jeremy 64, 201 Keenan, Colleen 197, 206 Kellenberger, Chuck 197,207 Kellenberger, Karl 197 Kerlin, Lynette 197 Kircher, Christine 197, 206 Kirchen, Cassandra 201 Kruszelnicki, Adam 201 L Langley, Krystal 72, 198, 207 Law, Ricky 201 Lazuka, Raymond 198 Leatherwood, Johnnie 201 Lenco, Matthew 198 Lewis, James 198 Lopez, Hilario 64, 201 M MacKerell, Eric 85,198 Malaczewski, Rachele 201 Manske, Ricky 198 Mariano, Shane 201 Martin, Sobeida 201 Marty, Kristen 202 McCarthy, Trya 202 McKelvey, Sean 198 McWhorter, Bradley 198 Mendoza, Juan 198 Meyer, Fawn 202 Michaux, Robb 198 Miller, Fawn 104,198, 206 Miller, James 198 Millis, Shane 202 Minor, Michael 198 Mira, Viviana 70, 71,92, 202,210 Molloy, Shannon 104, 105,198 Moses, Johnnie 202 Mosley, Darshie 202 Motta, Jason 84, 85, 87, 198, 207 N Napoles, Dunia 202 Narenkivicius, Jason 198 Nelms, Robert 91,189, 198 Newell, John 202 Nguyen, Tu Suong 202 Norris, Bret 202, 206 Norris, Thomas 202 o Orta, Dulce 198 P Paul, Daphne 198 Paul, Derek 202, 206 Perry, Richard 198 Pettry, Jason 202 Phillips, Carma 202 Picton, Latanya 198 Picton, Latonya 198 Price, Elizabeth 104, 105, 199 Q Qualls, John 202 Qualls, Kizmet 202 R Rabito, William 199 Ray, Connie 202, 206, 218 Index Marine, Dottie 215 Maloney, Mary 216 210 Reid, Travis, 202 Reilly, Tracey 71,199, 206 Renard, Tiffany 202 Richards, Thomas 64, 203 Rivera, Jose 203 Rivers, Dedric 203 Rodriguez, Joseph 203 Rodriguez, Khristian 199 Roetemeyer, Danny 199 Rojas, Dubier 199 Ruhmel, Nicole 104 s Saenz, Donnie 64, 96 Sapp, Jennifer 199 Sardina, Lymari 203 Scott, Tosha 203 Senger, Jethro 199 Shands, Barbara 70, 71, 199 Shiers, Donald 199 Smith, Bobby 203 Smith, Jason 203 Smith, Jody 203 Smithwick, Ollie 203 Smyth, Harold 199 Spangler, Jena 203 Sparadeo, Steven 199 Stoddard, Jack 203 Strama, Stanley 199 Strickland, Cynthi a 199, 206 Sweeting, Lori 203 Sweeting, Mary 199 T Tart, Dillon 199 Taute, Robert 203 Teasdale, Samuel 104, 203 Tyler, Michael 199 V Vasquez, Andrea 199, 206 Visser, Jonathan 199 w Wagers, Michell 199 Wagers, Patricia 199 Watkins, Heidi 203 Watson, Erin 203 Whitson, Adam 104, 199 Wideman, Nancy 199, 206 Wilfong, Charlotte 199 Williams, David 203 Wirth, Tammy 104,199 Wolszczak, Jeffrey 203, 206 Y Yerena, Annya 203 o Orr, Joe 208,209,212, 214 R Robertson, Yvonne 5, 206,214,215,216 s Saenz, Violet 214 Sikora, James 202,216 Smith, Donald 216 V Faculty Index g Vocelle, Charlene 216 Brand, Terri 5,214, 215 w Williams, Deirdre 216 Causey, Laura 70,216 D Doll, Cheryl 216 Gradick, Katharine 208, 209 H Hale, Linda 212,215 J Johnston, Bo 212,214, 216 L Pat icia M Lillibridge, Patricia 215 Lowe, Patricia 216 Index 219 Henceforth I ask not good-fortune, I myself am good fortune, Henceforth I whimper no more, postpone no more, need nothing, Done with indoor complaints, libraries, querulous criticisms, Strong and content I travel the open road. — from Song of the Open Road by Walt Whitman 220 Closing Closing 221 222 Closing Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me wherever I choose. — from Song of the Open Road by Walt Whitman The 1985-86 Shoreline was brought to you by the following people: OPENING: Chris Elwell HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS: Kara King, Tommy Krause, Tina McNeal CLASSES: Cassie Benoit, Debi Brown, Shannon Hickman, Dann Kellenberger, Larry Lewis, Donna Love, Barney Mitchell, Tracey Strickland ATHLETICS: Cassie Benoit, Debi Brown, Shannon Hickman, Dann Kellenberger, Tommy Krause, Larry Lewis, Tina McNeal, Barney Mitchell Mike Westbrook ACTIVITIES: Kara King, Donna Love, Kim Narenkivicius, Tracey Strickland Mike Westbrook FACULTY: Chris Elwell INDEX: Danny Kellenberger, Kim Narenkivicius COMMUNITY: Son Hui Chaney, Chris Elwell, Kara King, Tina McNeal, Jacki Smith MIDDLE SCHOOL: CLASSES: Kim Narenkivicius, Mike Westbrook STUDENT LIFE: Cassie Benoit, Kim Narenkivicius FACULTY: Chris Elwell INDEX: Danny Kellenberger, Kim Narenkivicius CLOSING: Chris Elwell Editor — Chris Elwell Business Manager — Shannon Hickman Advisor — Vivian Chisolm Taylor Publishing Company — Ken Thornberry 224 Closing Time fer a =€tianae The 1986 edition of the Shoreline was published by Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. A press run of 350 copies was made of the 224-page edition. All pages were printed on 80-pound enamel stock. The standard material cover was black 75, with silk-screened graphics of applied yellow 826. Endsheets were set on a 100% vivitex yellow 1 7 background, with 100% black graphics. Division pages were set on a 100% black background, with copy and graphics reversed. Senior portrait photography was by bryn-alan studios of Tampa, Florida. Underclass panel shots were by Wilson School Pictures of Miami, Florida. ■I