Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1988 volume:

GtiON6S 9gfc THE RIGHT COMBINATION OPENING............................2 DEDICATION.........................6 PEOPLE.............................8 ATHLETICS.........................70 STUDENT LIFE.................... 110 COMMUNITY........................158 INDEX............................240 CLOSING..........................244 Shoreline 1988 Marathon High School Marathon. Florida 33050 CONTENTS 1 THE RIGHT COMBINATION Picture a perfect swirl of student life. In Dolphin Country, this meant a combination of many events, both within and beyond the classroom. Pep rallies, class competitions, Homecoming Week, club participation, senior activities and prom combined with academics and athletic events to fill the year. From the first day of school, when returning students and newcomers all faced the challenges of finding lockers and classrooms, of renewing old friendships and initiating new ones, a pattern of togeth- erness was formed. We live in a small community, and the students of Marathon High were like one big family. We shared the laughter and tears of winning and losing, along with the challenges of getting an education and of meeting our goals. Everyone had a different way of explaining what, in their eyes, was The Right Combination, for everyone had different ideas and dreams. 2 OPENING For the seniors of 1988, the year passed quickly. Their high school years were ending, but their futures lay ahead. For them, ana for all of the students at Marathon High, now was the time to find the right com- bination to guide them on their varied and different paths to the future. This was 1988! 4 OPENING OPENING 5 A PERFECT PAIR There are times throughout our lives when circumstances permit us to meet the ideal teacher. The students at Marathon High School can certainly say that circumstances have favored them — not once, but twice. During the past few years, two members of the Marathon faculty have been a real inspiration to their students. The enthusiasm and willingness to assist all students shown by these two people have made them true friends to all of us. Their loyalty to the school extends far beyond the day- to-dav requirements of their jobs. Their helping hands and friendly smiles have been a true inspiration to everyone. The 1988 Shoreline staff proudly and fondly dedicates this yearbook to Cheryl and Dennis Doll. 6 DEDICATION 8 PEOPLE PEOPLE 9 PEOPLE The faculty and staff at Marathon High School combined a wide variety of individual talents and interests to provide leadership for their students. We would like to thank all of our faculty and staff, not only for the time and energy they have devoted to their school, but especially for the knowledge and experience they have shared with their students. This year three members of the Marathon High School staff retired. After having served Marathon High for so long, they have earned this well-deserved rest. We hope that they all will enjoy what's ahead of them. Above Left: Dr. Edward Deane — Principal. Above Right: Mrs. Jessie Hobbs — Asst. Principal. Above: Mrs. Kathy Reagan — Attendance Office Aide. Right: Mrs. Bess Lowe — Office Clerk; Mrs. Rose Diezel — Office Manager; Mrs. Kay Beane — Bookkeeper. Mrs. Bess Lowe, administrative office clerk and school registrar, retired this February after almost twenty-one years at Marathon High School. She said that working here for all those years had been most en- joyable. She planned to make good use of her new-found free time by visiting Holland, her birthplace, and spending more time with her four children and six grandchildren. While she looked forward to her retirement, Mrs. Lowe also felt that she would miss seeing the happy faces of Marathon's students and being with her co-workers. 10 FACULTY Left: Mr. Bo Johnston — U.S. History, Social Studies Chairman. Below: Miss Robin Rundle — Reading, Language Arts, Social Studies, Math. Below Right: Mr. John Eklund — Learning Strategies. Bottom Left: Mrs. Jan Howard — English I, Writing I. Bottom Right: Mrs. Maria Lowe — Art, Reading. FACULTY 11 When Dr. Edward Gates began teaching at Marathon High School in 1977, he had already retired once, from a successful career in medicine. Dr. Gates, who once trained medical students, turned to teaching high school chemistry because, used to being active, he found the forced relaxation of retirement boring. Dr. Gates retired again this year and left the Keys for Florida's West Coast. I'm going to miss teaching here, he said. I've had a lot of intelligent kids. Given Dr. Gates' past retirement history, we don't doubt that some intelligent kids on the West Coast will be enjoying the benefits of Dr. Gates' experience and expertise before long. Top Right: Dr. Edward Cates — Science and Math Chairman, Calculus, Physics, Physical Science, Adv. Computer Science, Chemistry I Hon. Above: Miss Katherine McLane — English IV, Writing II. Above Right: Mrs. Violet Saenz — Middle School office clerk. Right: Mr. Jerry McCurry — World History, Orientation to American Industry. 12 FACULTY Top Left: Mrs. Laura Causey — Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I. Top Center: Mr. Chuck Bayles — Phys- ical Education, Work Experience, Volleyball and Softball Coach. Top Rignt: Mr. Alex Terpos — Consumer Math, Gen. Math I and II, Algebra II. Middle Left: Mr. Fritz Majewski — Amer. History, DCT. Middle Right: Mrs. Cheri Doll — Weight Training, Dance Techniques, Physical Education, Personal Fitness. Bottom Left: Mrs. Dee Williams — Science. Bottom Right: Mr. Don Smith — Gen. Math I, Geometry, Analytical Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry. FACULTY 13 Mrs. Eunice Stout, who taught English, writing, speech and composition this year, retired after twenty years at Marathon High. I've thoroughly loved teaching here, she said. I'm only sorry that it is time to move on. Mrs. Stout planned to take advantage of her free time to travel to Australia to visit her family. When asked what she would miss the most about teaching, Mrs. Stout replied, I will miss the students most, and the love that they give. I will also miss being able to watch them grow from young children into responsible young adults. Top Right: Mrs. Eunice Stout — English I, Writing I. Above: Mr. Stuart Kantor — Writing II, Creative Writing I, JV Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach. Right: Mr. Richard Hale — Social Studies; Middle School Chairman. 14 FACULTY Top Left: Mrs. Sharon Fuller — Language Arts, Reading. Top Center: Ms. Katherine McCormick — English II, English III, Cheerleading Sponsor. Top Right: Ms. Mary Maloney — Learning Strat- egies. Middle Left: Mr. Alberto Saenz — Beg. Spanish, Spanish I and II, Language Arts. Middle Right: Mr. Bill Sympson — Earth Space Science, Varsity Football Head Coach. Far Left: Mrs. Pat Lowe — English. Librarian. Left: Mr. Paul Arena — English II, English III, English Chairman. FACULTY 15 Top Left: Mr. George Reynolds — Fund. Math I and II, Math. Top Middle: Mr. Dennis Doll — Biology, Weight Training, Life Management Skills, Asst. Varsity Football Coach. Top Right: Mr. jim Keeney — Cont. History, Economics, American Government, Law Studies, JV Football Coach. Above: Mr. Ralph Gentry — Off. Procedures, Typ- ing I and II, Accounting, Asst. Varsity Football Coach. Middle: Mr. Michael Carl — Auto Mech., Science. Right Middle: Mr. Jay Parales — Band, Guitar, Chorus. Right: Cafeteria Staff and Cus- todian. 16 FACULTY Top Left: Mrs. Diane Gerson — Guidance Coun- selor. Top Middle: Mr. Jerry Giroir — Visiting Teacher. Above: Ms. Vivian Chisolm — French I and II, Drama I, Mass Media II and III. Left: Mr. Jim Sikora — Earth Space Science, Physical Science, Team Sports I and II, Physical Ed., Varsity Bas- ketball Coach. Bottom Left: Mr. Bruce King — Comp. Programming, Occupational Specialist. Bottom Right: Mrs.Linda Hale — Reading, Lan- guage Arts, Journalism. FACULTY 17 It's boring ... but (like itr Most people seem to think that big cities offer all the advantages and that small towns have nothing to offer. Maratnon Middle School's seventh graders would have disagreed with that. One advantage of having such a small school was that teachers were able to give more individual attention to their students. That special attention was one of the reasons why the seventh graders enjoyed their science class so much. On weekends they spent their time enjoying their favorite water sports, hydrosliding and snorkeling. After school the average seventh grader was found working or watching Alf and Growing Pains on TV. Although the seventh grade class was the youngest group on the Marathon campus, the majority of the seventh graders felt no peer pressure from the upperclassmen. All of the seventh graders agreed that middle school was a definite step up from elementary school. Evonne Flint, Tonya Grieser and Christina Hand enjoy some free time during lunch. 18 7th GRADE Bailey, Skye Baker, Marcus Barney, Chad Bessemer, Ryan Bibb, Robert Blevins, Joshua Britt, Charles Broche, Hector Companioni, Argelio Coxon, Thomas Creech, Melissa Cristini, Bridget Left: Robert Bibb thinks school life is a breeze. Lower Left: Mileydi Perez and Rachel Hall can't wait to answer the question. Below: David Sardinas doesn't want Dylan Snyder to share his limelight. Dahl, Eric Dainty, Katrina Doerffel, Mark Doll, Michael Dyer, Jason Flint, Evonne Garcia, Cherlynn Green, Colleen Grieser, Tonya Hall, Kimberly Hall, Rachel Fernandez, Agustin 7th GRADE 19 Right: Collen Greene, Heather Young and Tonya Greiser read their favorite magazine in the library. Right: Ursula Wood searches high and low for just the right book for her English report. Far Right: Marcus Baker takes time out from his test to wave at the camera. Hand, Christina Hand, Sonja Harris, Robyn Henry, Bryan Hinman, Denise Hix, Mick Homerston, Jeromy Honey, Elaina Jackson, Jerial Keller, Sean Kirwan, Kathleen Krofchick, Steven 20 7th GRADE Law, Thomas Leird, Andrew Lutz, Katrina Marchese, Likrish McCue, Catherine Melton, lla Sissy Miret, Alfredo Moore, Heather Nguyen, Phuoc Nunez, Odalys Picard, Denise Pino, Joel s.„7z:z, Left: Charles Thompson, Phuoc Nguyen, Gabriel Meyer, Anthony Sparo and Marcus Baker think it's great fun to tease Colleen Green and Tonya Greiser. Top: The middle school office dramatically decorates a section of the wall for Hal- loween. Above: Tne middle school bulletin board honors the Constitutional Bicentennial. 7th GRADE 21 Top Left: Anthony Spano and Tommy Coxon are caught horsing around in the library. Top Right: While others may ignore the camera, Charles Britt turns to be seen by all. Right: Finished with his as- signment, Kenyatta Scott takes a break while his classmates keep working. Pupo, Omar Ramos, Marta Ricciardi, Brandice Roth, Frederick Ruggieri, John Saenz, Alberto Sardinas, David Scott, Kenyatta Simpson, Damon Snyder, Dylan 22 7th GRADE Below: Thomas Law doesn't think that Algebra is much fun. Right: Orville Garvey and |erial Jackson enjoy the last few minutes of free time before the middle school day begins. Spano, Anthony Squire, Christopher Sullivan, Mary Thompson, Charles Valiente, Roberto Vermeis, Michael Welch, Kalana Wood, Ursula Yahn, Keith Young, Heather 7th GRADE 23 Eighth graders are ready to move on. Eighth graders at Marathon High were more mature this year and were looking forward to being in the high school next year. When they were not in school, they could be found watching their favorite shows Growing Pains and Cosby Show, hanging out with their friends or enjoying water sports. If eighth graders had it their way, they would have more freedom and shorter hours. Marathon would have a movie theater, a skating rink, or just a place to go in general. The eighth graders thought that living in the Keys was boring, but all right, and they wanted to see more school spirit in the middle school. By the end of the year, the eighth graders were convinced that it was time to move on. Adcock, Christina Barbar, Shawndell Bass, Joanna Bauman, Donald Bayles, Julie Bingen, Chancellor Bowtempt, George Bowyer, Dana Buis, Tenya Brown, Ronnie 24 8th GRADE Carlson, jack Cassidy, John Charbonneau, Alethea Chavala, Luis Crespo, Merecedes Danaher, Shane Daughtry, Benjamin Deane, Michael Downs, Edward Dryer, Donald Elwell, Branden Encina, Deborah Faircloth, Julius Page 24 — Top: Priscilla Wright and her classmates think school is cool. Left: Melissa Harris helps Ben Daughtry with his Spanish assignment. Right: Mr. McCurry's class is nappy to pose for the camera. Page 25 — Left: Jeremy Votaw is ready for the JV game against Pinecrest. Right:Steve Law and Waldo Garcia can't wait for class to begin. 8th GRADE 25 Fernandez, Anais Garcia, Osvaldo Garvey, Orville Gierula, Jeanette Gray, Jody Grays, LaShane Harding, Cheryl Harris, Melissa Hernandez, Christopher Homack, David Homerston, Kevin Hooker, Kristi Hornbuckle, Shelly Joiner, Crystal Kaelin, Harold 26 8th GRADE Left: These eighth graders enjoy their award of free time during study hall. Below Left: Don Bowman weaves a friendship bracelet, a popular pastime on the middle school campus this year. Below: Each school year gives students a chance to make new friends — Michelle Secontine, Jeannette Kranz, Marlene Potter, and Joanna Bass. Kellenberger, Dominic Kiernan, David King, Jennifer Kitchen, Marcell Kranz, Jeannette Law, Richard Law, Steven Leatherwood, Johnnie Leatherwood, Tyrone Manzi, Heather McDonald, Jennifer Mearian, Michelle McKibben, Cheryl Michie, Daniel Miller, Timothy 8th GRADE 27 Right: Jamie Scalf relaxes in a shaded corner while his classmates play kickball. Below: Moses Atkins and Chris Hernandez take a break from a hectic week of classwork. Potter, Marlene Perez, Regia Perdigon, Sergio Reilly, Thomas Rice, Walt Riley, Jimmie Ritter, Joshua Roberts, Catlina Sayer, Sean Scalf, James 28 8th GRADE Left: Yvonne Williams, Regia Perez and Yamilet Moreira are looking forward to the weekend. Below Left: Anna Fernandez and Debbie Encina use their study hall to work on friendship bracelets. Below: joanna Bass is all smiles after learning she made an A on today's test. Scheible, Andrew Scott, Shantell Secontine, Michelle Shinn, Jason Spikes, James Urrutia, Bianney Votaw, Jeremy Wagers, John Williams, Yvonne Wilson, Mary Wood, Benjamin Wright, Priscilla 8th GRADE 29 They’re starting at the bottom and working their wav to the top. With Marvin as their mascot, and sporting their colors of turquoise and grey, the freshman class was full of spirit and enthusiasm. Although this was only their first year in high school, the freshmen did their part to make Homecoming a success. They decorated their designated hallway and were very competitive at all the pep rallies. They worked hard the entire week building their float and dressing for spirit week theme days. Freshman Phillip Augustine exemplified his class's spirit and was voted the most spirited boy of the student body. The class's participation in school life did not end with Homecoming. President Vivi Mira reported, After Homecoming we plan on selling candy so that we can raise money for our treasury which will pay for all of our float and pep rally supplies. All in all the freshmen didn't feel at all bad about being at the bottom of the high school ladder. It gave them the opportunity to work their way to the top We don't get looked down upon just because we're freshmen, said Stephanie Fenton. Our class rank doesn't mean anything when it comes to friends. Freshman class officers (Left to Right): are: Jeff Wolszczak, Vice-President; Vivi Mira, President; Sobeida Martin, Secretary; Phillip Augustine, Treasurer. Adams, Patrick Albury, Deloris Albury, Krystal Aldacosta, Nicolas Alderman, Derek Augustine, Phillip Barber, Robert Berndt, Derek Black, Scott Bonachea, Sandra Bradley, Ann Bradley, Jenine Britt, Dione Chavala, Jenne Cole, Timmy Connell, Kiley Cooper, Jessica Corse, Brett 30 FRESHMEN Coughlan, John Culmer, Jody Curry, Miles Davis, Johannah Dell, Thomas Diezel, Cami Donlon, Diane Downs, Martha Edwards, Julie Encina, Gabriella Eugenio, Robert Fenton, Stephanie Fitzery, Shannon Frailey, Paul Gagliardini, James Garcia, Ramon Garcia, Roberto Garcias, Marisol FRESHMEN 31 Gifford, Lori Goelz, Billie Jo Gonzalez, Nercy Goodwin, Kevin Gray, Finis III Hawsey, Spencer Helmlinger, Aaron Hevey, Elizabeth Hicks, Honus Homack, James Jackman, Jeffrey Kaelin, Shirley Above: Stephanie Fenton and Spence Haw- sey represent their class during Homecom- ing Week as Mr. and Miss Freshman. Above Right: Sandra Bonachea and Jenne Chavala have some spare time to hang around during lunch. Right: Another hot and sunny day in the Keys encourages Yvonne Sprin- kle, Tyra McCarthy, Lori Gifford, April Mizelle, and Connie Ray to enjoy their lunch outside. 32 FRESHMEN Katch, Jeremy Kitchen, Cassandra Lazuka, Raymond Lopez, Hilario Martin, Sobeida Marty, Kristen McDonough, Caitlin McKibben, Kenneth McPhall, Ronald Petty, Debra Smith, Michelle Millis, Shane Mira, Viviana Monrabal, Jesus Moses, Johnnie Mosley, Darshee Napoles, Dunia Nelson, Ryan Left: A spirited Vivi Mira poses as Stevie Wonder for MTV day. Below: Michael Collins waits in his seat for class to start. 9th GRADE 33 Newell, John Nguyen, Tu Suong Nicholas, Lea Paul, Daphne Paul, Derek Perry, Scott Qualls, John Qualls, Kizmet Rairigh, Richard Ray, Connie Renard, Tiffany Richard, Thomas Rivers, Dedric Roche, Tammy Roetemeyer, Danny Rojas, Grettel Scott, Tosha Siebert, Judy Sinkfield, Joshua Smolensky, Joseph 34 FRESHMEN Left: John Coughlan tries to convince his moth- er to bring him his lunch money. Bottom Left: Cindy Strickland and Tammy Roche rush to science class so they won't get a detention. Below: Jimmy Gagliardini practices some new dance steps while John Newell tries to ignore him. Spangler, Jena Sprinkle, Yvonne Strickland, Cynthia Sweeting, Lori Taute, Robert Tittle, Shawn Washington, Kevin Watkins, Heidi Williams, Ernell Winner, Eric Wolszczak, Jeffrey Yerena, Ania FRESHMEN 35 Sophomores move another step closer to their dreams. Sophomores began the day in their favorite class (Biology) with their favorite teacher (Mr. Doll). By the time lunch arrived, they were tired and hungry, and hoped the cafeteria would serve the lunch they preferred — pizza. When the school day had ended, while most sophomores were riding the school bus home, they were dreaming of driving a Mustang convertible, or a famed Lamborghini. When they got home and finished their work, most sophomores relaxed in front of the tv watching The Cosby Show or Growing Pains. Almost all of the sophomores agreed it was nice not being freshmen anymore. They looked forward to being seniors in another two years and going on to college after graduation to further their education. Kendra Doll and Tracy Reilly take a break in Mrs. Doll's room. Allen, Michael Antrobus, Rosalind Baker, Patricia Barrows, Elyssa Bass, Rachel Beers, Scott Blom, Paula Boczon, Karen Brueckner, Matthew Carter, Lashonda Combs, Tiffany Couglin, Pamela 36 SOPHOMORES Left: Mari sol Garcia relaxes in the attendance office. Below Left: Andrea Vasquez is dressed and ready for Spirit Week's Sports Day. Below: Jason Narenkivicius watches as the sophomore class meeting begins. Curry, Glenn Daniels, Timothy Diehl, Mark Doll, Kendra Evetts, Jason Forster, Robert Freeman, Michael Garcia, Tania Gibson, Steven Harold, Patricia Harris, David Holland, Julieanne SOPHOMORES 37 Right: While Brina Spencer pays attention to the class meet- ing, Billy Dorazio takes time to look around. Bottom Left: It's hard to find Karen Thompson without her shades on. Bottom Right: Tammy Roche and Tim Wilhelmy discuss the sched- ule of events for Class Competition Day. Huff, Dustin Hardcastle, Trisha James, Phalice Jenkins, Patricia Jerue, Lynn Kellenberger, Christian Kellenberger, Karl Langley, Krystal Lenco, Matthew Lester, Russel Mackerel, Eric McKibben, Florence 38 SOPHOMORES Miller, Fawn Miller, James Motta, Jason Narenkivicius, Jason Paul, Theresa Penny, Stuart Picton, Latanya Picton, Latonya Rabito, William Reilly, Tracy Rice, Jay Rodriguez, Khristian Top Left: Hair combed and books in hand, Paula Blom is ready for class. Top Right: Mr. Kantor is the sophomore class sponsor. Above: Karen Boczon, Fawn Miller, and Amanda Sprinkle look on as the class meeting gets underway. Left: Jethro Senger and Jason Motta are anxious for the meeting to end so lunch can begin. SOPHOMORES 39 Right: On Twin Day, Tim Daniels and Dustin Huff have everyone seeing double. Below: Krystal Langley and joy Naughton enjoy cotton candy and another Dolphin victory at a football game. Below Right: Elyssa Barrow takes time out between classes at B-wing patio. Rojas, Dubier Saenz, Louis Sapp, Jennifer Senger, Jethro Shands, Barbara Shields, Tracy Shirley, David Siebert, Kristen Simons, Maria Sinkfield, Dorothy Smith, David Sprinkle, Amanda Sweeting, Mary Tariche, David 40 SOPHOMORES Left: Colleen Keenan look as if she's up to something sneaky. Below Left: Nancy Wideman and Kim Sear! can't wait for class to end. Below: Jennifer Sapp, Trisha Hardcastle, Tiffany Combs, and Jay Rice escape from tne cafeteria noise to a hallway bench. Tart, Dillon Thistle, Scott Tsaganis, Andrea Vasquez, Andrea Wagers, Michell Wagers, Patricia White, Monique Whitermore, Joy Whitson, Adam Wilhelmy, Timothy Wirth, Tammy Wood, Brenda SOPHOMORES 41 The juniors are looking toward the future. The juniors thought that this school year was better than last year had been. All of them felt that it would be great to finally be seniors. On weekends the juniors could be found partying with their friends. They spent their after-school time working at their part-time jobs or at home watching their favorites, the Cosby Show and Alf on tv. Most juniors didn't know yet what they wanted to do after graduation, but most agreed that going to college offered the best opportunities. None of the juniors felt that it was important to be popular, but they all wanted to be liked. All in all, they felt that their senior year was when all of the fun would begin!! Chris Myers takes time out to show us how much he loves Algebra. Baker, Kathe Baro, Peter Black, Lori Brand, Meredith Brueckner, Lisa Collins, David Cooper, Benjamin Costa, Victoria Dainty, Scott Daughtry, Laura 42 JUNIORS Left: P. ). Baro and Fitz Gentry cover the gym wall for the pep rally spirit competition. Below Left: Scott Collins refuses to take part in poster hanging. Below: Missy VanEsselstine's smile is worth a thousand words. Diaz, Gayzel Dorazio, William Gardner, Ted Gentry, Fitz Glaze, Barbara Gonzalez, Lalaena Goss, Biff Ground, Laura Harding, Jamie Harrell, Chris JUNIORS 43 Lori Black, Laura Ground, Jennifer Taute, Angela Nunery, and Kathe Baker all want a part in the pic- ture. Hawsey, Christopher Herd, Richard Jackman, Anthony Kinsella, Joana Kornetti, Stephanie Lewis, Dexter Lybrand, Rebecca Martin-Vegue, Kevin Mayan, David Mercurio, Daniel 44 JUNIORS Left: Billy Dorazio and Biff Goss show their Twin Day spirit for Homecoming Week. Below Left: Biff Goss and David Perry are easily distracted by their classmates. Below: Richard Herd is nappy to go to his next class. Moses, Thania Mosley, Andre Myers, Christopher Nackino, Shawn Nunery, Angela Nunez, Anthony Perry, David Pierce, Adam Pierce, Crystal Rabito, Tiffany JUNIORS 45 Ramirez, Marvin Rich, Heidi Robbins, Jacob Roberts, Jill Schulke, Melanie Silcox, Deborah Skropolithas, Artemis Smith, Dennis Above: Heidi Rich thinks American Government is her kind of class. Above Right: Ronald Irwin and Steven Fantroy are serious about their studies. Right: Melissa Tenorio and Nikki White cheer on the Dol- phins at the pep rally. 46 JUNIORS Stangle, Lance Steffi ns, Tracy Taute, Jennifer VanEsselstine, Missy Whitermore, Frederick Wolszczak, Kevin Left: Junior class officers (From Top) are Cayzel Diaz, president; Fitz Gentry, vice-president; Lalaena Gonzalez, secretary; Lisa Brueckner, treasurer. Below Left: Artemis Skropolithas is distracted by the camera. Below: Meredith Brand, as the California Raisin, and Chris Myers lead the junior section at the pep rally. JUNIORS 47 Graduates Class of 1988 Vaneassa Lee Allen Seniors at last Blasts from the past Airband — 85 Stakeout Chelle's condo party Joz's Bear Dave, I'm hungry Yo,baby,yo TESLA Backwards slow-mo donuts ALIQUET Taurus l know I care, Josie Headgames Dazed confused AEROSMITH l dunno Coco New Years 87 — Katt Hawk's Nest My little weirdo l won't forget u, baby Jello Sounds kinky My buddy Homefront par- ties Good times with Joz, Kluger, Craiger, jack. Hefty, S. Don, Lumpy, jen, Whimpy So, what are we gonna do guys? Hang in there, Laura G. Love ya, )osie Mom Terry, luv you bothl Thank U, grandma pa David — I'll always love youl Bye, MHS — I'm outta here! Tracy Allen Bass Killer deal I made it Hey Art did you see that fine female? Hey David how about some 360's? David let's go Baja! I hear a slight Art Hey Bass Ace! small change! FlaKeys Kid! That's Me! Gotta stop gettin busted in Key West! Hey Bowl Thanx for everything you're the best brother in the world. Thanx for everything G-ma G-pa! Hey Art Auto Inn great place to stay? Bass's bank account ''Miami Hurricanes 1 Denise you're a great friend and thanx. Whtch out for ditches David! Wild Times in the FlaKeys. Thanx for everything mom dad I love you both. Go back to school sis you'll need it! Ford is the Best. Tina I love you Keep on going you'll make it. It's hard but worth it! Well it's been real MHS. Watch out World here I come. Robert Beckmann My name's Rob not Wally Get your eyes off her Howie I saw her first That'll wake you up Let's go Mets Love those away games Baseball state champs — maybe next year lt was a bad hop coach That ball hurts Fantasy Fest 87 — nice little get together Do you remember yet Cori? An auto? Hopefully soon Jeff are you and Jen fighting yet? Van Allen — Learn a new song Row faster Kenny? Pat Rodger — Bunch of rotten surf punks Matt you're late again Steve — Where's the party? Thanks Dad and Nancy for putting up with me Congrats Joe — Hope you're happy Jen — I don't really hate you So long Marathon it's been a fun two years! 48 SENIORS Steven Scott Boczon Big '88? Seniors at last! So long MHS, hello world! Another ticket Art? Hey Sis, two long years left!! mom and Dad, Thanks for everything! No too much longer till I become a pilot!! Hey, guess what? I survived a helicopter crash and twelve years of school — now that's amazing!!! JET SKI city Glenn! Hey Phil, let's buzz Coco in the chopper!! Bye teachers, good luck Karen!! I am outta here!!! Brentner Martin Bookwalter 4 years of misery over Coco n Bridge — fun but not real fun no cop no stop honest officer — bros car good times with Steve boys on film tapper new years 87 Duval Floyd-Crue lawn chair night in Lauderdale top of Key House senior cruise Grad Nite Fantasy Fest 85 86 hanging with family wake n bake turnpike never again wish 87 never happened fearsome 4some prom 86, 88 with Shelly Miami spirit stick airborn with Steve in Troy's car hide n seek at Putz Barn's big Advent burn up the town army bound Shelly, luv ya 4ever thanks Mom n Dad Donisi — luv ya! Later Matthew E. Bowers Say it Loud, Say it Proud! l'm not shy!! DESIRE Get a life, Brett Hi, Kandy INXS Catch Me I'm Falling I hate this Calm down, Mr. G! Jason, let's ALL go to Australia! U2 R awesome WILDE The Mac Is Back Get well soon, Bob WOTS IT 2 YA? Stevie Nicks is HOT!! Y CAN'T I B U? Sarasota, here I come U R 2 WEIRD, GIRL NOTORIOUS?REALLY?!? That's disgusting, Howie Cheer up, Heather Don't do it if U don't want 2 TANGO IN THE NIGHT Rob U have a GIANT 4head Thanx Leny, )en Peaches MEMPHIS RULES Def Lep IS cool, Wally Goodbye Good Luck Fawn, Natasha, Lance, Rachel, Joanna, Lori, Russ, Rocky everyone elsel Thanx Mom, Bob, Tim, Skip Heather: I love U ALL!! So long, MFHS. Alex Roger Cameron BASKETBALL 33 Captain Larry Bird is the best Bruce please don't kill us. Safe Driver Huh! Thanks Coach for everything Mike who was driving me or u Troy the CELTICS are the best Sean the BOSS 302 TRANS AM or SS, TA of course Amy you aren't stealing those are you? Mike call the cops she did it again Ron get off that fence, Sean go get him, OOPS don't fall, Lisa catch them POLO Mike where were u, OOPS Lisa u know you really do? I'm not a JERK GO HOME YANKEES I never speed Tif are you ticklish? Tammy I LOVE YOU — You made my 12th year the best! ALLISON GOOD LUCK WITH THE PIGS. MOM AND DAD THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING — I LOVE YOU BOTH! THANKS LITTLE BRO'S AND SIS'S I LOVE YOU GRANDMA. I'LL MISS YOU ALL. SENIORS 49 E. Allison Cameron Softball and volleyball 10,15 — State Champs in 84 Char — notes Physics — have fun in Gatorland Kelly — pizza attacked melThanks Collin Pat Russ — thanks for getting me firedl Heidi — wake up — pics 6AM — you know it! Cadets — Lt. Trish,Lynn guarding boyscouts Xmas trees Trish M you can't ski on pavementl Cheri — attacked by whipcream again? Sachel,Vivi, Steph — 4 orders? Kim B — don't wreck my car going to Pizza Hut 4:25 6-4-85 OH NOI Missy, Lynn New Yearsl Amy — My senior buddyl Laura D softball for Side door Let's go to the jacuzzi Sachel can't use the phone in ICU Clean up at Herbies Johannah — learn to drivel Plus Kitty prison Crew at Herbies Mr Bayles — thanks for the good times Mom,Dennis,Kim,Grandma,Alex,C Doll — thanks for everything — I love you!! Troy L. Campbell Down set hike'Ready or not here comes Troy'Salt n Pepa Jammin live n my room Bass it baby Peaches R U ready? Stop it Ora! I luv U Peaches! Jammin on the bass express'District Champs! Furg it's our turn now! P. Davis S. Nackino'O. Robbins'R. Freeman Chillin down at the bottom with the fellas!U can come 2! l luv U2 Ora'P.Wee U're nexCThanx Mr. Mrs. Nackino What's up Mrs. Hobbs Player of the year'F-ball is my game! Mr. G — Thanx 4 everything'Mr. S — we tried! Thanx Mom Clifford! Can I get the car now! Delphine Sr. U're tops! I told U I could do it! Let's go to Key West Peaches. Faye, where's my candy? T. Scott — sit down! Get it girls |ealous girls’Ladies of the 80's will put U N the mix! Yo cuz'Let's do it Now!TLC CLN — Luv always T.C. Rob by J. Cocco We finally made it fellow Seniors, 88 is here, but it sure did take its time Tika, we sure did have a lot of great moments together and I'll never forget them and I'll never forget you. You really mean a lot to me I'll miss you very much Hey Ken, let me use your brush, I'll give you a dollar — Psyche Fabian Hugo, I really hope you all make it big in Calif. You better send Roy me backstage passes to a couple of your concerts or else Dakken Rules Grad Nite 88 Senior Prom, gonna be a blast 79 Camero Sunbird convertible Airborn's gonna be a trip. What do you say, Roy Special thanks to Mom Dad for being caring parents. I love you both lt's been a long 4 years now I can say Later MHS. Frederick K. Coxon III Is this really happening Must be another flashback four years went so quick TESLA ... DEF LEPPARD ... GUNS-N-ROSES MOTLEY CRUE Jammin 87 Good luck Fabian and Hugo ... See ya at the top? Later Rick, keep on jamming AC DC Backward donuts in the truck Fantasy Fest 87 Where's Nuge Six people in a Bobcat ... Never been done Life's a beach OZZY YNGWIE MALMSTEEN ZEPPELIN Ya know me DEATHRAY A victim Let's thrash Mr. Scary Love always from Kenal Thanks Mom, Dad and Bill for everything Dave you nutt Cocco Puff, Brent, Rob, Howie, Russ and Co. Coco 7-Mile Rockin Rasta Rock-n-Roll ain't noise pollution Later days MHS it's time to blaze Welcome to the jungle. Anthony Paul Davis Football, how sweet it is 9-2 Dis. Champs WSVN — I love publicity MVP and QB B-ball Dis. Champs 86-87 DREAM TEAM 27-3 Baseball — different story MVP 3 yrs. in a row Derek's house, the place 2 B KW with Mike, Mona, Nicole What a headache Shawn remember the lease l think we're stuck KW with Ronnie, Melissa Joy Oh what a nite Amy — u look MARVELOUS Monica — you're so sweet Gayzel — you're the best at MHS Colleen — love those eyes Pam — not right now! Nicole — you're special 2 me Chelsea — you're my 1 and onlyl Harvey — she's like a toothache ... ooh Special thanks to my sisters. Coach Sikora, Mr. Gentry, the FREEMANS, the NACKINOS — I'll miss u ALL! and THANKS MOM DAD — I LOVE YOU! 50 SENIORS Von Keith Doughman Seniors '88 Rule! ... I finally made it! ... Mom and Dad! ... 1970 1987 Trans Am ... Bike, Bike, Bike Cars, Cars, Cars ... 135 mph!!! 136 mph!!! 137 mph!!! OH NO! It's a cop!!! Suzuki 65X-75 OR HERE I COME?... Number 18 is 1 ... Good times in Key West — Lowell, Sam, Gary, Ann ... Good times on the 7 Mile Bridge ... Let's go Baja Gary at Coco???... Good luck Dan!!!... I love you, Ann!!! Good bye M.H.S.... HERE I COME WORLD??? Howie Drissel No, I don't stutter when I sing Rob — Look at HER ... ooohhh baseball away games Bet it ALL THAT woke me up, coach Love them 'stros Spring training 84-86 Springsteen Rocks Born to Run Thorogood the Destroyers Reelin and Rockin US Seger Old Time Rock-n-Roll Ain't got no money Marine Bank Tangled tongue Cool Rockin Stef — I musta been Blind She tore my heart out and stomped it flat 68 Dart Prom 87 Rockin Rodg Rob we need DATES Jeff D and me — Gruesome twosome lt was like ... NO WAY I feel the need for a hookslide Safe!Matt-man Mr. Daniels and family, Maribel, Sharon, Uncle P, Aunt J, Mom and Joe — I love you all Pat life isn't fair, let it be kind to you God give me strength Pullin outta here to win! Jeffrey Scott Duck 61 rides again Coaches Doll Sympson — Thanks for being there when I needed help 25-5, best 3 years ever Meathead Wimpy — the Gruesome twosome ASTROS AND BROWNS 1 Howie, you were Blindl Jennifer, I love you sweetheart. We are gonna make it Band Pres. 87-88 Jenn my shoulder hurts Chuck, keep practicing Prom 87 Jenn, are you ready yet? Mr. P — are we playing today 85 TBird and Crue — Best combo around! Mr. Keeney, an officer and a gentleman, maybe Jet ski races 87 — hey, she's knee riding Duckster, Iceman, T-Bear, Ace — yeah that's me (my real name is JefO Jennifer — are you ready for the real world? Mom, Dad, Mrs. G — I love you all so very much Bye MHS — it's been a blast!! David S. Falta Well, it's finally over No stupid rules, hall passes, blue slips or notes for why I wasn't there on Friday Sorry, I overslept lt's time for us to go do our own thing MHS wasn't that bad, but it wasn't that good Art, remember who bailed you out with the source Jacksonville, here we come Hey Tracey, how fast are we going? Hey David, remember the Aviation passing contest'' Clocked you back there at 57' 2 mph, yeah I did How about deputy Coy, or bubba Well, I guess that's enough Hey Russ, sorry about your 68 Thanks Mom Bob. I appreciate your help. SENIORS 51 Raymond Derek Fenton Seniors Rule VUARNET Thanks Mom Dad I LOVE You Tracey I'm not spoiled Umm Yoda You're great Tammy High Right Goose We're going Ballistic 20 Good Luck Chad “ lts color is black its make is Ford — How's that Tammy Augh — Good luck Kevin Shoot with your left hand Chad Tracey you're the greatest,have fun — Best of Luck.I LOVE YA!! JAM MASTER JIM KEEN E Y Laugh me off the court Sikora Good luck Steph Heartbeat Wanna be startin somethin Yer Doom'in Bball — PUSH ITP Scott don't look at me that way HA. HA. They're Doomed Alex FILA You know what you can doP KID |CE m FRESH ICE D Benjamin Harvey Ferguson Jr. Yo class of 86-87 is over with you know what I'm saying... 88 is here and it's time to break out with a full fresh year. All ya homeboys and flygirls got to break out with the books to all my partners: Bass Ace — Gucci Boys — Troy C and little Raff N. Macho Man you better chill behind the wheel, know what I'm saying? So long stay cool To my cuz, Ms James, hit the books that's where it's at (set a goal and follow it). Bball team Jordan on the one. Cool Ferg on the mike gone to show party people what ya like. So come my friends let me tell you this. To my Mom — Thank you for being there for me and putting up with what I do. If it wasn't for you I wouldn't make it. And to the rest of my family — thank you. Love ya Ros. Charlott Sarah Fisch 8 Safe Leny'Big Trace,in stereo Kathy Doi 2 Moose, Kev limo — just Tired Flipps secrets Ken Spammer Jeffys got the look Hands off Perry,LOVE noses,Kev Dumb Dan Luv ya Tom KaPMr. Shad Gville Dude 3 proms Permapartner Cher Feet Steve member Fabe Fish on wheels BrenPSky so cute Vern Kathy to work Heather swim ovePHomecoming,Thanx Scott 3 Live CooPCounsel VivPBKing summer Ken,l never give up Trace,CHARM Bye Dave PhiPSing Nic Julie Vic VbalPMoon over Stetson,Laura AMY Greeks,l'll miss you 17 Best Bday, Thanx Kelly,lstfriend PJ 1 time No ride Heidi DOLPHINS VBALL Starlet Dreams A JenNIFfer trashmen Hug-of- war HEY!ODELLPYes,LiberaPlnvite me Trace Georgia a guy 2Shars Proud MHS Grad Mom, Dad JR Thanx I Love You — numbers JR's nexPMiss you ALL! Ronald Bruce Freeman Party time has past — 88 is here On 2 college MHS 2 much coach the knee's fine Mike have fun, where's the girls Chad,get hit Madonna 87-2 loud Sean Yo Bird wana race Paul gotta blow- out Bridge-Coco — BORING Tam don't fight Ralph wake up Melissa don't screaml'll go slow — 1 more year l LUV YA 3,000 togo Tracey, whata falPDerek don't touch ALARM Lisa ya gotum Traps so easy, Sean Troy shrink thy head,U 2 PauPPerry wipe thy nose Heather turn around PJ TifPAW Thanks 4 it all Mom Dad l LUV YA Grand Nat 2 Bad'Xmas 87 — I'm not skippin Mom Aim 5 Summer 87 — whata trip,little 2 fast at that stop sign 4 33 Paul hold on,Faro,write Joy Bo have fun Gaz don't waiPKev Camaro Sky how's the SS 9-2 Well time TA hit the road — see my dust — I'm GONE! Monica Viviana Gagliardini We're finally here! — Flat tire guys — How about some cheese crackers? — It's a car not a boat — Wanna make a BET Mike??Motley Crue — One of these days Fabe — Nicole,Best Friends Forever — Mr. Molasses you're so fine — BOOTS — My Twin — The 3 Q-Tips — My name is Monica not Nicole — Stan,my main man — Fantasy F 87 — Thanx for everything Andrea — Hans — you are embarrassing me! — Great Friends — Heath,Heidi,Ang Jen My sweetheart Timmy — Mr. Mrs. Ftoover — Hansel — She threw my luggage out the window — Wo Hauss — I luv ya Lisa — I'm gonna laugh — No more Key W w Paul or Mike — The 3 amigas — did they see us Jen? — Bridge Parties — I luv ya Paul — I'll never forget you Michael — Hulber and Jimmy, I LOVE U! — Mami Y Abuelo Gracias por todo — Te Amo para siempre — SO LONG MHS! 52 SENIORS Russell H. Gardner Jr. Finally madeit Shelby — man Patthe tree moved 22787 How bout em stangs they run 4ever or til I get em 88 rules 7mi at a buck50 400+ HP out of a 289 l'm on my 3rd life What bout thetubjuv that car David ride home CSHS — just relax a litl more U will go far Carlos Rodg gudluk (5) U of F Rodg @ KW ''don't I no u from sumwher Howie keep on runin Canonbalin, Cobra team Todd,Stephenie Tristan — why did u leave? july 4 in R.l. the best AI I didn't get you fired Pink Floyd will live on! )ulia dream Dave wata car Hugo bug to van — gudluck Dan Debra I really screwed up Goodbye cruel world Thanx Mom Dad, Gail Mike, Laurie jR — couldn't of done it without uall — love you Gudby MHS — It's been real — it's been fun — but not real fun. Vernon Wright Goodwin FOOTBALL! — The Line Earth Dogs (Vern, Perry, Sky, Miguel Jeff) DISTRICT CHAMPS! Wham left T.D.'CHANNEL 7 NEWS — Sky, Perry The Ant Bowl AII State 3 yrs.'Me and Dave'Coco Plum Ninja Patrol with Dave, Pete Brian Hey Pete 10 High Summer SchooPMike I saw that treePPam stop advertising'Von and the Batmobile Wake Up — The Canal — SPLASH!! Charlott 1 Nation-wide Dingbat (25 MPH all the time!) Leny my Buddy! — Guess who Vern?, I'm not going to cut my hair'Perry, Sky me Perry's lunch'Movies at my house'And thru it all she was there — my light at the end of the tunnel — my love Kathy! Amy Alissa Grill 5 Volleyball Softball State Champs 84 Famous Amos DUDE! MOTLEY CRUE 87 1 L Dee — My BeFriPGiggle sessions on the bus trips'a 56 pink convertible for me TAM — if you don wanna do-ay don do-ay! TThumb expedition Big AL — SENIOR buddyPCHAR — my confidante ALEX — my secret lover'MISSY — u sly dog uPROB T — my big sweetheartPSsign theftPCHEERS to all my good friendsPCHAD — my 1 man, U R the baddestIPI LOVE YOUPIsn't that special? Sept. 27, 87 lsn't it cool in PINK? lt's wet it's dry'Hey BIG PAUL! 3 Soph. StudsPIt's not who you are, it's what you wear, who really cares who you arePYou ate itPMr. Bayles — you've taught me so much!THANX!l'll be your best friend'SENIORS 88 L DEE'S A GUNKIE!Thanx Mom Dad MISS YOU NATE'Gotta bail! Toodles MHS! Michael Jason Halbert Hesitate Don't Delay Rich where are all the rad chicks? Oh no — Am I in love again? Avoid the noid Hey — wooget Al, Drink this saltwater — you'll feel better What a bargain I need to be more responsible take control of my life — No I NEED A BMW. Death Ray — Turn that off! Where's my IDOL tape? Hey Matt — we got Faith Let's just kick back with a Perrier That's Bizarre My name is not Michael Jason Halbert Monroe DeVane — just pick 1 Joy — good luck — love always Mom Dad thanx for putting up with me all these years. I know it was hard and I appreciate it Andyjrish Al — We'll make it someday. Sarah, be yourself no matter what, and don't drink and drive. Hasta La Vista, MICHAEL J. MONROE. Robert Wade Hall Goodbye, Marathon! Class of 88 ... Thanks for everything Mom, Dad Bud. Time flies when you're studying ... National Honor Society. Remember the carwash, Daniel? Missing the bus these books are too heavy ... Dr. Gates, you have a fascinating mind. It's NOT Warren Burger? GREAT Keys weather. Remember the owl on the football field? Thanks for the help, Mr. Smith. I have generated the correct answer... Star Trek diesel... Mr. Arena — Hi Big Guy ... Never a dull moment with Perry around! Patrick — Good luck in the skies. Hi Rodger, Char, Chad. Mr. Keeney — Education is at hand! Computer programming was interesting . .. 4.28 ... infinity. SENIORS 53 Heidi Ann Hayden Moon over Europe 3 Amigas Cheerleading 5 years — Capt. Football stats — Bus trips(protected speciesjDistrict Champs Girls State — YOU KNOW ITI FSU party mug Jeeps Madonna con- cert Nicole — the plan is .. . Wo-haus Party at Rob's Prom 84,87,88 Mike — please open the doorl Adam — Eve Munchies at Mr. Sub Front row Beastie Boys lt's Howdy Doody Time Fun times w-Tam(when Alex is gone) Crystal-wink-tea buddy Pizza lovers water w-lemon American Pie iced tea Cheese and crackers Flat tire Night day w-Nicole look at his hands and feet Fantasy Fest 87 New Years at Ed's — looking for Chris's keys Shell Man Xmas party Fire Dept Sugar fits in 6th per Bonfires at Coco Bridge parties Monica — he's a 9'A We own the road Picking up the hitchhiker w-Gina thanks M D — I Love You! David Hayes Heather Ann Heinen Little White Toyota Me Ang Cosmopolitan Ladies — We've got it all Mona in the Tub Waddles I miss you Wanna Supra Nicole B-B bus Crazy 3 at MKBC Nic me Dancin Girls Velcro Fly Who's a Dizz Se-la-vee That's Life Heidi — My Buddy Rodge — Whatever turns you on baby Sky — Love Those Hands Perry — You Always Make Me Laugh Kimmy my big sis Hurray for a Flat Tire Nic Heath Tellin Secrets Summer of 86 w Nic Mona — Gina to Malibu LisaP — Thanks for Everything Char — We're still close My special friends — you mean so much — I'll never forget you Me Lora Ang — the Best Times — T.C. I LOVE U — NO MATTER WHAT Mom — Dad — Thanks for Everything Hurray for the Class of 88 — You're the Greatest Time Flies Doesn't It Bye- Bye MHS LOOK OUT WORLD — HERE I COME! Nicole Kathleen Holmes Wo-HAUS My name is Nicole not Monica Cheese crackers w Heidi Mona Janie — balloon day and secret marks CHICKEN Fantasy Fest 87 — Gina wake up Sponge docks My well organized slumber party — Ha! Flat tire — can't go back until ... Reverse Yellow banana mobile Dance Forever Pizzasick Heid — sugar fits Prom 85-6-7-8 Gina grab the Koolaid April 23 The 3 ami- gas Domino's delivers Heather — we got the bust Air band Ducks walk beautiful The plan is ... The Strip Mona,find the directions, pizza, the killer Dade County Youth Fair Bon Jovi — never made it Day and Night Heidi Cheerleading days Sue's shower Key West,Mike cool him off The Putzes — thanks for everything Tony, I do love you Mom Dad — thanks — I LOVE YOU — good luck Matt Monica — friends forever MHS ... Bye Rodney Eugene Holmes Well fellows, 87 isgone Now it's 88 — Our Turn Hey man I'm just chilling But watcn out world here I come — and so long MHS Mrs. Hobbs — Couldn't have done it without you staying on my case ... but my Mom pushed me the most l love you Mom Dad District Champs — What a blast hey Jim-Bob you're the best coach I ever had — Thanx for everything Hey bro keep pushing it — it's worth it yet but the right way One time for all my friends partners — Wish you luck in whatever you do Make the best of it! A special thanks goes to a real sweetheart of mine — Thanx for being there when I needed you. Bye Bye ... MHS and friends. 54 SENIORS Shari Marie Horne Hard to believe we are out of here. Things were very interesting at MHS. Not a dull moment at anytime. Dad you were there all the times that I have needed you. Thanks so much. Sissy, remember all the BAJA experiences we had. They were all fun. I love you guys alot. Mom, even though you're not here I love you. Mike, there's so much to say. I'd probably be nuts if you weren't here. I'm so glad you came down. I love you alot and Never Say Goodbye. Two (S)Char's is too much. Get it girl. Bass it, remember all the crazy talks we had. Bo and Clyde hi guys — I love you. Baby Bibb a kicking toy huh? Everybody's got a REASON TO LIVE. Kiss and Whitesnake rule ... HOLD ON ME ... Hugo George Hosek ROCK... Coco Parties Crue Concert New Years on Duval... From VW bug to van ... Jammin' with Fabe (RAZZ),Moses Shane ... Tingler Ln ... Led Zep ... L.A.,California ... Friday 13,70 ... Heavy Metal... BUSTED ... Baja Bug at Coco ... Guns Roses ... I'm stickin' to drums, Pearl Pro X series ___Black ... Rockin Rasta ... Party van ... Fearsome 4some... Mustang... Brent,see ya in the future buddy ... Burt and that Chevy ... Tesla ... Pick Floyd united concert ... Yes,Officer... Me and Fabe off to California ... Burt, I can't believe you flipped the boat... Senior Cruise 88 ... Stay on the guitar Kenny ... Mom Dad thanks for everything you've ever done for me ... Later MHS ... ROLL!! Thomas Daniel Katch Too cool Mario,let's thrash Get a job, Dr. J Mike,which tourist girl? Pick-on-Charlott Day Love ya lots Char! Ricky,Jam on — I want your lbanez! Let's shoot some hoops,Dan Get in the back,Mario GUNS N ROSES Bye Bye Kelly, what a sharing person Marathon — 'The Hole Rock- n-Ross to the end Rap is dead Mint Baja burnout? 8-15-88 What college should I go to? Mike,the way I see it is, we're seniors ZX Welcome to the Jungle Jeremy!Wake up you're snoring Let's go swimming Mary David, we're tag team champs Coco party?Again?OK! Jim,Morice, Michael — you guys have been great Jim, details for details 4hrs. sleep at home,2 in Doc's class Bye Paul! Good Bye Cruel World , I'm going to college! Marie Elizabeth Kepley SBall 17 VBall Scorekeeper — Thanx Mr. B AI from the first day you've been 1 Lisa thanx for being a friend Justine Dawne I'll never forget you Hey you band morons keep it up Pat,Lee,Mary — Mario in the U2 mobile slamming Thanx Mr. P for all the time trouble Mandy live with it. Have fun at Nova — Don't forget your Big Sis Remember the fun chats lst solo at Fest. of Winds All- State Yippi-Skippi Bizzar Grandma Pappaps A B — I Love You All Little Jamie I was there from the start Start big,Big Sis loves you Mommy Daddy — Thanx for being there for me — I love you Gotta say bye MHS, Hello Life. SENIORS 55 Kristina H. King Seniors 88 — It's about time T.J. you're the greatest Who said I'm an airhead? What attitude? Jen, I'm getting pulled over Jaccuzzi hoppin Shut up pinhead Fleetwood Mac 11 6 87 w Kara, Kim Jen Cheerleading 83-85 Cheri Scott, such a cute couple Chelle are we busted? Cat died Jen you finally got himl Kiley, don't party too hardy Michele Sec. my little sis Jillian best friends forever, thanks for everything Thanks class of 88 the rest of my friends for everything Jennifer — Best of luck in the years to come Bill Kara — Thanks for the support Mom Dad — Thanks for everything. I love you. T.J. I love you MHS thanks for the memories ... and now life begins! Sean Patrick Kirwan I'll never get my Mustang. Lisa you're the best. Dustin, Coco was fun, too bad we got caught. How about that ride? Sorry about missing the exit Ron. Traps were fun. Watch for stoplights. Dream Team 87. Alex you finally slowed down, a little. It was a long walk to Herbie's. The Jeep sinking at Coco and the Toronado underwater in Key West. I don't know but Ronnie said she looked good. April 13, it finally worked out. Tammy, don't be mad, he can't help it. L.A. Lakers are 1. I see that smile. HolHolHO! KEY LIME! Eating ham or pork chops on Sunday night. Timmy show her that walk, she can't resist. Randolph you're a great friend. F.S.U. here I come. Good Luck Katie! I LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD. Thanks for everything! So long M.H.S., I will remember you. Talvin J. Kight Jay V. Lafferty Steve LaMantia Rock-n-Roll 1 Fantasy Fest 86 Top of the Key House Hawks Cay Rm 501 cops at the shop No cop no stop Boys on film Turnpike to Lauderdale Good times w Brent Halloween in W. Palm w Jay Pink Floyd the day after 12 31 87 K West Dees van and Ozzy Wake-n-Bake Christmas in Bahamia Coco Bridge fun but not exciting Do you have ID? No doubt Someone stole my car Airborne w Brent in Troy's car Hide-n-seek at Putz's l-95 w Kimber Barney's big Ad- vent Burning up the town You know ME Good times w Pat Dan Keith — it's been fun. Have a good life Thanks to all my friends and cool teachers Thanks a lot Mom and Dad — Love you lots John stay cool and fly low Later days MHS — I'm heading north See you in 20! 56 SENIORS Vivian Ann Leatherwood I'm so glad,l finally made it! Kel don't forget the oil... Johnny and Tyrone hang in there — it's not that faraway... Kelly watch out, there's a bench ... You're dangerous. Monique take it easy, it won't take long... Fred watch out, they're after you ... Steven stop begging. Next time let's go to Wendy's ... Kelly thanx for being a great friend and a sweet person. I couldn't have done it without ya ... I'll always remember you. Take care Star because 88 is great! To all my sisters and brothers — good luck. Mom Dad — thanks for all your support. I love you both very much. Grandma — thanks for all your love and caring. You're very special to me and I love you very much... Good bye MHS... I just want to thank everyone who helped me succeed. Perry William Logan Goodmorning everyone Mr. Doll Cool Mr. Keeney District Champs!9-2 Best EverlMr. Pres the King,best buddies Palmer my big T.D. — Thanx Troy I LOVE FOOTBALLI Coaches Sympson, Gentry Doll — Thanks for the memories. I won't forget! Rod keep pumping Ms. McLane get married Teachers thanks for everything — I'll remember you all Pat MyMainMan in BigHeaded JerksClub WANTED:Sugarbear Stroke Kathy how's my rep? My buddy Rob Dan,Thanx4the help CokeMachine Dr. Gates thanks for everything Movies w Vern Sky ShortsAII Year Peaches OJW Sky — fun Char's NiceHair CallMeLeny Amy 5, SecondlsBetter CH7 ( 1, 30, 34, 63, 66, 77) Antbowl.MyCoolCar — ThanxForThePaintGuys! TeachMe HowToEatCoach Barefoot Vball Jill We've had great times. Mom,Dad Mike — Love you! Art Longo WELL I FINALLY MADE IT! Hey Tracey do you hear a slight? That dent was not in there before! Calm Down David. What! Shut my door. You come hold me in. We gotta stop getting busted in Key West. Thunderbird Turbo Coupe — That's my car! Am I getting a ticket? Thanx for the warning. Audio Inn. Yeah, I know John — What about it? I need more stereo equipment Tracy. — $$ — Bass it baby! Ozzy Stinks! Ray Stevens. Clocked you back there at 5716 miles an hour, yeah I did! Does your face hurt Mike? Another check for Bass. Got my EV's more speakers! Ford rules! Kill the Chevy's! Thanx for the speakers Adam. I'll run em over with my truck. My towing service. Just push it with your bumper. Thanx Mom Dad — Love ya! Later days! Daniel John Marty Finally outta here lt's been real — reality rots Deb — you're the best!Pat,Rodg,Tom,Chad,Char,Leny — all good friends Shut up Rob Pat, let's go shoot some signs 81 Olds Cop Magnet Teenage Terrorist This stuff won't filter! Pat, you oversteered l guess Caddies weren't made to do donuts Prom 87 Fantasy Fest. He's kinda cute StyxPoliceBillyJoelPetShopBoysGenesis Top- SecretD DStarTrekTravellerGammaWorld Mr King you make it so easy l love you Deb! Class of 88, live long and prosper Dr Gatesjhanx for all your help Birthday at Coco — What Happened? When in doubt, FAKE IT 9-13-87 Star Trek Lives Let's do this right,people TARGETS illogical l don't WANT to go to MIT Peace is the way, but not yet Dad and Kris — thanx for all your help.Love ya Bye all. SENIORS 57 Kelly Dyan McGarry Oh My GodHViv we finally made it ... No oil — 10.9? Kathy, Denise — I luv ya.Lauderdale — Six Flags! Def Leppard — Bon jovi KillerlMario keep THRASHIN.Chase of the Domino Man ... Frat PartyHWho's snoring?Tom it's been real.What's that Viv — a school busILet me out of the car — Patty the steps .. . julie thanxIShe's not as innocent as she looks!!!Patty, Jill Mary thanx — I luv ya.We got TESLAFIEDIMatt you're a Doll.Fantasy Fest 87.Stay out of Burger KingIGrad Nite! — Senior CruiselAnthony you're special — I luv ya. Vivian I would've never made it w o U — I'll miss ya. Collin Thanks — you're the Best.Mom Brian I can't thank you enouugh. I love you both ... So long MHS. Tena Louise Mercer BIG PINE KEY — Not the best,but not the worst. Good times with Maggles,Diz Julie. The best buddies you could have,bad times with Tracy Marty.July 18th Tena Bert. Me,him his truck.Mike thanks for all you've done — I could not have done it without you.Thanks for little push when I needed it.You're the greatest.Thanks Mom for everything.l'm glad we have become so close — you're like a sister to me — I love youlThanks for the car guys,it helped alot.Love you both bunches.l finally got Robb Maggies together no thanks to some people.Me,Maggles Diz with Bert,Robb Skeeter.Old Times Sake.I miss being in Lakelandllmiss T-N-T,it could have been so good.Good times in 3rd period with Mrs. Regan.Thanks David W.Thanks Karen Barber.Thanks Maggie Julie Diz — I'll miss you all.Good luck you all will make it. Cynthia L. Nelms OK World here comes Peaches U don't know how long I've waited 4 thisITroy will you hurry uplFerg we've finally made it!No TroylMrs. Hobbs wants me in her office 4 what? But I didn't do itll'm on my way How many tardies do I have Mrs. Regan?Troy U R 1! Tracey S. R U ready 2 fight?Will you chill outIPush itILadies of the 80's Thanx 4 everything Mrs. Hobbs Troy can we go 2 Key West?l'm havin a Big Mac Attack!Thanx Mr. KeeneylLeon M. doggin P. James while on leavellluv U 2 Troy!Senior power?Prom 88 with Lee C. Girls wanna party 2 A. Davis can we talk? O. Robbins U R 2 young 4 me J. Smith if U could C me nowlGag me with a silver spoon Def'ly illin on the bass express! High Ernest So long MHS. Miguel Nunez Seniors 88!!! It's been too long but I finally made it. District Champions Number 72. Let's go for a ride in my Skid Mobile. Special thanks to all my homeboys. Rhythm 98 the Groovin Cuban!!! How you like me now??? Diamond girls are forever. Greetings to the homeboys in Miami. Special thanks to Mom and Dad. I love you both. Also my sis. Gotta go now. Let's get the party started quickly. Cynthia Marie Palmer I'll say my goodbyes and wish the senior class the best of luck. Leny thanks for everything. Jen, you are a good friend, don't forget the band trips with Marie and the whole gang. Vernon, you are someone special to me and I hope the very best. Jeff stay out of trouble okay. Carlos have a good time in college. Peaches, I'll never forget you, just remember Key West and all the gossip. Mike you're real sweet, stay that way. Jessica, have fun while you can. Dress-up! Basketball games! Key West Marie. Sombrero!! Good luck Harvey. Miguel, you are a great guy, I'm glad we're friends. Pam stay out of trouble. Nikki some day you will learn. Josie, I made it, thanks for all the help. I love you Mom and Bud and the whole family. 58 SENIORS Lisa JoAnn Picard It's not Lisa Marie! I'm so embarrassed! Pasty little twit! Kend — 3 is not a crowd Ron don't worry you'll find her one day! Benshamin! Red Mustang GT — one day! It was simply red or was it simply awesome? Sean — you're so spoiled! KEY LIME Tam — watch those chains Alex has a FRECKLE in his EAR? Who is an airhead? Sean U R My BEST FRIEND! Mike — manicure — want one? Everyone falls at aerobics! HIPS I can't believe you went April 13th! So I wrecked on my scooter — Ta-Dah! Alex-Bird is ugly! Will you PLEASE eat? Monica — don't worry you will be invited! How 'bout them Canes? U wouldn't take it back! I'D DIE 4 U? Eat slower Tallahassee was GREAT? Watch 4 flying footballs?U R MY SUNSHINE MOM,DAD,DENI MIKE — I LOVE YOUJTHANKS! MHS — I had the time of my life! Michelle Rene Possinger Seniors 88 Spring Break 87 — what a trip First love No more condo parties Nessa Dave Craig Al 2 other guys Not this weekend I'm on restriction No ... I just can't move Laura Nessa Kathe Josie — Thanks My favorite bro — I love you Forget him Laura Lauderdale weekends New Years thanks Tommy Steve, you'll always be in my heart l told you the jacuzzi was killer! Merlin Toby Tommy thanks guys Where is everyone,it's only Xmas Eve Bad Company Led Zep Motley Crue Laura you have to see this guy Scott your loss Your cat didn't die Thanks Mom Dad lt's been fun but not real fun — besides I'm not that bad lt's finally over Later MHS ... SEE YA! Tammy Marie Rabito What year is it?Yes,yes y'all it's 1988 lf you don wanna do-ay,don do-ay CHEVY vs. Pontiac The T- Thumb expedition DURAN DURAN LISA — my favorite mime GUESS? TA — the bass mo- bile AMOS — What secret lover? You know you really want it GATORS SEAN — PLEASE don't tell lt's not who you are it's what you wear... I mean who really cares who you are? YODA — alias DEREK FENTON HEIDI — how was that full moon? GARFIELD TIF — my best sister as well as my best friend — I love you chk-chk WORD BRUCE — the referee ELAINE — the valiant (BRAVE) MOM DAD — thanks for always being there — I love you APRIL — you missed out BASKETBALL 33 — what a sport! WHO'S BAD? MOONLIGHTING ALEX — I LOVE YOU — ALWAYS Well MHS, that ole highway's a callin' ... gotta move on. David L. Rasmussen Finally made it Glad it's over To the Party Piners — Dave Chris — Have a nice day ... To Dave I leave the Party Hat, to Chris the Party Mug The FEARSOME 4SOME New Years with my closest friends Vernon's NINjA NIGHT Meeting Lori — I'll never forget you To the few — unforgettable lobotomy ride Barefoot parties Future — ARMY — College — Mechanic To my friends YakePThe Best To the good times Fabe — Hugo have fun in — NIA To Carl — MOPAR or nocar Taylor — college man Brent — see you in jackson Stevie — later days Roy, Kenny,Rob Co. — Till me meet again To my family — THANKS '73 CHARGER — Sail on Skippy ... Later — Crazy — Dave. Patrick Edward Reapp Stringfellow Hawke Roag — wave makers@Boys' State — jumping elevators — Casey Dan — radar dont help — youre a cop magnet — He's lonely — Fantasy Fest 87 Russ — speed demon — crushed Ford — cannonballing in the Capri Tom,Mario — partyn hard with Kelly Keep it Nailed Tour Vietnam 88 Perry,Sky — Big Headed Jerks? — Not us AI — I didnt get U fired!Hurricane Hoopla U2 Concert The Killer Elite — A Life Apart Long Live the Fighters Long Live the Lovers Another Revolutionary Howie,Wally — Remember the Run? — Lets Party Lost Patrol Merry — Good Luck in the World Gunship Pilot Spy Galaxy Hitchikers Spy in the Cab BIGCOUNTRYBAUHAUSPOLICE MOTELSU2DEADKENNEDYSRUSHCUREPIL ThanxDad,Mom,Brian — Love ya Phantom Liv- ing Moving to Australia Bye MHS — Had Fun — HAHA — Later on!!! SENIORS 59 Michael David Rice Hey Tom, you mean you haven't yet, what's the matter with you FSU Baja Coco 1 trashed Toyota Daytona Spring Break 87 Hey Mark let's go hunting Cool Keeney lt's time for educa- tion! Alpine What do you say we get a wheelchair? Acura Chef's Thanks for everything Don S. Char Cindy thanks for being therel Fantasy Fest 85-87 Senior Float Do you have any ID? Thanx for being a friend Kev My cooler it's empty Fishfoot LaMantia Honestly Occifer wasn't me Steve the crunchmaster Side streets do ya right Gumballs anyone? Lisa — you're the greatest — I Love You! Finally outta here Thanks for everything Mom Dad — I Love You Both Au Revoir MHS!!! Sky Rockett Best season ever!9-rDISTRICT CHAMPIONS Wham left T.DPPy Skerry, right Kathy? SENIORS RULE Tracey — Best friends are Kings Queens The old truck still lives'How fast Drew? Perry — Best friends forever Vernon why are you wet?Sportin SS Partying times with Vern Perry CHANNEL 7 NEWS (Paul, Perry, VERN Me) Coach Sympson, Gentry Doll — Thanx for all the mem- ories Leslie I'll always love you Nuke 'em, right Mr. Keeney? 30 66, Best in the businessTerry feel your arm yePPeaches and O.j. — What a night 39-8, revenge is so sweet Rock, Sugarbear Stroke — the Fearsome Threesome Big Piner till the end College football comin soon Mom junior — Thanx for the support. I love you LONG LIVE THE KING! David C. Rodriguez Keith you've been a great friend. Good luck in the NAVY Pat you're crazy but you're still a good friend. Good luck in the future To my ECU friend Paul, good luck in whatever you try to do Rodger you're a good friend. I'll see you in college Russ my big friend I'll never forget you. Remember the speedlimit is 55MPH, not 155 MPH Cindy P. you're a good friend a very sweet person — even if you are from Jersey Amy, Lisa Tracey thanks for being my friends. I will never forget you three Peaches Troy — what a couple. You two are always arguing with each oth- er Mom,Peter,Sam John I love you all i'll miss you Hey Dad I love you even if I don't see you often enough Adios MHS UF here I come Gators 1. Yuri Rojas Bye, Bye, I'm out of here. Miami is for me. 88 was great. Seniors rule. Hey Joe, how about windsurfing this weekend? Nice wild are the best. Diamond Girls. My car broke down again. How about a new car Mom? I brake for cute girls in bikinis. Yo sis, can I borrow some money? You are the best Tito. Feeling hot, hot, hot. Hold on — wait a minute — let me put some boom in it. Big number 72 Cuban Fridge. Papote, see ya in the summer. Parallel bars, hot wheels and power 96 are number one. The three amigos. Special thanks to Mom and Dad. Love ya both. Well, gotta go now. Christine Rutherford I finally made it Drew lt's too good to be true The truck is mine now Mom I did this just for you The Beaker Bunch Rusty,Tommy,David,Honus Baseball trips 83-84 Thanx for the education Steve Alex Fantasy Fest with Dennis the besPSummer School with Mike S.? Diz do you remember Key West with Tracey? Willie at least we got those memories No more SKIPPING right girls? Karen remember 1:00,2:00,3:00? Key West what a jokePSantamaso could not have done it without youPThanx for the weekendsPMike James what a history, ThanxPMaggles Tena it's about time‘Bunky Jena remember the parking lot? Bogie!? Odessa you're a great one Thanx for being there Barb Now it's time to PARTY Gramma Granpa I love U Drew you're the greatest Later Days M.H.S. 60 SENIORS Lenia Sardinas I can't believe we're Seniors! Hey Ly,sisters,assemblies,being stared at.Guess what? I'm gradu- ating Nely ... Yamiri ! Hey Alex Hey Char,safe!Trashman,charms,Gainesville, roomies.Thanks for everything Jenn,singing,singing at 87 grad.Thanks for being my friend.I love yaljenn Jeff 4 ever together Hey Tom Daniel it's our last year! Thanks for all your help Dan Hi PatlHi Rodger,stop bothering me!Gainesville,prom. Thanks Hi MatlHi Alan! Hey buddielCut your hair VernlAnd don't ask if I'm mad.Vern Kathy — thanks for trusting me Hey AI Nino!l got you back Perry I'll call you in 10 years Dunia are you going to be home today? Hey little Debbie Cindy we're finally grad- uating Thanks MHS OK bro, you're next Thanks Mom Dad for everything. Joe Sciame Hey y'all, I'm out of here. I'll miss you all. It's party time now. 88 will be great. Let's rock the house. Downhill skiing is for me. Hey Yuri, how about windsurfing this weekend. Fantasy Fest was so much fun. Let's do it again. I brake for cute girls in bikinis. Bass is 1. Pump it up, homeboy. Oh, oh — dislocated shoulder again. Thanks alot Vernon. Mr. Keeney, you talk too much — but you're still cool. M.H.S. thanks for the memories. What's Coco? Someone tell me. Is it a fruit? Oh well. Special thanks to Mom. I LUV YA! Gotta go now. Like, can I go now? jealous girls. Harvey, shut up with the Italian jive! I'm signing off now. Be careful in the shadows and expect the unexpected. Kathleen Marie Searl Hey Char — Skerry Py said the Doi Doi competition has spread nationwide, you're still 1 ! Sky I will never eat lunch with you again! (I'm still recovering from the last time) Perry ... What can I say? Artemis got a job? (No way!!!) Leny good luck with everything you doPRodger, Pat, Daniel, Howie, Wally joe sorry for all the abuse (I hope you enjoyed it!) 'Liss try survive one more yearPHey Mr. Bayles — I'm going to HarvardPEveryone in 2nd per. gym class with lockers near the showers get double reinforced padlocksPWinkum ('member that?) I'm glad I stayed, maybe one day I will know how to play football! Good luck next year... I love youPP.S. There will be no more parties at Kathy's. Michael Forrest Show I finally made It! Told you I'd graduate, Alex. Good friends Johnny, Alex, Spanky, Von Se- an Baseball 16 hopefully 16th year what a waste! Alex who's driving? Nicole, Monica Paul don't forget about Key West AII nighters in Key West with the fellas Sean slow down! Monica wanna make a bet? Heidi will you just open the door! Alex (David Lee Roth) what a night Fantasy Fest 87 Lisa Kendra you are great friends. OK Spank slow down we beat em Hurry up Lisa! Vern watch out for the tree. Alex get us out of here Amy what did you steal? Monica Nicole Papa don't preach Von lay off the horn! Johnny it's too cold to hydroslide. I got pulled over again Lisa. JJ let's get something to eat Good Bye MHS Mom, Dad JR I Love You! Leanne M. Silverman I finally made it! Thanks Mr. Parales. Marie — Band Geeks. Remember St. Pete Ft. Myers? Amanda — what to do? Thanks I'll miss you. U2 concert with Pat Marie. The Crue. Volleyball. Tator Gator. Cheri, I'll always remember the good times, you're the best! Hang in there Larry. Yvonne — Best Friends!! Rusty, I Love You! Key West with Amanda — Yippie Skippy. Derek, I will see you in five years. Sue Dick — Thanks for everything, I love you both! ILLINOIS — Dad thank you for everything. Goodbye M.H.S., finally! Shari remember Ralph? What a joke! GOODBYE! Anyone, anyone? SENIORS 61 Michael Jason Smith Seniors '88 ... Float... Motley Crue ... Def Leppard ... Kiss ... Whitesnake ... Angela I miss you ... 5 a.m. Oh no, is anyone awake ... Fantasy Fest '87 ... Gradnite ... Senior Cruise ... Mom and Dad, I couldn't have done it without you ... thanks, I love you both ... Later M.H.S. Lisa Maria Smith M.FLS. you're the greatest. D.S. you'll always be special in my heart. Tammy W„ thanks for being a good friend. Mom, thanks for everything. Melissa, have a good year. Melanie, have a great time in school and at work. Holly, do well in school. Mrs. Doll, you are a great teacher. Please stay this way. Bye-Bye Marathon High School. Jennifer Ges Stike No more Mrs. Nice Guy '87 Blue Bonnet Bowl Expo '88 Rachel — How does this key work? Jammin w headphones AI — our famous food run Color Guard — 4 years — Captain Drill Team Mr. P — Thanks for everything Jeffrey — my 1 and only 9-15-86 1 Oth grade relationship — glad it worked out Lenia — you've been a super friend Our song Car — thanks for the mem- ories Weiner — you're a good friend for life MARINES Corn-dog did you have fun w Penny? The little blue devil Cheri — my little buddy Uncle Matt prom Wally Howie — friends always Our secret spot Cody — Best of luck in lifelYou've got a long way to go Mom Dale — Thanks for everything — Hove y'allljeffrey — you're the best thing that has ever happened to mell love you now ForeverlOur life together has just begun. Tommy Keith Strickland 4-U-2-SEE Slick Strick on the request line ! 1,MHS football isover 9-2 best year ever Paul, my first catch only 2 yards Belle Glades, I'll never forget Shawn,Scott,PJ — good luck in football you'll need it Fantasy Fest 87, Grad Nite 88 — What a combo Shawn Get back, getback Funky Fresh in the flesh, goodluck at ECU Tracey S. you've been a great friend BMW, that's my ride Bruce slow down Carlos, Goodluck at UF Miami Hurricanes always 1 Tammy, I love you I hope we last forever So Tommy D — get off mine Cindy — Goodluck in the future Big Fred, don't be scared thanks Mom Dad for everything. I Love You MHS TOO MUCH WSVN, I'm not a star Well later days, I'm outta here. Tracey Earle Swaney Shane,Shane,Shane ... You're the greatest Homecoming Queen 88 Derek — you ARE spoiled No Char the pen doesn't write glitter Sky — my Big Bro — Best of Friends 4-ever Char — please stay on your side of the road Big Paul you're so cool Mr. Shad — I mean Chad Derek,l do carell BigChar — Best Friends Forever Amy — Have you seen Buster lately? Tam — we have to use the Buddy-Buddy system Steebie — stop being so grouchy Derek — you're ONE in a million — Best of Friends 4- ever Lisa — my Big Sis — I'll never forget ya Mom and Dad — Thanks for all the help and support Y'all are the BEST! LOVE YOUI Shane — the second time around is definitely the Best! I'll always love you! Bye MHS, I had fun!! 62 SENIORS Robert D. Taylor Hey, I did it! Lots of memories MHS Xmas break 86 — These trees taste great Yeah Vickey, my car is shiny Bon Jovi 87 — Fabe you speak Spanish ... never mind Party, Party, Party Ratt-n-Roll What, man? Lots of good times Razz Reck, you dudes are cool Prom 87 — what time is it Madonna 87 — Elf shot the food John — sunny side up Coll — you're 1 of a kind — remember the good times Laura G — go ahead and cry My twin — I luv u Fantasy Fest 87 — where's Hans senior float Motley Crue 87 — is this breakfast What else can go wrong Dave — my cell mate Amy, that's where screwdrivers are supposed to go Senior Cruise Roy Brent Dave — Salute Fabe — remember your dream Thanks for understanding. Mom Dad — I love youl Later MHS! Rodger Lee Teet Whitey Ford Will I ever tan? The Cars Let the Good Times Roll lts a Parker lts OK Pat! I never liked that tooth anyhow Peg Legs Pat Russ — Beware of palm trees Jen, jay, Jethro — thanks for the fun Boys' State — Hockers Waves w Pat Fantasy Fest 87 — But Dan, he was lone- ly Carlos! Gainesville w leny Char Perry, thanx for everything Jay, corners are hazardous at 80 UF Bound don't Panic Pea-green Buick Party at Robs Kill a commie for Keeney Smelly shoes 40 isn't old — for a tree St. Pat's Day food poisoning Whats up Big Guy? It was a fun year Who knows, who cares, why bother Perry, I'll never stop Thanks Mom, Dad Tom Thanks MHS, it's been fun. Roy M. Thompson l'maSENIORatlast Razz,you're the best, love ya like a bro Bon Jovi, nice party Steve Guns Crue — I met Vince Axl Andrea, I won't forget you baby Fab, I forgot to run Rob, you're a good friend, keep partying Senior Cruise 88 to all those girls — THANX for EVERYTHING BLACK DIAMOND RULES I only play rock roll Hey you think we should slow down ; NO, 60 is cool on a flat Don’t worry Fab, I've got the cure Tommy Lee 1 gonna get you guys .. . Coco, the bridge — it's been fun, thanx for some good times Goodbye long hair... Hello Uncle Sam 1 Airband — I'm Wanted R U Uncensored Hello, everyone I couldn't fit in THANX Mom Mike — I love you both Later M.H.S. ... Gotta Bail, Dude ... Reck. Mario Jose Torrez Comment allez-vous? All I've got 2 say is that everyone's been kool with me at MHS. ULTRA-XTRA- SPECIAL THANX 2: TOM (MR.TDK),JEREMY (DR.J),FABIAN (RAZZ)JASON (INXS), KEN- NY,HUGO,MOSES,MATT,COCO BLASTERS! About my accent — it ain't my fault, I'm tryin — EXCUSEZ-MOI! Mom, I luv U, Edda U2. NewWave RULES! Metallica's whiplash thrash born 2 B wild! Frisco rules! Party Hardy, Get a Mohawk, U Punx say no 2 RAP! RATT-N-ROLL! CRUE RULES! Tom, qu'est-ce qu'il y a? Let's go 2 CA. What's up, SHADOW? Abel, Roy R U still possessed? Andrea, U got the looks that kill! Karla Babz! Jill, Kelly, Patty — where's the guitar? SENIORS 63 Fabian Paul Vasquez This roller coaster ride is finally over Had a few ups downs Prom 87 — Missing You CIRLS,GIRLS,GIRLS l.aura — my puppy love Hey Rick, Run! — What? KISS,CRUE,GUNS-N- ROSES Calif. My paradise city — Hugo it's gonna be a journey SWEET LITTLE TEASER Senior Cruise Secret Lovers The stop sign the FEARSOME 4SOME 1 Airband — wanted Dude — I think I'm cruisin on a flat check out that blond Rob — I hope you make it through college Toast of the Town it's just me in my jeans and boots BLACK DIAMOND to all the special girls — I won' forget you Mom, Dad, Alex, Bill Andrea — Thanx for everything — I luv you Well MHS, I gotta bail. NEVER SAY GOODBYE. David James Wagner FinallylWe're out of this joint. I didn't know how much more I could take lt was a pain, but it's almost over Fred you were a good dog Von keep your hands to yourself jena I wouldn't loan you a quarter Kathy you were a very careful dresser Hey Bass, a country boy can survive going up Boot Key Bridge in the wrong lane passing people in the Beastie Ford Sissy love that emergency brake in that Mustang Hey Art let's Hydroslide To the mud buddy Ford destroys Chevy's Stevie, you still need a shave GOODBYE, SO LONG, AND GOOD RIDDANCE. Cherylee Dawn Warren Checkers Mr. Keeney? What did I do now? volleyball softball Great times Thanks May Laura Talks with Char KDoll Backline always 1 Kendra let's walk today Love ya Permapartner VBall Camp — What a blast Stuck-up-buddy I love ya Remember short is sexy Thanks Mr. B Cadets Noel Ricky love ya always Ma Meilleure Amie Merry Thanks you're a true friend Krissi,Jennifer,Vivi,Kendra Tracey, Let's go waterballooning Honda Accord Civ- ic Lisa, want a free Frosty? Short?Do I have something on my face? l love you Mom Dad Kimber Thanks?Scott, Love you always Hey Shari — Smile Where's my Stacey-Q tape, Lisa? Alex where's MY seatbelt? Please AI,No Whipped Creaml Hey Fitz — you're short just like me Nancy Vic,Remember that one night Thanks MHS! Steven Richard Yakel I can't believe I finally get to write one of these things.Baseball for 3 years — wish I could play the 4th. Concerts with Roy Fabe. Talking to W. Axl Rose after. Band trips somewhat fun. Fantasy Fest — I can't believe it happened. Drum line captain. Everybody's going into the Army. The beach hydrosliding. Debi I'm still hoping!! Big Pine you can't beat it. Party at my house maybe. So long M.H.S. Been here too long already. Thanks Mom Dad. University of Florida better take me. Char better get those feet checked. Mona where's my tape? Sokunthea Yeider I still miss my culture and friends at I.S.K.L. New friends mean new adventures. Hey! No Soki, Miss T. and Terri. Please call me Sokunthea. Where are you coming from? Confusing answers. Ancestry — I'm from Cambodia and America. Guys Dolls. Parties with friends. Thank U 4 wonderful friends Jason H, Tom C, Jason S, Perry L, Kelly M, Keith S, Melissa T, Joe W, Rodger T, Meredith B, Jeff D, Patrick R, Mike R and Nercy G. True Love ... Oh no! You have a moustache forever ... Thank U 4 all my teachers Mrs. Gerson. I'll miss you all. Good luck to you guys in the future. Mae Alan, I love you very much. Mom Dad, you've made my days — Thank you. I love you. 64 SENIORS Left: Mrs. Jessie Hobbs, Senior Class Sponsor. Below: Senior Class Officer — L to R: Allison Cameron, Vice-President; Lisa Picard, President; Alex Cameron, Treasurer; Tammy Rabito, Secretary. Bottom: Senior Class Favorite, Ms. Kathy McLane. SENIORS 65 SENIOR Top Right: Steve Lamantia and Vaneassa Allen are the Class Partiers. Center Left: Charlott Fisch and Daniel Marty are Most Likely to Succeed. Center Right: Class Flirts are Monica Gagliardini and Brent Bookwalter. Bottom Left: Most Spirited are Nicole Holmes and Robbie Cocco. Bottom Right: Amy Grill and Rodger Teet are the Class Clowns. 66 SENIORS SUPERLATIVES Top Left: Lisa Picard and Perry Logan are Most Involved. Center Left: Heather Heinen and Rob Taylor are Class Cuties. Center Left: Vivian Leatherwood and Matt Bowers are the Shyest. Bottom Left: Allison Cameron and Paul Davis are the Most Athletic. Bottom Right: Tracey Swaney and Ronnie Freeman are Best Dressed. SENIORS 67 Guess Who? 68 SENIORS For answers see page 193 SENIORS 69 U i£� on 70 ATHLETICS A young squad shows promise for the future. With a new sponsor and a seniorless squad the 1987-88 cheerleaders had a difficult time preparing for the new year. Not only the sponsor, but the squad itself were nindered by a lack of knowledge and experience. Most of the members of the squad were new with only three returning varsity members. The girls attended camp at the University of South Florida during their summer vacation to learn new techniques, cheers and stunts, but by the begin- ning of the school year they had lost a few squad members. The remaining squad members had to rearrange the routines they had worked so hard to master and start all over again. The individual members of the squad and their sponsor all gained experience and became a unit by the end of the football season. They began the basketball season fresh and ready to cheer the players on, more accomplished now than when they had begun the year. The girls finished the year off with more confidence and improved skills, and had a good time as well. They overcame all of the obstacles they met and worked together to create a cheerleading squad that looked promising for the future. Top: First-year teacher Kathy McCormick sponsors the cheerleaders with enthusiasm and hope for the future. Center: Co-captain Ouida Roberts and captain Gayzel Diaz provide leadership for the varsity squad. BottormThe varsity cheerleaders (top to bottom) are: Gayzel Diaz, Barbara Shands, Lalaena Gonzalez, Lori Black, Latonya Picton, Darshee Mosley, and Ouida Roberts 72 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left: Barbara Shands and Lori Black practice their L stand. Below: The cheerleaders hold their breakthrough for the football players to run on to the field. Center: Latonya Picton practices a split. Bottom Right: Darshee Mosley and Lalaena Gonzalez perform a shoulder sit. Bottom Left: On the sideline for a football game, the cheer- leaders keep spirit going in the stands. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 73 With few opportunities to shine their spirit is strong. The jv, as well as the varsity cheerleaders, had problems with the 1987-88 season. Because it took most of October for the jv football team to get organized, the cheerleaders were uncertain about the number of games they would be able to participate in. Unfor- tunately the jv football team's three game schedule only provided the cheerleaders with one home game to show their spirit to the Marathon community. Despite this disappointment, the jv cheerleaders kept their spirit strong and supported the varsity squad through- out their football season. The jv cheerleaders boosted the spirit of the middle school students throughout the year, and gave them the op- portunity to be an important part of the MHS family. Top: Co-captain Shawndel Barbar addresses the middle school at a pep rally. Center: Captain Jennifer McDonald and Co-captain Shawndel Barbar lead the jv squad. Bottom: The jr. varsity cheerleaders are (top to bottom): Mercedes Crespo, Robyn Harris, Heather Young, Alethea Charbon- neau, Shawndel Barbar, Kristy Yeider, Christine McDonald, Jennifer McDonald. 74 JV CHEERLEADERS Left: Jennifer McDonald and Robyn Harris cheer on the jv football players at a middle school pep rally. Middle Left: Heather Young, Michelle Secontine and Shawndel Barber keep the fans cheering at their only home game. Below: Mercedes Crespo and Jennifer McDonald rock on at the middle school pep rally. Bottom Left: Heather Young and Robyn Harris. Lower Right: Kristy Yeider and Shawdel Barber. Bottom Right:Jennifer McDonald jumps high for the Dolphins. J.V. CHEERLEADERS 75 The varsity Dolphins finish with the best season ever. The varsity Dolphins finished the 1987 regular season with a 9-1 record, the best ever achieved by a Marathon football team. Several other records were broken by this team, which began its first year as a 1 -A school ranked first in the state by the Miami News. The Dolphins scored a record-breaking 259 points, and allowed their opponents to score only 75 points. Marathon's 12-7 defeat of American Heritage gave the Dolphins their first District Championship in football, and sent them on the road to Belle Glade to face the Glades Day Fighting Gators for the Regional Championship. A hard-fought battle resulted in a 7-3 victory for the Gators over the Dolphins and ended Marathon's hopes of a state title. What it couldn't end, however, was the pride this team felt in their accomplishments during the 1987 football season. Above: Andre Mosley struggles for extra yardage against the Coral Shores defender. Right: The Dolphin defense comes off the line against the Loyola Bulldogs. 76 VARSITY FOOTBALL Left: Paul Davis dances through the holes opened up by the Dolphin defense. Bottom Left: jason Narenkivicius mans the sideline with a broken arm, but still feels the in- tensity of the game. Below: Even though Coach Gentry ran into a few problems at Coral Shores, he still assisted the team to a victory. VARSITY FOOTBALL 77 Right: Ronnie Freeman waits on the sideline, eager to get back into the game. Below: The varsity squad (left to right) Back Row: Scott Beers, Shawn Nackino, David Rasmussen, Mark Diehl, jeff Duck, Perry Logan, Miguel Nunez, Sky Rockett, Vernon Goodwin, P. J. Baro, Steve Gibson. Middle Row: Dennis Smith, Keith Strickland, Kevin Martin-Vegue, Scott Collins, Troy Campbell, Odell Robbins, Dexter Lewis, Matt Brueckner, David Smith, Paul Davis. Front Row: Allen Gardner, Richard Herd, Derek Alderman, Stu Penny, jason Narenkivicius, Fitz Gentry, Scott Thistle, David Mayan, Ronnie Freeman. Not Pictured: Statistician Heidi Hayden; Managers Clifford Green, Charles Britt and Derek Fenton. 78 VARSITY FOOTBALL Left: Quarterback Paul Davis breaks the grasp of the Coral Shores defense. VARSITY FOOTBALL 79 Coach Doll enjoys the referee's explanation of his call. 80 VARSITY FOOTBALL Left: Prior to the regional playoff game, team captain Perry Logan is interviewed by Channel 7 sportscaster Doug Vaughn. Below: An eager Dolphin team takes the field at Glaaes Day for the regional playoff game. Quarterback Paul Davis sends a ball aloft to a downfield receiver and a pos- sible Dolphin first down against the Glades Day Gators. VARSITY FOOTBALL 81 The jv Dolphins play the shortest season on record. Oct. 15 Marathon 0-34 Westminster Oct. 31 Marathon 14-34 Curley Nov. 13 Marathon 10-0 American Heritage Above:The jv Dolphins (left to right) are: Back Row: Coach jim Torok, Ramon Col- lazo, Spence Hawsey, Mike Collins, Billy Richards, Scott Black, Joshua Sinkfield, Coach jim Keeney. Middle Row: Ben Daughtry, Jeremy Votaw, Jack Carlson, Steven Law, Julius Faircloth, Phillip Augus- tine. Bottom Row: Michael Deane, Osvaldo Garcia, Kevin Homerston, Marcell Kitchen, Jeremy Homerston, David Kiernan, Robert Barber, Branden Elwell, Sean Sayer. Top Right: Coach Torok explains the next of- fensive play to the huddle. Right: Billy Rich- ards hands the ball to Scott Black as the offensive line opens up a big hole. 82 J.V. FOOTBALL Left: Sidelined early in the season with a broken arm, Jeremy Katch chats with a fan at the American Heritage game. Below: Billy Richards gives the ball to Scott Black as he searches for an opening. IgwiMON Left: The Dolphins defense stops the Amer- ican Heritage Patriots for a loss. JV FOOTBALL 83 m m Top: Robert Barber, Mike Collins, Ramon Collazo, Phillip Augustine, Scott Black, Der- ek Paul, Billy Richards, joshua Sinkfield, Jeff Wolszczak and Spence Hawsey take it easy before the American Heritage game. Cent- er: A Dolphin defensive back keeps the Heritage receiver from a pass completion. Below: joshua Sinkfield makes a dazzling catch to give the Dolphins a first down. 84 J.V. FOOTBALL Left: A Dolphin defender fights to recover the fumble. • a • • jt. 'tvsZv. Left: The jv defense is in hot pursuit of the American Heritage runner. Above: Coaches Keeney and Torok confer dur- ing practice. JV FOOTBALL 85 The Lady Dolphins prove that hard work pays off. The Lady Dolphins learned from mistakes made last year and once again ended the year with a winning (22- 7) record. Although a lack of height (ranging from 5'1 to 5'8 ) at the net was a major weakness in the team's defense, the Ladies relied on their mastery of fundamentals to overcome this handicap and tied Westminster and Gulliver for the Gulfstream Conference title. The team's finest hour was an early victory against their arch rivals, the Westminster Warriors. Unfortunately for the Marathon squad, however, when the two teams met again in the final District tournament game at Westminster, the tables were turned. Although the Ladies fougnt hard and kept the games close, they were unable to bring home the title. In this contest, as in many others throughout the season, the Dolphins' lack of height proved to be the determining factor. At season's end, seniors Allison Cameron and Amy Grill, and junior Laura Daughtry were rewarded for their hard work and dedication by being named to the 1987 Gulfstream All-Conference team. Right: Coach Chuck Bayles explains the strategy the team must use to win. Below: The Lady Dolphins volleyball squad: Back Row: Krystal Albury (manager), Allison Cameron, Laura Daughtry, Kendra Doll, Charlott Fisch, Amy Grill, Marie Kepley (scorekeeper). Front Row: Tracey Reilly (manager), Vickey Costa, Cheri Warren, Vivi Mira, Julie Bayles, Shane Danaher (manager). 86 VOLLEYBALL Left: Assistant Coach Ted Bartz returns the ball for the pregame warm-up. Right: Volunteer referee Jim Sikora is ready to start the game. VOLLEYBALL 87 Managers Tracey Reilly and Marie Kepley work on stats between matches. Left: Allison Cameron prepares to bump the ball. Below: Charlott Fisch passes the ball to the waiting setter. Bottom Left: Vickey Costa backs up Cheri Warren as she sets the ball. Bottom Right: The team lines up for the start of the game. VOLLEYBALL 89 Right: Kendra Doll and Vickey Costa are prepared to switch after the serve. Far Right : Laura Daughtry and Allison Cameron wait for the return. Lower Left: Vickey Costa puts the ball to the net while Cheri Warren is ready to help. Lower Right: Vivi Mira dives in an attempt to save the point. 90 VOLLEYBALL Left: A tired but happy team celebrates a victory on the road. Below Left: Julie Bavles concentrates on making the pass. Below Right: Kendra Doll goes into the game for Vivi Mira. VOLLEYBALL 91 The Dolphins Learn Murphy’s Law: What Can Happen Will Happen The 1987-88 varsity basketball team started off the new year with high expectations that went fulfilled due to the loss of last year's senior players and injuries that plagued the starting five throughout the season. Center Alex Cameron was side-lined with a rib injury for six weeks, and forward Troy Campbell missed the season opener at Pinecrest as the result of a shoulder injury received during football. The team got off to a slow start in December with losses to Pinecrest, Curley, Gulliver, Berkshire and InterAmerican, but the players grad- ually became aware of the situation they were in and started to work together as a team. Head Coach Jim Sikora felt that the team had a good attitude toward what they were trying to accomplish. The team sticks together, and the players aren't giving up on themselves, he said. It's easy to play well when you're a winning team, but it's hard to stick together when you're having a losing season. Once all the starting players were back on the floor the team became more ambitious. They forgot about the past and set their sights on the future and the district tournament. Under all the problems we had this year we per- formed very well, Coach Sikora said. It's hard to get things done when players are out for injuries Because the team doesn't get a chance to see how they play together. We hope to reach our major goal this year, to perform well enough to get into the district finals and possibly win. With their minds set on finishing the season with a job well done, the team strived to do the best they possibly could. ♦ 92 VARSITY BASKETBALL Page 92: Top: Paul Davis — Captain. Bottom Right: Odell Robbins — Junior — Point Guard. Bottom Left: Alex Cameron — Senior — Center. Page 93: Left: Alex Cameron — Captain. Bottom Left: Paul Davis — Senior — Guard. Below: Chris Harrell — Video. Bottom Right: Alex Cameron accepts the second place trophy for the team at the Berkshire Christmas Tournament. VARSITY BASKETBALL 93 Top: Coach Sikora congratulates his players after their 72-60 home victory over Coral Shores. Right: Alex Cameron Senior — Center. Below: Odell Robbins — Junior — Point Guard. 94 VARSITY BASKETBALL Top: Dexter Lewis — Junior — Guard. Right: Kevin Martin Vegue — Junior — Guard. Below: Chad Huff — Senior — Forward. Bottom Right: Scott Thistle — Sophomore — Guard. 96 VARSITY BASKETBALL The odds are against them, but this team never gives up Although this year's JV team was young by conference standards — three of the players came from the middle school; only five were high school players with prior experience — they strived to do the best that they could. Although their 5-17 record was far from the best, their coach felt they had played a successful season. It all boiled down to one's definition of success. Considering the lack of experience and development level, said Coach Stuart Kantor, we haa a successful season in terms of maturing and not quitting. To Coach Kantor success was not necessarily wins and losses, but overcoming ad- versity. Kantor also felt that the attitude of the team was good overall. Through illness, injury and a few extra losses, he declared, we've held together strongly. A season record like theirs would have been hard for anyone to handle. Coach Kantor commended his team for not giving up, for overcoming adversity and for having fun while remaining sane and, through it all, continuing to learn. Top: Dustin Huff — Sophomore — Guard. Above: Tim Wilhelmy — Sophomore — Point Guard. Center: Tim Farmer goes up for the jumpball. Right: Clifford Greene (33) — Seventh Grader — Guard; Eric Mackerel (35) — Sophomore — Guard. 98 JV BASKETBALL Top Left: jason Evetts — Sophomore — Forward. Top Right: Eric Mackerel — Sophomore — Guard. Left: Tim Farmer — Junior — Center. Above: Jack Carlson — Eighth Grade — Guard. JV BASKETBALL 99 100 J.V. BASKETBALL Left: jack Carlson, Clifford Greene, Tim Wilhelmy, Jason Motta, Jason Evetts, Dustin Huff, Eric Mackerel, Coach Stuart Kantor. Bottom Left: Jack Carlson — Eighth Grade — Guard. Below: Jason Motta — Sophomore — Forward. JV BASKETBALL 101 The way this team works is practice, practice, practice In January and February the Lady Dolphins prepared for what they hoped would be a successful season. The experience and confidence that the team's ten returning starters had gained after playing together last year communicated itself to the entire team. This atitude showed during practices. Both veterans and newcomers worked well and hard together. During the first two months of practice, the Ladies became more of a family. Practices got easier in February as the Ladies got into better shape and learned what had to be done. As they became more comfortable with the practice routine, the practices became more enjoyable. Coach Bayles felt that, the Ladies should be better this year, since all the starters are returning. Fie believed his team could be competitive within their conference and district, even though they were unfamiliar with their new 1A competition. Coach Bayles also thought his team needed to make major improvements in their offensive play. Defensively, he said, we need to continue to improve, ana our pitching must be effective. Above Left: Coach Bayles prepares to deliver another lecture. Above Right: Assistant Coach Ted Bartz is ready for practice. Right: Melissa Tenorio takes her turn on deck. 1 102 VARSITY SOFTBALL Top: The Ladies stretch their muscles as they start another hard day's workout. Far Left: Stephanie Kornetti takes a break from warm up. Left: Laura Daughtry stretches her arms during warm ups. Below: Pitcher Vivi Mira works hard to perfect her delivery. VARSITY SOFTBALL 103 Right: Meredith Brand fields a ground ball at third base. Below: Amy Grill practices hitting down the left field line. Bottom Right: Krystal Albury takes her turn at bat. Bottom Left: Allison Cameron concentrates on making a solid hit. 104 VARSITY SOFTBALL Left: joana Kinsella is set to field a low throw in warm ups. Below: Heidi Watkins rushes to be on time for practice. Bottom Left: Kendra Doll makes a throw to first base. Bottom Right: Cheri Warren practices hitting off the tee in the cage. VARSITY SOFTBALL 105 Dolphin baseball strives for excellence Hot, tired and dirty. This characterized this year's baseball team as tney began practice. The squad had a tough conference schedule to look forward to. Ralph Gentry, who had officially retired as coach at the end of last season, started off the team for Coach Kantor, who was finishing basketball season. It's going to be difficult with teams like Gulliver and Westminster, said Mr. Gentry, but at this point concentration and effort are at a high level. There were a few new faces, but with a number of experienced players and a veteran in- field, everyone pulled together as a team. The players agreed that their main goal was to play winning, mental, error-free baseoall. In order to reach this goal they needed to improve in their pitching and hitting. As basketball season ended a few more players joined the team. Along with these players came a new coach. Coach Stuart Kantor and his team became more accustomed to each other and started working and practicing hard, moving even closer to their goal. As the playing season began, the team was still full of confidence. They had set their goals and were redy to achieve them. Ambition, determination and drive. This characterized this year's team as competition be- gan. Top: Shawn Nackino tries to scramble his way out of a run- down. Above: Mr. Gentry hits fly balls to the outfield during practice. Right: Derek Alderman warms up before practice. 106 VARSITY BASEBALL Left: Pitcher Ronald Irwin warms up his arm before practice. VARSITY BASEBALL 107 Right: David Smith catches the ball in a run-down. Right: josh Sciame warms up before practice. Above: Rob Beckman makes a long throw to his partner during warm-ups. 108 VARSITY BASEBALL Left: Howie Drissel lunges for a high hopping grounder. VARSITY BASEBALL 109 110 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 111 Spirit Week brines out a lot of characters! Although many students missed Autograph Day this year, Spirit Week was a great success. As the week progressed, each class tried harder to have the highest percentage of participants and win each day's com- petition. The competition reached its peak at Friday's pep rally, when the cheerleaders announced the winners of the Spirit Week contests. Junior Lisa Brueckner and Freshman Phillip Augustine were each awarded an en- graved plaque recognizing them as Marathon's Most Spirited girl and boy. Also recognized at the pep rally were the Spirit Stick winners — the sophomores, the middle school students won the award for the best decorated hall, and the juniors received the award for Most Spirited Class. In the Homecoming parade that followed, the class floats, marching band and home- coming court travelled down the highway to the ap- plause and smiles of the Marathon community. When the winners of the float competition were announced at halftime of the football game, the juniors emerged vic- torious again. Top: Joe Wagers goes all out for MTV Day. Above: Johnny Moses and Ryan Nelson are two skate- boarding twins. Center: Alan Gardner sings his heart out on MTV Day. Far Right: Natasha Black gets into the spirit of Army Day. Right: These camouflage commandos take their role-playing se- riously. 112 HOMECOMING Far Left: Fitz Gentry questions his next duty assignment. Left: Missy VanEs- selstine and Lori Black are two spirited twins. Bottom Left: Trisha Baker and Andy Jackman are punked out on MTV Day. Below: Charlott Fisch and Kathy Searle return to the 60's for MTV Day as the Mama's and Papa's Michelle Phillips and a typical Dead Head. Bottom Right: Nicole Holmes and Heather Heinan are two starry-eyed twins. HOMECOMING 113 Left: Chris Harrell and Jason Navenkivicius are fatiqued out' Army Day. Below: Jeff Wolszczak and Phillip Augustine are R Stars on MTV Day. 114 HOMECOMING Tim Wilhelmy holds the spirit stick up proudly as the sophomores celebrate their Home- coming pep rally victory. u Below: Cheerleader Lalaena Gonzalez is happy to present fellow junior Lisa Brueckner the Most Spirited Girl award. Bottom Right: Freshman Phillip Augustine is honored as the Most Spirited Boy of Homecoming week. Right: The cheerleaders form a pyramid as they announce the winner of the spirit stick at the pep rally. Far Right: Everyone cheers his heart out at the Homecoming pep rally. Below: The juniors win the title as the most spirited class of Homecoming week. 116 HOMECOMING Below: The juniors' hall is covered with posters on Friday of Spirit Week. Top Right:The middle school creates a new idea and wins the Homecoming hall decorating contest. Right Center: The fresh- men work hard to get all of their posters up before the halls are judged. Bottom LeftrMark Diehl puts Scott Thistle on his shoulders to reach the higher posters. Bottom Right: The seniors try a theme approach to the competition and cover their hall with the scores of each Dolphin game. HOMECOMING 117 Right: ' 'The Dolphins are coming ' yells class mascot Opus on the seniors' Fantasy Island float. Below: Heard It Through the Grape Vine is the theme of the junior class float. Below: Shoot the Eagles is heard by many people as Marvin rides down U.S. 1 on the tresnman float. Right: Nancy Wideman is happy to be a part of the sophomores' Never-Ending Story. 118 HOMECOMING Class representatives to the Homecoming Court are Left: Freshmen Stephanie Fenton and Spencer Hawsey. Below Left: Sophomores Andrea Vasquez and Jason Narenkivicius. Below Right: Seniors Lisa Picard and Paul Davis. Bottom: Juniors Artemis Skropolithas and Andre Mosley. HOMECOMING 119 For this year’s king and queen a fantasy comes true. Candidates for 1987's Homecoming King and Queen were: Nicole Holmes and Sean Kirwan, Charlott Fisch and Perry Logan, Tammy Rabito and Alex Cameron, Monica Gag- liardini and Michael Show, and Tracey Swaney and Sky Rockett. As the drums rolled and anticipation mounted. Dr. Deane crowned Miss Tracey Swaney and Mr. Sky Rockett King and Queen. By coincidence, Tracey and Sky had been placed as a couple in the Homecoming Court. The cheers of the fans showed that this year's choice was a popular one, popular with not only the students, but with the Marathon community as well. The 1987 Homecoming Court takes the field for the half-time coronation ceremony. Top Right: Nicole Holmes and Sean Kirwan. Above: Charlott Fisch and Perry Logan. Above Right: Tammy Rabito and Alex Cameron. Right: Monica Cagliardini and Mike Show. 120 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING 121 Dolphins round up Northwest Christian and a Homecoming victory. Marathon got off to a strong first quarter start, and after a Scott Thistle interception, a pair of touchdowns by Paul Davis and Troy Campbell, and two Odell Robbins extra point kicks, they led 14-0. Odell Robbins scored in the second quarter, but a North West Christian score on the kickoff return that followed put the Eagles on the score board for the first time. When the first half ended, the Dolphins led 20-7. Following the half-time Homecoming ceremonies, the two teams returned to the field for a scoreless third quarter. The Eagles upped their score by 6 in the fourth quarter, when they made the touchdown, but missed the extra point. With minutes remaining in the game, the Dolphins regained their confidence and added 7 more points to their score on Andre Mosley's touchdown and Odell Robbins extra point luck. As the clock ran out, the scoreboard showed the 34-13 Dolphin Victory. Above: David Mayan makes the tackle against the North West Christian wide receiver. Top Right: Andre Mosley takes advantage of a hole in the North West Christian defense. Right: Quarterback Paul Davis checks his team's position before calling the play. 122 HOMECOMING Left: Troy Campbell tries to push his way through for a touchdown. Left: The referees signal a touchdown for the Dolphins at the Homecoming game. Above: Quarterback Paul Davis looks for a receiver downfield. HOMECOMING 123 For I987’s Homecoming the middle school goes all out. Marathon Middle School had a Homecoming of its own with a different way of picking candidates. For the seventh grade, a couple was elected from each of the three homerooms to represent that homeroom as homecoming Prince and Princess. For eighth grade, a couple from each homeroom was nominated to run for the title of the middle school s Homecoming King and Queen. The three couples nominated made up the Homecoming Court from which the King and Queen were elected by the middle school student body. This year's Homecoming King and Queen Jeremy Votaw and Jeannette Kranz, were crowned by Dr. Deane and Mrs. Causey during I ceremony held during halftime of the jv game against American Heritage. Right: Charles Britl escorts Bridget Cristini representing homeroom 7-A. Be- low:Roberto Valiente escorts Heather Young representing homeroom 7-C. Bot- tom Right: Jeremy Homerston escorts Robyn Harris representing homeroom 7-B. 124 MIDDLE SCHOOL HOMECOMING Top Left: jeremy Votaw escorts Regia Perez representing home- room 8-C. Bottom Left: Jeremy Votaw and Jeanette Kranz are crowned 1987's Homecoming King and Queen of the middle school. Below: Steven Law escorts Jeanette Kranz representing homeroom 8-B. Bottom Right: Branden Elwell escorts Joanna Bass representing homeroom 8-A. MIDDLE SCHOOL HOMECOMING 125 Senior High Student Council Loiaii! Ph|C c™,?Cni ■« R°w: Jennifer Sapp Scott Collins, Nicole Holmes, Kevin Wolszczak, Perry j -a W° szczak Scott Black, Kevin Martin-Vegue, Tim Daniels, Sky Rockett. Middle Row: Khristian Rodriguez Jason 'rh,Brueth tr MOcCa Gagll dini' Mariso1 Carcja' Chelsea Rullo, Allison Cameron, Phillip Augustine, I aura Daughtry EffanyR biSAmy C ljere teh. Phal,Ce ,ames' Kendra DoN' Vivi Mira' Mered h B™d, Cheri Warren, Stephanie Fe8n. % 126 ORGANIZATIONS Left: The Senior High Student Council of- ficers Left to Right: Perry Logan, President; Nicole Holmes, Vice-President; Charlott Fisch, Secretary; Meredith Brand, Treasurer. Above Left: Monica Cagliardini, Cheri War- ren, Phalice James and Phillip Augustine discuss plans for Class Competition Day. Above: Sponsor James Keeney keeps pro- ceedings in order for the Senior High Stu- dent Council. Left: Members of the Senior High Student Council clown around for the yearbook pose. ORGANIZATIONS 127 128 ORGANIZATIONS Middle School Student Council Nike Club Right: Middle School Student Council officers are (left to right): Jeremy Votaw, President; Branden Elwell, Vice-President; Michael Deane, Treasurer; Shawndel Barbar, Secretary. Below: Nike Club members Monica Gagliardini, Heather Heinen, Kathe Baker, An- gela Nunery and Laura Daughtry listen intently during a meeting. Below Right: Nike Club officers (left to right): Lisa Brueckner, Treasurer; Tammy Rabito, Secretary; Amy Grill, Vice-President; Tracey Swaney, President. The Nike Club (left to right) Top to Bottom: Nikki White, Melissa Tenorio, Chris Ruth- erford, Gayzel Diaz, Laura Daughtry, An- drea Tsaganis, Marie Kepley, joana Kinsella, Lisa Picard, Monica Gagliardini, Angela Nunery, Kelly McGarry, Jill Roberts, Artemis Skropolithas, Charlott Fisch, Nicole Holmes, Heather Heinen, Jennifer Stike, Al- lison Cameron, Deborah Silcox, Jennifer Taute, Pam Coughlin, Ouida Roberts, Amanda Kepley, Missy VanEsselstine, Michelle Possinger, Laura Ground, Tiffany Rabito, Thania Moses, Lalaena Gonzalez, Vicki Costa, Cynthia Nelms, Heidi Hayden, Cheri Warren, Meredith Brand, Lisa Brueckner, Tammy Rabito, Amy Grill, Tracey Swaney. Left: The Middle School Student Council: Back Row: Bridget Cristini, Jennifer King, Evonne Williams, Hector Gonzalez, Jeremy Votaw. Middle Row: Robyn Harris, Dylan Snyder, Julius Faircloth, Michael Deane. Bottom Row:Shawnell Barbar, Roberto Valiente, Brian Reilly, Branden Elwell, Donald Bauman. Left: BPW member Patty Huff addresses the Nike Club on Career day. Above: Amy Grill is installed as Nike's Vice-President. ORGANIZATIONS 129 National Honor Society The National Honor Society recognized exceptional academic performance. The induction of eight new members in November, added to the society's ten returning members gave the group its largest enrollment in several years. The members held candy sales and car washes during the school year to raise money that provided senior scholarships, enabled club members to attend the honor society's state convention, and funded their community project, the sponsorship of a needy child from an underdeveloped country. The National Honor Society helped their school community by providing tutors for those students who needed help in various subjects. The N.H.S. also held a teacher appreciation day and recognized a member of the MHS faculty as NHS s teacher of the year. Right: Mrs. Gerson addresses the National Honor Society inductees and guests at the induction ceremony. Above: David Perry, Jason Motta, Matt Brueckner, and Kendra Doll repeat the membership pledge. 130 ORGANIZATIONS Top Left: NHS officer Meredith Brand speaks at the induction ceremony. Top Right:The National Honor Society. Back Row: Louis Saenz, Daniel Marty, Chad Huff, Robert Hall, Jason Motta. Middle Row: Thania Moses (Secretary), Lalaena Gonzalez (Vice-President), Charlott Fisch (President), Ken- dra Doll, Matt Lenco, Rodger Teet. Bottom Row:Debbie Silcox, David Perry, Fitz Gentry, Tiffany Rabito, Meredith Brand (Treasurer), Patty Jenkins, Jethro Senger. Left: New member Fitz Gentry lights the ceremonial candle at the NHS induction. Above: Kendra Doll signs the NHS membership register. ORGANIZATIONS 131 Middle School Band High School Band and Color Guard Members of the middle school band worked hard all year to learn the musical basics that would prepare them to take their future places in the high school band. Four exceptional members — eighth graders Jason Shinn, Andy Kellenberger ana Jennifer King, and seventh grader Mark Doerffel — earned positions with the high school band. The high school band and color guard kept busy throughout the year with performances and competitions. The football team's schedule of seven home games saw them on the field at halftime most Friday nights during the fall. In November, the band and color guard took part in the District Marching Competition in Ft. Myers, where they earned a 3 and a 2 rating respectively. They travelled to St. Petersburg the following week where they gained state-level experience at the Suncoast Marching Festival. Junior Amanda Kepley was honored by being invited to par- ticipate in the University of South Florida's Festival of the Winds for her second year. Amanda received the additional honor of being awarded not only an invitation, but also a scholarship to participate in the Festival again next year. Top: The Dolphin Band marches down U.S. 1 during the Homecoming parade. Center: The middle school band: Back Row: Sonja Hand, Tony Spano, Jason Bibb, Shawn Kel- ler, Tommy Law, Mark Doerffel, Mary Anne Wilson, Steve Krofchick, Walt Rice, Hector Broche, Argelio Companioni, Charlie Thompson, Jerial Jackson. Third Row: Mick Hix, Ben Wood, Marcus Baker, Keith Yahn, Bridget Christini, Jason Shinn, Alex Sardinas, Billy Tsaganis, Andy Kellenberger, Roberto Valiente, Chris Squire. Second Row: Shawndell Barbar, Rachelle Malaczewski, Evonne Flint, Christi Hand, Shelley Hornbuckle, Dillon Sneider, Johnny Rug- gieri, Denise Hinman. Front Row: Colleen Green, Angela Hanna, Theresa Sullivan, Jennifer McDonald, Jennifer King, John Wagers. Bottom: The Marching Band takes a break on their trip to District Marching Competition in Ft. Myers. 132 ORGANIZATIONS Left: The Dolphin Marching Band (left to right): jennifer Stike, Patty Harold, Racheal Bass, Jackie Moreira, Christy Hand, Sonya Hand. Third Row:Jason Evetts, Jay Rice, Jeff Duck, Chuck Kellenberger, Rusty Marcum, Robert Barber, Amanda Kepley, Mark Doerffel, Jimmy Miller, Marie Kepley, Ricky Manske. Second Row: Joy Wittemore, Andy Kellenberger, Paul Kosmer, Laurie Hicks, Tammy Wirth, Adam Witson, Debbie Silcox, Heidi Watkins, Lori Sweeting, Yvonne Sprinkle. Front Row: Mary Sweet- ing, Steve Yakel, Ron McPhall, Karl Kel- lenberger, Walt Rice, Derek Berndt, Jerial Jackson, Leanne Silverman. Above: The color guard stands at attention: Joanne Bass, Jennifer Stike, Rachel Bass, Jackie Moreira, Yamilet Moreira. Left: Jen- nifer Stike, Jackie Moreira, Jeannette Krantz and Christy Hand perform at halftime. ORGANIZATIONS 133 Right: The Marathon High School Band marches onto the field for their halftime show. Above: Color guard members Sonja Hand, Joanna Bass, Jennifer Stike, Rachel Bass, Jackie Moreira, Yamilet Moreira and Marlene Potter stand at attention while the band plays the national anthem. Right: Steve Yakel and Joy Whittimore take performing in the percussion section seriously. 134 ORGANIZATIONS Left: Ricky Manske's bass guitar gives the Dolphin's America a sound all its own. Below Left: Chuck Kellenberger, Mark Doerffel and Jimmy Miller march in the Homecoming parade. Below: Christy Hand waits for her next cue during a half-time show. ORGANIZATIONS 135 Fire Explorers and Sheriffs Cadets Right: Members of Marathon Fire and Rescue's Explorers pro- gram are: Standing: Timmy Cole, Adam Pierce, Heidi Hayden. Kneeling: Brian Reilly. Below: Marathon's Sheriff's Cadets are: Back Row: Lieut. Allison Cameron, Sgt. Kevin Sanders. Middle Row: Evonne Williams, Sgt. Cheri Warren, Derek Berndt, Robert Barber, John Coughlan. Front: Shawndell Barbar. 136 ORGANIZATIONS Above Left: Allison Cameron assists at the sheriffs substation, one of the duties per- formed by Cadets. Above: John Cougnlan and Shantell Scott take a break. Left: Evonne Williams and Kevin Sanders are on duty during a home football game. ORGANIZATIONS 137 Shoreline and Younger Generation Right: The 'Younger Generation staff: Back Row: Debbie Silcox, Kendra Doll, Monica Gagliardini, Tracy Reilly, Gayzel Diaz, Tiffany Rabito, Thania Moses, Cynthia Nelms, Vicki Costa, Jill Roberts, Cheri War- ren. Front Row: Jason MacDonald, Laura Daughtry, David Perry, Phillip Augustine, Mrs. Linda Hale (sponsor), Heidi Hayden, Kevin Wolszczak, Charlott Fisch, Chris My- ers. Below: The Shoreline 1988 staff: Back Row: Derek Fenton, Chad Huff, Shawn Nackino, David Mayan, Stephanie Kornetti, Mike Show, Tracey Swaney, Roy Thomp- son, Kelly McGarry, Allison Cameron, Rus- sell Gardner, Patrick Reapp, Tammy Rabito, Alex Cameron. Middle Row: Chris Ruth- erford, Vaneassa Allen, Kathe Baker, Laura Ground, Melissa Tenorio, Lisa Brueckner. Front Row: Amy Grill, Cheri Warren, Rob Taylor, Tricia Baker, Angela Nunery, Jen- nifer Taute. Not Pictured: Heidi Hayden. 138 ORGANIZATIONS D.C.T. and Pep Squad Left: The Dolphin Pep Squad: Back Row: Fred Whittermore, Chris Marty, Tiffany Combs, Tiffany Renard. Middle Row: john Coughlan, jesus Monrabal, Latonya Picton, Jennifer Sapp, Nikki White. Front Row: Cynthia Nelms, Phalice James, Dione Britt, Ann Sinkfield. Below: D.C.T. members: Back Row: Scott Boczon, Jeff Trice, Danny Cox, Jason Halbert, Marisol Boffil, Hope Lewis. Middle Row: David Falta, Crystal Pierce, Tena Mercer, Art Longo, David Wagner, Rosalind Antrobus. Front Row: Tracy Bass. ORGANIZATIONS 139 MMS spreads holiday cheer with 'A Christmas Promise The Marathon Middle School got us in the holiday spirit with the presentation of their own Christmas play. The play, entitled A Christmas Promise, was sponsored by Mrs. Hale's seventh grade English class, and was presented to the middle school students and their parents at no charge. Members of the cast were Bridget Cristini as Mrs. Collins, Mark Doerffel as Mr. Collins, Kate McCue as Mrs. Spencer, Robyn Harris as Patty Collins, Joel Pino as Jeff Ramsey and Skye Bailey as Greg Collins. Class members who did not appear on stage worked behind the scenes. They organized the set and props, designed the program, provided refreshments and served as ushers. The plot centered around the Collins family's efforts to set Greg up with a date for the Christmas Dance — when all along he had a date of his own. The play took one month to rehearse and was presented on Wednesday, December 17. Mrs. Linda Hale, who directed the play, was pleased with her class's success. I think the play was a great learning experience for the class, she said. They had fun while learning and helping to spread Christmas cheer. 140 STUDENT LIFE Pg. 140: Top Left: Skye Bailey shows no stage fright as Greg Collins in the middle school play A Christmas Promise ' Bottom Left: Mark Doerffel gets a chance to play parent as Mr. Collins. Bottom Left: Mr. and Mrs. Collins (Mark Doerffel and Bridget Cristini) help daughter Patty (Robyn Harris) figure out just who will take whom to the Christmas dance. Pg. 141: Top Left: Derek Berndt, Carl Kellenberger, Yvonne Sprinkle, Leanne Silverman and Ron McPhall await their cue. Top Right: Jeff Duck and Jason Evetts warm up before the Christmas concert. Bottom Left: Mr. Parales introduces the chorus to begin their performance. Bottom Right: Although the weather is warm, the chorus's Winter Wonderland sets a Christmas mood. STUDENT LIFE 141 Seniors pull together and win by 1 On December 18, teams from Marathon's four senior high classes met on Switlik Field to decide which class was, indeed, the best at MHS. A series of events designed and organized by the student council tested the speed, agility, strength, stamina and coordination of the competitors. The seniors took a strong lead early in the com- Eetition as their boys' and girls' teams won the alloon toss, easily out-tossing the other three classes. Competition became more intense as the classes traded wins in the Relay, Flipper, Three- legged, and Wheelbarrow Races. By the last three events, the seniors and juniors were fighting neck- and-neck for victory. Although the juniors held tough, the seniors built an excellent pyramid, passed a quick orange, and finally pulled tne jun- iors across the line in the Tug-of-War for a one- oint win. The juniors took second place, followed y the sophomores and freshmen. Although they finished in last place, the freshmen took their de- feat in stride and looked forward to the years to come and their chance to win the title of 1. Above: Seniors Tracey Swaney and Amy Grill are right in step at the start of the Three-legged Race. Right: Sophomores Matt Brueckner and Christian Rodriguez concentrate on the coordination and endurance needed to complete the Wheelbarrow Race. 142 STUDENT LIFE Left: Four years of competition experience give seniors Vernon Goodwin and Charlott Fisch the edge in the Orange Passing Contest. Left: The sophomores shave a few seconds off their time by boosting Tricia Hardcastle to the top of their pyramid. Above: Junior David Mayan looks for the finish line in the Flipper Race. STUDENT LIFE 143 Top Left: Junior Fitz Gentry awaits the start of the Balloon Toss. Top Right: Freshman Jimmy Gagliardini concentrates on his first attempt at the Balloon Toss. Right: Sophomore Phalice James passes the baton to teammate Lazero Crespo in the Relay Race. Below: With hopes of winning the Tug-of-War, the freshman girls put all of their weight into the pull. 144 STUDENT LIFE Left: Sophomore sisters Trish and Michelle Wagers team up for the Wheelbarrow Race. STUDENT LIFE 145 Students rock to the beat of The E As the students walked into the gym they could sense the excitement in the air. As they waited for The Edge to come out, there was talk about how good the band would be. When The Edge finally came running into the gym, the audience went wild! After the first song, Raise Your Hands, it was obvious that everyone would have a good time. At the end of their first set, the band called Student Council officers Perry Logan and Nicole Holmes, and prin- cipal Dr. Deane to the stage to participate as contestants in a game show. While Perry, Nicole and Dr. Deane had the rules explained to them outside, the band prepared the audience for what was about to happen. The three contestants thought they would be answering questions about their hobbies, but the audience was told that the real topic was kissing. The audience was told to keep the real topic in mind while the band posed these questions to tne contestants — Where do you do your hobby? How long have you been doing it? With whom do you do it? Tne confusion of all three contestants showed on their faces because of the laughter of the audience as Perry, Nicole and Dr. Deane were finally let in on the joke. Before playing their final song, the band's bass guitar player, Monte, told the audience about a boy who had tried to kill himself and talked about Baby Jessica, the young child who had been rescued from a well earlier in the year. He asked each member of the audience not to consider him or herself as number one, but to put others first. After acknowledging the standing ovation this message received from the student body, The Edge ended their concert on an up-beat note with Give to Live. Top: The drummer relinquishes his place to switch with the lead singer and serenade eighth grader Mercedes Crespo. Right: The middle school students have the best seats in the house as the lead singer gets close to his audience. 146 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 147 Students learn that hard works gets results Students at MHS learned a first-hand lesson in the give-and-take of government in action that saw many of Senior High Student Council President Perry Logan's campaign promises become reality. After month-long negotiations between Logan and Principal Edward Deane, students were able to wet their whistles with a cool soda from the machine installed in January on the B-wing patio. Student Council efforts also extended the students' privilege of wearing shorts from the previous October-through-May period to year-round. After negotiations had been completed. Perry Logan and Dr. Deane held an assembly of all the students to discuss the rules that would accompany these new privileges. They explained that students could only use the soda machine between classes after fourth period; additionally, students were expected to take more responsibility for keeping the lunchroom clean. To extend the shorts privilege year- round, the Student Council agreed to sponsor dress up days throughout the year. On these days students traded their shorts and t- shirts for more formal attire. Although some students grumbled about the added rules and reg- ulations, most were satisfied with the achievements of their Student Council and didn't mind the additional responsibilities. Top: Derek Alderman uses this year's extended shorts privilege to show his loyalty to his favorite college team, the Georgia Bulldogs. Above: These air- conditioners are the new best friends of students who used to wilt in the afternoon heat in A, B and D wings. Right: At 12:45 the soda machine becomes operative, and Steve Yakel is first in line to satisfy his thirst. 148 STUDENT LIFE Left: Lalaena Gonzalez and Amanda Kepley are sportin' in their shorts at a Nike'Gkib meeting. Below Left: Being able to wear shorts gives David Perry a chance to catch some rays while studying for his English test. Below Right: Even the sometimes Artie air of J wing's super air-conditioner can't deter Fitz Gentry from exercising his right to wear shorts. STUDENT LIFE 149 At MHS, as everywhere else. 1988 arrives in style Although some people thought the Keys were out of touch and isolated from the rest of the world, Marathon was no different from Miami or any other American city in one respect. Marathon's students were right in step with all the latest styles. From clothes and hairstyles to cars and music, students at MHS picked up on fads and fashions. It's fun to be a part of it all, said junior Thania Moses, but it can get pretty expensive. Decked out in the latest styles and in rhythm with their favorite pop tunes, students chose wardrobes from Guess, Gucci, Esprit, Fila and Keds. Groups like Def Leppard rocked the school with their latest hit, Animal. Push It by Salt and Pepa, seemed to have an effect on most students here at MHS, while others enjoyed melodies by Will to Power, Tiffany, Foreigner and the soundtrack to Dirty Dancing. Instead of riding the bus, many juniors and seniors enjoyed the freedom of driving their own cars to school. Vehicles included Derek Fenton's restored '56 Ford truck and Ronnie Freeman's 1988 Grand National. Cars in the stu- dent parking lot ranged from Perry Logan's multi-colored bomb to Tif- fany Rabito's bright red Honda Pre- lude SI. Students at MHS proved that living on an island didn't cut them off from the rest of the world. They kept right in step with the latest fads and fashions. Top: Tom Katch's shades and spiked hairstyle are a part of the new wave rock- and-roll image. Left Center: You are what you wear. Charlott Fisch declares her personality and attitude by her choice of clothes. Right Center: That the long tail is still in fashion in Marathon is made evident by Roy Thompson's hairstyle. Right: Many students are fascinated by classic automobiles like Derek Fenton's 1956 Ford truck. 150 STUDENT LIFE Left: Laura Daughtry's '66 Mustang adds a touch of class to the student parking lot. Left: While Nicole Holmes's sophisticated smile suits Ron Freeman's 1988 Grand National, she's still happy to have her old yellow Datsun. Above: Jennifer Sapp knows what's hot in 1988. I STUDENT LIFE 151 152 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 153 154 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 155 156 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 157 ( 4 7Cont,nental —Insurance. KEYS INSURANCE AGENCY “Your Hometown Agent” Insurance — All Forms Gulfside Village Shopping Ctr. Suite 15 5800 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 743-0494 Congratulations, Seniors ts Pisc BTrd JuScnoNii A Unique Experience In Bird Buying A Large Variety of Tame And Hand Raised Birds Complete Line of Cages And Accessories 6803 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 (305) 743-3531 Florida Keys Finest Since 1940 -iff' iff .iff BEACHCOMBER JEWELERS Now at 2 Locations! Offering Key Plaza Shopping Center Fine Jewelry Key West — 296-5811 China, Giftware Gulfside Village Plaza and Marathon — 743-2245 Custom Designs 160 COMMUNITY HAGERTY CONSTRUCTION. INC. General Contractor — Serving the Finest in Steak Seafood — on the docks of the Faro Blanco Marine Resort Open 6 Mights Closed Mondays Reservations Suggested — 743-9018 Located at: Faro Blanco Marine Resort — 1996 Overseas Hwy. M.M. 48.5 Marathon. Fla. COMMUNITY 161 6900 Overseas Hwy Marathon, FL MM51 743-3108 162 COMMUNITY XZ HA, Congratulations Class of ’88 Best of Luck to You From Your Friends at Walgreens 305-872-2351 The Gladwell Family BIG PINE KEY FISHING LODGE Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 P.O. Box 513 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Frigola, DeVane Wright, P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW FIRST PROFESSIONAL CENTRE • SUITE 17 5701 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY POST OFFICE BOX 177 Marathon, Florida 33050 ALFREO K. FRIGOLA WILLIAM N. OCVANE. JR. THOMAS O. WRIGHT TELEPHONE 743 6565 AREA COOE 305 COMMUNITY 163 f) Hawk’s Cay Congratulations to the graduating Class of Marathon High School Hawk's Cay Resort MM. 61 Marathon 743-7000 COMMUNITY Congratulations Seniors of 88! COMMUNITY 165 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! FROM GILBERT S LAWN SERVICE PHONE 743-0474 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 88 Marathon Veterinary Clinic Jim W. Greene D.V.M. Beatriz Lopez D.V.M. Congratulations, Seniors Best of Luck James F. Means, D.D.S. Dana A. Means, D.M.D. 166 COMMUNITY the__Phone 743-GOLD GENUINE GOLD nilUU§ NUGGETS TOUCH 14 AND 18 KT. GOLD GIFTS 5800 o s Hwy. — Gulfside Village — Marathon Congratulations Seniors From All of Us at US 1 VID RENTAL 743-3205 SoHtfet, kutiqut fa n ti mt 5571 Overseas Hwy. Marathon Ft 33050 SPECTRUM STUDIO DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS IN GLASS Congratulations Seniors From KEY COLONY BCH. CAUSWAY 305-743-7780 MICHAEL ROBINSON CLASSBLOWER BOATS £ Of the Florida Keys Box Lunches Catering Dell Platters Beer Wine KEY COLONY GROCERY DELI On The Causeway Key Colony Beoch. Florida Phone Orders Welcomed Tel: (306) 743-6676 CHICKEN %JWINGS ISLAMORADA • MM 84 5 • 305 664-5300 MARATHON • MM 47 8 • 305 743-0501 CONGRATULATIONS SGNIORS! CHILDRGN’S CLINIC (305) 743-6777 DOLORES L. MANN REALTY, INC. Reg. Real Estate Broker 6805 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 COMMUNITY 167 IDciftroood iDesigns by CDana Gifts Decorative Accessories Custom Silk Floral Design Quayside Village M.M. 54 Marathon. Florida 743-7591 Jeffrey B. Meyer, p. a. ATTORNEY AT LAW JEFFREY 8 MEYER 305 872-3400 BIG PINE KEY SHOPPING PLAZA SUITE C-8 KEY DEER BLVD . RT. 5. BOX 8 BIG PINE KEY. FLORIDA 33043 Gail McClellan The Hair Doctor Family Hair Salon Ave. A 1st St. Big Pine Key 305 872-3878 ENTERTAINMENTS AGENCY (305) 743-5230 Bus. (305) 743-7357 Hm. Keys Music Center Meeting All Your Musical Needs Dave Gilly Holder Owners 9575 Overseas Highway Marathon. FL 33050 M.M. 58V2 743-3816 EIGNER’S GRASSY KEY DAIRY BAR •FAMILY OWNED OPERATED’ Specialty Hardware Supply, Inc. 10730 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, Fla. 3 3050 (305) 743 3382 Rt. 1 Box 355 Mo- ' • FL ■ ' 50 Chefs Owners ?c- ' ie, Garv John KEEP ON EATING AT SUSIE’S SUBS SALADS OFFICE: (305) 743-5181 289-1221 AFTER HOURS: (305) 743-3631 FLORIDA ALAN G. SCHMITT BROKER • SALESMAN 1 IN THE WONOERFUL FLORIOA KEYS i 305 743-5080 10939 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 REAiTon' T. ROGERS SIGRID ROGERS SCHMITT REAL EST BRIAN C. 9C BROKER 11100 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON. FLA. 33050 Exclusive Distributor of Supreme Products for Monroe County Rigstad Enterprises Commercial Residential Cleaning Supplies TOWN SQUARE MALL 11400 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY SUITE 106 MARATHON SHORES. FL. 33052 DR. ROBERT GOLDBERG PODIATRIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DISEASES OF THE FOOT AND LEG Bill Rigstad 743-3814 743-4344 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 168 COMMUNITY CLOTHES ENCOUNTER MEN’S WOMEN'S Sportswear • Shoes • Accessories Sportif Guess Gotcha Woolrich O.P. flfcnr Esprit Raisins Paris Blues Organically Grown g] Topsiders Reebok Esprit New Balance GULFSIDE VILLAGE 43 OPEN 10-5:30 743-4318 IS ■ Men's Women's Sportswear with a Complete Shoe Department Sperry Topsider, Fila, Reebok, Converse, Nike, L.A. Gear, Adidas, Timberland, Calico, Georgio Brutini, Bernardo, Cherokee 2357 Overseas Hwy Open 9-5:30 Mon - Sat 743-9307 Congratulations lass of ’88 COMMUNITY 169 ©COR DOUGHMAN CORAL EXCAVATING HIGH LOADER • DUMP TRUCKS • BACK HOE GRAVEL • SEPTIC TANKS • TOP SOIL LOTS CLEARED • YARDS GRADED FILL HAULED • BULLDOZER Mailing Address: P.O. BOX 392. MARATHON. FL 33050 540% 69th STREET. OCEAN RADIO DISPATCHED MARATHON. FLORIDA KEYS PHONE 743-5935 DONALD E. DOUGHMAN SONS V. Kevin Von Keith TOTAL DESIGN FOR THE TROPICAL INTERIOR 12188 Overseas Highway, Marathon, FL 33050 (305) 289-1202 omMM TARMAC FLORIDA, INC. 1500-107th Street, Gulf Marathon, Florida 33050 TED COREY, SR. Plant Manager (305) 743-6400 SPORTFISHING Gulfstream and Tarpon aboard the JEN I - LYN CAPT. BOB TAUTE Manna 289-0222 Boat 743-4197 Home 743-5807 For Information 526 Avenida Primicena Marathon. FL 33050 OVERSEAS LOUNGE AND LIQUOR STORE 3568 OVERSEAS HWY. • MARATHON, FLORIDA • 743-5311 DOG HOUSE LOUNGE AND LIQUOR STORE 10700 OVERSEAS HWY. • MARATHON, FLORIDA • 743-5919 J c • CUXMO A 305-743-5223 JOE ARDOLINO Sole Owner P. O. BOX 188 MARATHON. FLA. yVczasyiL 89 H 0(se Aeafr •' ftijtAuficuf McutaZ taso, 33050 COMPLETE SERVICE AUTO - MARINE BAIT - TACKLE SURFSIDE GULF U.S. 1 116th St. Marathon Shores, FL Dick Ramsay 743-9865 743-3444 JW MUFFLER CENTER M.M. 3072 - Big Pine Key, Florida 33043 305 872-4302 © • � «■� • O' . □ CATERPILLAR 1 VOLVO PENTA PACKER - PROCESSOR WHOLESALE - RETAIL CADIZ DIESEL SERVICE IHC 9699 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 33050 City Fish, Inc, 3880 Gulfview Avenue or 11711 Oversea� Highway MARATHON, FLORIDA 33050 WILLIAM BILL CADIZ Pres, and Gen. Mgr. Bus: 743-3771 Res: 743-5892 LEO COOPER Phone: 743-5545 or 743-2441 N. Store: 743-9196 Key West: 745-1691 COMMUNITY 171 MHUATILATWH ¥• THE CLASS SI M HSM SH«E VSIL� CSLFSiSE VILLAGE FINE 9IISES FSB ALL •ttAtWM CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 88 KEYS GRADING PAVING, INC. Congratulations Class of 88 KO JO CO. We meet your warehouse needs Call George 289 1555 COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BUSINESS CARDS • LETTERHEADS • ENVELOPES BUSINESS FORMS • INVITATIONS • AND MORE RMA PRINTING TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 88 Dr. Andrew J. Wolszczak, Townsquare Mall • 743-9301 11400 Overseas Hwy., Suite 110, Marathon, FL 33050 M.D. Roland K0RG msjj iMaJt ka££ IbanBstJ Ovepon RENT TO OWN REPAIRS • LESSONS 2219 OVERSEAS HWY MARATHON MM 48 AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR • GUITARS • IBANEZ OVATION FENDER GIBSON YAMAHA • AMP’S, PA S, MIXERS ♦ PEAVEY ROLAND MAR8HALL CRATE FENDER BI-AMP • KEYBOARDS • ROLAND KORG FENDER CA8IO BONTEMPI • DRUMS • YAMAHA - LP LUDWIG • MUSSER TAMA • REMO • BAND INSTRUMENTS • 8ELMER - BACH • BUNDY YAMAHA GEMEIN HARDT CONN HOLTON KING LE BLANC GETZEN VITO Congratulations Class of 1988 Best of Luck for the Future. Steven J. Smith. M.D.P.A. ID 3 743-4321 174 COMMUNITY Lunch and dinner in beautiful outside Tiki Bar daily Live entertainment in our lounge and on the patio poolside In the Heart of the Foiufoui Florida Keys... Marathon The most complete resort in Marathon offers tennis, boating, swimming, charters for fishing, sailing available, live entertainment and more 1-800-312-1561 Florida 305-743-9071 48.5 Mile Marker 2600 Overseas Highway Marathon CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 88 RAINBOW UNLIMITED ACCESSORIES AND JEWELRY UNIQUE GIFTS AND A YEAR AROUND CHRISTMAS SHOP COMMUNITY 175 Glass of ’88 Let us help you plan your future. first national bank of the florida keys 'TV ene Service t e ‘Di enmce MARATHON 5601 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL 33050 743-9444 KEY COLONY BEACH Key Colony Bch. Shopping Ct. Key Colony Beach, FL 33051 24 Hour—Anytime Teller ISLAMORADA M.M. 82.5 Matecumbia Square 664-4466 roil 176 COMMUNITY MARINE BROKERS • NEW USED PUBLISHERS OF SEA CENTER S SEA TRADER keys Sea Center tnc. CARL AUFRECHT VICE PRESIDENT P.O. BOX 515 BIG PINE KEY. FLORIDA 33043 (305) 872-2243 [pfly: • A Personalized Computer Software Service • Micro-Computer Consultants (305) 743-3655 Mailing: 200 Lime Lane Marathon, FL 33050 We're not just a great place to shop... We're a great place to work WINN m DIXIE An Equal Opportunity Employer M F (_ CO 0 2 1 - MURALS — DRAPERY FABRICS — MYLARS BURLAP - Preferred Paperhanging Painting Todd Friessen Master Paperhanger Licensed Insured 743-9256 Graduate American School of Paperhanging Arts - FABRICS — VINYLS — GRASSCLOTH — SUEDE CLOTH - O o z m Z CARICO REAL ESTATE CO., INC. 9141 Overseas Highway Marathon, FL 33050 BIG PINE FLORIST GIFTS Each office independently owned and operated. {Mm GINGER HENDERSON, GRI President Licensed Real Estate Broker Office: 305-743-7636 LYNNE BUSH Rt. 5 Box 182E Mile Marker 30, U.S. 1 LEE FINDLEY Big Pine Key, FL 33043 305-872-3222 41l food for Thought Marian Jerry Shinn Layman Automotive Complete Radiator • Muffler Service • Pipe Bending • Expert Installation • General Automotive Repair 743-2646 10455 Overseas Hwy., Marathon KATHY LEAH HAIRSTYLING SALON Marine — Dive, Fishing Supplies — Bait Tackle Jack's Marine and Fishing Supplies BOUTIQUE 305 743-2213 QUAYSIDE VILLAGE MARATHON. A 33050 MM 30 P.O. Box 1543 Big Pine Key, FL 33043 (305) 872-2324 COMMUNITY 177 Congratulations Alex and Allison Class of Maritime Mart The Parcel Post, Inc. Gulfside Village, Marathon, FL Congratulations Class of 88 • 10791 6TH AVE . GULF • MAflATHON. FL • 743-6743 Steve Debbie Coletti I’M HOOKED Keys dining at Herbie’s. Daily lunch and dinner specials. Open 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM 6350 Overseas Highway, Marathon, FL (305) 743-6373 Closed Sundays 178 COMMUNITY C,‘unninaham _ l(hritton rjCenzi Warner, 8ra99 P.J. Wlarafl, on jf iantati on Ralph E. Cunningham Lawrence E. Albritton Peter J. Lenzi Richard E. Warner Alfred 0. Bragg Robert K. Miller Larry R. Erskine J. Allison DeFoor Mark H. Gregg COMMUNITY 179 E0NGRflTULflTI0N5 ELA55 0F 88 FR0M EERflMIES BY EH0IEE L00KING F0RWARD T0 ELflSS 0F 88 WINDY CITY LAUNDRY BEST OF LUCK GRADUATING CLASS OF 1988 MARATHON LIQUORS PORTRAITS T-SHIRTS ANTIQUE PHOTOS GIFTS Complete family Laundry ATTENDANT ON DUTY FULL TIME 743-5224 Mon-Sat 7 AM-9PM 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 Bait Tackle 5800 Overseas Hwy. Billy Fotheringham Suite 12 Gulfside Village Phone: 305-743-2961 Marathon, Florida 33050 180 COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 weather None better than that found in Marathon, heart of the fabulous Florida Keys. inside Information about today's younger generation every Wednesday during the school year. always on pace 14 Marathon High School 1988 Yearbook Staff Keynoter salutes younger generation MARATHON - Six years ago, The Keynoter began Younger Generation, a page of news by and for area teens. It has been a great success, in the classroom, in the newspaper and on campus. Approximately 100 students have gone through the [ournaiism class to bring the opinions and concerns 3f high school students before the community. “We hope to provide an avenue of communication between the students and the community,” said Keynoter spokesmen. We want to narrow the generation gap. “And if we can produce a few journalists at the same, so much the better.” Stories covered by the Younger Generation includi man on campus stories asking students their opi nions on a variety of subjects, the progress of thi school academically, school-related events and im portant information regarding exams, reports and si on. “Nothing would make us happier than to help Marathon High School develop its own schoo newspaper, Keynoter spokesmen continued, “but until that happens, The Keynoter is ready, willing and able to provide our youth the forum they neec and deserve.” The teen page, Younger Generation, is always found on Page 14 of the Wednesday Keynoter during the school year (excluding holidays). COMMUNITY 181 THE DIVING Bob Tilman PRO DIVE SHOP DAILY REEF TRIPS 40-Ft. and 34-Ft. Custom Dive Boats Charter Rates Available Sales • Equipment Rental • Instruction D.O.T. Approved Hydrostatic Testing Facility Certified Regulator and Equipment Repair 5000 PSI Air 12399 Overseas Highway Marathon. Florida Keys 330S0 PilDI 305 289-1021 Training Facility To Kelly, Congratulations and lots of luck in all your future Endeavors. Love, Nanie, Pop Kelly Congratulations Class of '88 UPPER CRUST PIZZA 2217 Overseas Hwy. 743-7100 THE VOICE marathon DOLPHIN F00TBAlL P.O. BOX 488 - MARATHON, FL 33050 Congratulations Seniors Village Market Basket Pauline Ausherman — Owner 140 49th Street BEST WISHES Barry J. Mankowitz, M.D., P.A. Clyde's 7-Mile Marina Boat Rentals also Jet Ski Wave Runners Congratulates the Class of “88” Deli now open 6:30-10:00 Store hours 6:30-11:00 7076 Overseas Hwy. M.M. 50.5 Marathon, FL 33050 305 743-0853 CHiCUrS Commercial Management Corp. D B A Days Inn 13201 Overseas Hwy., Marathon, FL 33050 (305) 289-0222 We congratulate the class of “88 HOMEMADE ICE CREAM CUBAN SANDWICHES 9071 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida 743-7574 182 COMMUNITY Congratulations '88 ITIove out graduates y make room for the new senior class! We’ll miss you! Good luck in everything you do! Love, The Class of '89 ......'? ! ■ COMMUNITY 183 Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF ge From Your Island Bankers A.t� � • THE MARINE BRNK OF MONROE COUNTY 8 BRANCHES FROM KEY LARGO TO KEY WEST MEM8oErR fdic ttUAl NOVtilC LENDER 184 COMMUNITY THE FUTURE CALLS FOR THE BEST ALWAYS: Claire, Steve Ray 0 AND MARATHON HIGH GRADUATES Laura — one more year — Class of 89 The QUAY RESTAURANT LOUNGE TIKI BAR CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MARATHON ELECTRIC WISHES YOU A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE ELECTRIC WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE- COMMUNITY 185 Congratulations graduates of the Class of 1988 Congratulations Seniors Good luck from Handley Paint 6681 Overseas Hwy. 743-5342 186 COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS ALEX ALLISON SENIORS OF 1988 DINA’S CABINETS “13 YEARS IN THE KEYS” CUSTOM • KITCHEN CABINETS • VANITIES • WALL UNITS • COUNTER TOPS • BARS «FURNITURE N DINA’S FREE ESTIMATES NKBA 743-6060 COMMUNITY 187 0T(ic Sea Restaurant Presented by BOB PAT DUSTAL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’88 PHONE 743-6272 Jkomcu Gate ptumtiny Contractae NEW CONSTRUCTION ■ REMODEL • REPAIRS Come by Land or Sea to the Finest Sunset Dining ...Overlooking the Seven Mile Bridge 11th Street, Ocean Marathon, FL 33050 M.M. 47V2 743-6106 308 SOMBRERO RD MARATHON, FLA 33050 Vincents -• Auto Parts Congratulations serving the Keys since 1969 complete automotive machine shop complete stock or parts and supplies complete stock of marine equipment complete stock of foreign parts automotive and diesel Graduates of 1988 Jenny Steam Cleaners Automatic Car Washers — Sales and Service “New Computerized System” 2 stores to serve you Marathon: 743-5106, 743-6214, 743-2486 Big Pine Key: 872-3223, 872-3242 4801 Overseas Highway Marathon 30.5 Overseas Highway Big Pine Key (305) 743-4703 Benjamin Roche Certified Public Accountant Benjamin Roche, Certified Public Accountant 1st Professional Centre, Suite ®7, 5701 Overseas Highway P. O. Box 56, Marathon, Florida 33050 188 COMMUNITY 5 ?o overseas MW MPUZAZMOM, ML 33050 JOS- 743- 424 COMMUNITY 189 Congratulations Mike for a job well done. Good luck! Dave Anne CHARTERS Bayside - Ocean - Reef - Bridge Day or Night All or Half Fishing - Snorkeling - Tours - Sunset Cruises Capt. David M. Navarro Over 28 years in Marathon Winning Captain 1986 World Class Angler Billfish Classic Located at the world famous Faro Blanco Marine Resort. Phone: Day 743-6139 Eve. 743-4548 BOB’S APPLIANCES 10888 PEIFIIE fl simian PUSH CIIMEL SftlS ISCII IE II IEITI RIFFLES I IIUSTIEIT OPEN Sales 8c Services 1088 Overseas Hwy. 743-3003 190 COMMUNITY L MARATHON UMBER “Your Compete Building Supply Con tor and BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. 11401 FIRST AVENUE, GULF P.O. BOX 3414 —MARATHON SHORES, FLORIDA 330S2 congratulations SENIORS OF 1988 DALI S PAT BAKER IT IS NO USE SAYING. WE ARE DOING OUR BEST. YOU HAVE TO SUCCEED IN WHAT IS NECESSARY, WINSTON CHURCHILL COMMUNITY 191 THE CAR STEREO SPECIALISTS ALPINE — BABB — BLAUPUNKT — MEI HAFLER — NAKAMICHI — REDLINE SALES • SERVICE • CUSTOM INSTALLATION GULFSIDE VILLAGE MARATHON 743-4316 OtCand function 12565 O S Hwy., Marathon, FL 33050 — MM 53 743-2580 Gifts Key West Aloe Straw Products Black Coral Complete Line of Custom Made Handpainted Clothing 192 COMMUNITY - A.LCvWAaIL Edie's Hallmark Shop Big Pine Shopping Plaza Turn at traffic light on Big Pine Key 872-3933 Patrice Kiel 305 743-2188 THE BOOK EMPORIUM 5195 Overseas Hwy. Marathon, FL, 33050 ioral Lagoon -12399 Overseas Highway • Marathon, Florida Keys 33050 Congratulations -Resort Motel and Pro Dive Shop • Phone 305 289-0121 Phone: 743-7476 1248 Overseas Highway Marathon. FL 33050 „lpc. Lazaro Moreira President Uf� 7fyiic cesi ut 8917-8921 Overseas Highway Marathon, Florida Keys Mrs. Doris Campbell Barber Owner Free giftwrapping free delivery 305 743-3696 White Wash Laundromat MM29.5 on US1 Big Pine Key Open 7 Days from 7a.m. to 9p.m. Full time attendant always on duty Marathon Cleaners Drop off Service “Laundry by Phone” Pickup Delivery Phone 872-2646 GUESS WHO? (from pages 68-69) Page 68 Row 4: Von Keith Doughman - Row 1: Rob Taylor Marie Kepley Nicole Holmes Michelle Possinger Row 3: Paul Davis Brent Bookwalter Steve Yakel Tammy Rabito Fabian Vasquez Hugo Hosek Cheri Warren Shari Horne Page 69 Mike Show Row 2: Howie Drissel Row 1: Rodger Teet Patrick Reapp Jennifer Stike Charlott Fisch Row 4: Lisa Picard Carlos Rodriguez Rob Cocco Sean Kirwan Matt Bowers Vaneassa Allen Monica Gagliardini Leanne Silverman Roy Thompson Derek Fenton Row 3: Tracy Bass Row 2: Kelly McGarry Tracey Swaney Heidi Hayden Steve Lamantia Row 5: Alex Allison Cameron David Falta Chad Huff Russell Gardner Cynthia Nelms Amy Grill Troy Campbell Ron Freeman COMMUNITY 193 GEMINI PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY 5101 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY MARATHON, FL 33050 743-6732 WISHES THE CLASS OF 1988 THE BEST 194 COMMUNITY Do you recall when they told you “You are the future ? If you did not believe it then, you have to believe it now. Good Luck in the Future, Graduates! CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE FLORIDA KEYS TRUSS, INC. MARV SCHINDLER President 10651 — 7th Avenue Gulf (305) 743-5345 P.O. Box 222 (305) 743-5333 MARATHON, FL 33050 Thanks, Rodger, Daniel, Tom, Russ, Mario, Allison, Kelly, Meredith, and the rest of my friends. You all are the greatest! Good bye and good luck in future endeavors! — Patrick Class of ’88 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 from the Shoreline staff COMMUNITY 195 Autographs 196 COMMUNITY Autographs Scott I love G! Merry BEFRI! Sky — You’re the greatest friend!! I’ll miss ya!! Bye — L.D. FROM ONE FRIEND Kevin luvs Artemis 4-ever Razz, you’re the best. I’ll never forget — Reck. Rob — T.G.I.F.! 198 COMMUNITY TO ANOTHER Congratulations, Ness! Love K.B. To Allison, Marie, Leanne, Jeff Jennifer — Thanx for the fun times! I’ll miss ya! Robert Troy, I want to wish you the best in all that your future holds. You deserve it! Keep in touch. Love, Peaches Good luck Mike from Lil Bro COMMUNITY 199 Autographs 200 COMMUNITY Autographs COMMUNITY 201 FROM ONE FRIEND To Marie, Allison, Leanne, Jeff Jennifer — Thanx for everything! Good luck out there! I’ll miss y’all! Derek Richard — I love you! Jessica Mike — I’ll miss ya — Love K.D. 202 COMMUNITY TO ANOTHER Goodbye, good luck seniors! Thanks for a great year — KMc Jece — I love G 4-ever. Richie Mike S. you’ll always hold a place in my heart! Monica IK|iT Jo, Lori G. — Good Luck! Luv A1 COMMUNITY 203 Autographs 204 COMMUNITY Autographs 1 COMMUNITY 205 ■ . ■ FRIENDS FOREVER ? ALEX AND TAMMY 206 COMMUNITY Beer • Bait • Cigarettes • Snacks • Ice THE PIT STOP GAS FOOD STORE THE OTHER STORE FOR THE OTHER PEOPLE GAS Congratulations Fabian Vasquez + The Class of 88. 2673 Overseas Hwy. Telephone' Marathon, Florida 33050 305-743-5023 T® to FnoMaoO F®w UEfQfidl® oft iiDD H@o ©Guo; COMMUNITY 207 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SENIORS Marie 17 Scorekeeper Catcher Cheri 1 Backline Charlott 8 Right Field Hitter Thanks for the MemoriesI Volleyball Softball teams of 88 To our Best Friends!! You two are definitely the only Crafts. Ice “D Ice would you look our way?! If yer scammin’for Skeez, Here's Big Big “A We may not be Crafts but we’re definitely the BADDEST! We’ll miss you Love, Tracey Amy ! 208 COMMUNITY Amy 5 Setter Left Center Allison 10 Hitter Left Field adidas Craft Miork ©Ijere’s only tuio ©rafts in tlje world anil xjou’re lookin’ at botlj of tljem! COMMUNITY 209 210 COMMUNITY Ms. McCormick: Thank you for being such a great sponsor this year! It hasn’t been easy, but your “facetious” manner and your hard work and determination have always pulled us through. We love you! The MHS Varsity and JV Cheerleaders COMMUNITY 211 Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain good things and bad pleasure and pain In daughters too, that mixture you'll find Love and excitement not peace of mind Days full of turmoil days bright with sun Nights drenched with tears will dawn ever come? Then from under the umbrella hiding braces and fear steps a beautiful young woman This is her year!! Congratulations Cheri Class of '88 Love, Mom and Dad COMMUNITY 213 xvu You have been a major part of my life these past couple years. I can't thoroughly explain my feeling for you. When I needed to talk to someone you were there for me, like a best friend. You were my bes friend, as well as my boyfriend. I never had anyone like that before. You were the first person who ever really appreciated me, and while I respected you, you showed me the same feelings in return. What I'm trying to say is thank you for all that you've done for me I will never forget you and hopefully will never have to. I love you — ALWAYJ Tamm C OA 0- RAt uL ATio tfS 1@©U W0@[n) §§9 CCdDfilft) D 0=®W(§ VotyiH ©©inro® Hk Joum KBLL y K v cl G-Oool Lvck. A . tih-e Fvior i ! HP Lore ColliN Good Luck Sweet Thing Stay Sweet Watch Out for the World 214 COMMUNITY Sracey, With a Smile on your face you Said, 0 Let you can t catch me, and off you raced! IdJell, 9 cauyht you and you still had that wonderful Smile on your face. dnd that Smile still remains today ! We admire you j!or so many things, your ability to always Smile and the happiness it brings to others, your loyalty to your family and friends, your trustworthiness, your perseverance and your willingness to help, (Sut most of all we admire you for your moral courage! through 12 years of School you have stood by your beliefs and values an elk ave hept the faith! IJou have made us So proud! XfeS, Oracey, we truly admire you, not just because you are our daughter, but because you are indeed A PGt SOD OT 3.lUGS. IJou are one remarha Ue young lady. Our wish j!or you is that you may always remember who you are, where you came from and your purpose here. Of you continue to remember these precepts and continue to act upon h one uou will remain h eacn one you wi Our love goes wiin you Shane, uou have chosen to sh appy. th uou and th e young man, are your life. X w, oue an om d f- rayers 2bad COMMUNITY 215 Congratulations Tammy! Tammy, Where can I start? You’re such a special person and one that deserves all the best. Your friendship has meant so much to me over the past years, and I know this feeling won’t ever change. I will never forget all the times, good and bad, that you, Tiffany and I have shared. There’s so many great memories! As you graduate remember one thing ... You’ve got what it takes to succeed! Congratulations and best of luck in the future. You truly are a friend for life Christophei The Gazebo Elwell’s Marke Home Furnishings Design Services Fine Foods by Tradition Since 190 1757 Overseas Hwy. 644 Gulfside Villag Marathon Marathoi 216 COMMUNITY KELLY DYAN McGARRY with Love and Memories the ones we’ve made . . . and all the wonderful new ones to come May your future hold as much love memories, families friends as your first 18 years. Love, Mom Brian COMMUNITY 217 Succeed appinedd om JON GRILL GRABER CONSTRUCTION, INC. CB-CO 34296 784 Duck Key Drive • Duck Key, Florida 33050 • 305 743-4405 Debra Grill Broker-Associate BRENNER REALTY. INC. 800 DUCK KEY DRIVE OFFICE 305 743-5000 DUCK KEY. FL 33050 HOME 743-0651 218 COMMUNITY Tammy Alex My dearest sister — It may seem as though we’ve grown apart from one another. The truth is we’ve grown so much closer, but we've become different people. Two that will always be there for the other — two that will recognize the other as we were, as we are, and will know each in the distant future because we are two that are one. We're sisters. Thank you so very much. All my best I want you to have for your beautiful future. I love you, Amanda Tammy, My sister, my friend — As you graduate from high school, your life will change in many ways, buf the closeness we shore will live on forever. I feel so fortunate to have you, not only os a sister, but also os a friend, a BEST FRIEND. We've not only shared the joys but the tears os well — and you've always been there for me, especially when you were needed the most. You've made my life richer, just by being you. It's great to think the closeness we share has grown year by year, day by day But I'd like to think if we hadn't been sisters we'd be friends anyway.” Good luck in the future years to come. You're really going to be missed. I Love You, Tiffany COMMUNITY 219 (Z MyierfufafaMA- 7(te Zave tfaa. 'Tffaxtte “Deui - 2W W««v, IJou ve given us many chuckles, Smi les and outright laughter th ese past eighteen gears. IJou ve always Seen the world j om a unigue perspective — your very own. (baritone horns, the number 17, fishing trips, dolphins and puffins will always remind us oj? you. IJou were the first to arrive and the first to leave. Jhanhs (or a you ve yiven ud. We love you, Worn an J 2) ad J} ll miss you too, big, big, sis! dCove ya, little, little, sis — fifiamie Thanks for the Memories! i in ii || ii ii i| _Bi , = the Nackinos COMMUNITY 221 Amy — We have one of the best friendships I have ever known Certain times come in your life when you notice just how much someone really means to you — simply because they have taken the time for you, to live, love, and smile with you, and hurt when you hurt. Becoming friends with you — always having the freedom to tell you anything while feeling complete trust and comfort, knowing it is safe inside this circle we've built together this is what makes our friendship the very best. We have had our bad moments in which neither of us understood what the other meant, but somehow we seemed to find our way back to each other, always forgiving each other and gaining a greater respect for each other's views. I have gathered such great memories of us, and I believe that we have come so far together in this lifetime, through good and bad times, each of us making sacrifices along the way to keep our friendship going strong and forever alive. As life continues on, I hope that you have many beautiful days ahead and that this friendship we share will grow richer and stronger with each passing moment. — K. Richardson I love you, L.D. CONGRA TULA TIONS LISA We loved you then and we love you now. We hope you’ll make us proud the rest of your life, as you have for the last 17 years. ALL OUR LOVE, Dad, Mom, Denise Michael 222 COMMUNITY Congratulations, _ Congratulations Graduates from Marathons Next Generation of Fire Rescue Volunteers rom WaratU ?, eicue Marathon Volunteer Fire Rescue Jt new you cou Id do it Ijou ou naue ai my lo Brentner Bookwalfer 1988 has been very good to you! We ore so proud to coll you Son The laughter and tears shored Through the years All the memories we've mode Will be in our hearts As you go forward to build A life of your own. Our love, friendship and support Will always be with you God Speed! We love you! Mom, Dad and Kimber Crd COMMUNITY 223 Congratulations Ron Freeman and the Class of 88 Good luck Ron Love always Mom Dad Mike Real Estate Business Investments Inc. 5800 Overseas Highway — Suite 16 Marathon, FL 33050 Bruce Freeman Norma Freemai Village Barber Shop 224 COMMUNITY Dearest Heidi, Success Happiness to you and your classmates of the class of ’88. The Happiness you’re feeling now makes others happy too. That’s why it means so very much to wish this wish for you. Bright years ahead that bring your way, so many joys to share. You’ll always bless this special day, along life’s great highway. Today, tomorrow, always, may life be good to you. As hopes become reality and cherished dreams come true, May you be happy always, that’s our wish for you today Happy in your dreams you’ll have, along your future way Happy in your hopes and plans, you’re sure to see come true May you be happy always ... That’s our Graduation wish for you May all your Love we’ll miss you. You’ll dreams come true always be in our thoughts, Mom and Dad COMMUNITY 225 CONGRATULATIONS ALLISON I LOVE YOU YOUR YOUNGER BROTHER ALEX Congratulations Kelly and all MHS Seniors THE SCISSOR HUT 2109 OVERSEAS HWY. 743-4195 ‘S'totdesi, detvty yoccf P vi tde vttemonieo eve ve odcmect t£e o teo to come. 70e cvtod you, Cove, oucceoof £ove, $ zU, Tttide cuuite ( ouyncUuCcitiouo “Ruoo Cun, ooti TV do vtOCV to Ci mcut, 7de frUcvie to yocvio, made tde foot o£ it. 70 e ove fyou, TTtom 72 cut 70e one oM nocut o£ you 226 COMMUNITY Congratulations Roy Graduation A time for joy and a time for sadness. Joy: For the end of the long hard road to Graduation Sadness: For the end of the many Experiences you’ve had and shared with your classmates Joy: For this is the beginning of your life in a complex world, one that you can change and make better Looking back through the years, through thick thin, we’ve experienced the joy sadness of life together but joy always Dominated. Congratulations on your Graduation from Marathon High and Congratulations on the “Big Decision” — U.S. Army Airborne! Congratulations to the class of 1988. Love, Mom Mike COMMUNITY 227 228 COMMUNITY To the Uncle To the Niece To the times you've shored together To the times and experiences you hove ahead of you To the times you gave us pain joy Enjoy, remember and shore them always From all of us who hove survived your growing years Now Dad con take his trips in Peace Love, Mom Dad Doughman Mom Dad Jones Vickie, Valerie, Kevin Mary • 230 COMMUNITY Congratulations Christine Love, Gramma, Grampa Drew ■i� � DL anb you flooJie, for yeari of iou. X ove, Worn bad Congratulations! You’ve reached a milestone in your life As you go into your college years Remember we are very proud of you. You’re a fine young man and We’re very proud to say you are our son. We love you, I love you Mom Dad Lisa COMMUNITY 231 Derek, It is with much pride and love that we congratulate you on your graduation. COMMUNITY With much love support Mom Dad Dear Allison Alex I'm proud of you. May love and happiness fill your lives forever. I love you. Mom COMMUNITY 233 oCove, Worn 3)aJ Clonaratufationi, Vivian, w. e are very prou 234 COMMUNITY 0 0 0 TDeoft Sea i, cwxutdve t at cfotc d leacA t e 6eiyAt o d ottf ‘ftyenet fo a MicceMfrct tnifr doom Ci£e ftat ... 7iie e finoud you. £ MACf ‘Tftoxttf ad 'Katie COMMUNITY 235 Legion of Moose 189 MARATHON LODGE No. 1058 11601 FIRST AVE. GULF MARATHON, FLORIDA 33050 (Congratulationi _Jdeidi Olayden and the clan of 88 WaratLn Joyal Order of Wooie 1058 Women of the Moose 1027 The Iron Skillet Congratulates Vernon W. Goodwin, Jr. and his classmates on graduating June 9,1988 10877 Overseas Hwy. Marathon 236 COMMUNITY We arc very proud of you! We love you. Mom St J.R. COMMUNITY 237 Congratulations Heather Nothing is impossible so reach for the stars. Go for it! We know you can! Love, Your big bro sis, Jr. Laurie Cheri, Thank you so much for being such a great friend. You are always there when I need you and you always care. I’ll miss you more than anything when you’re away! Good Luck! Ma meill — Love always, eure amie! Meredith Charlott — You’re a great friend person. Thanks for being there for me. I don’t think I would have made it without you. If you ever need a friend, I’ll always be here for you. Have fun at College, but don’t forget us”! Make sure you come back and uisit. I’ll miss you a lot. Good luck! Congratulations Good Luck to the class of ’88. Love your friend, Artemis 238 COMMUNITY Congratulations! You finally made it. We’re very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Odalys Grandma COMMUNITY : INDEX ft Adams, Patrick A. 30 Adcock, Christina A. 24 Albury, Deloris E. 30 Albury, Krystal L. 30, 86, 104 Aldacosta, Nicholas J. 30 Alderman, Derek 5, 30, 34, 78, 106, 148 Allen, Michael). 36 Allen, Vaneassa L. 48, 66, 69, 138 Antrobus, Rosalind S. 36 Arena Paul 3, 15 Augustine, Philip R. 30, 82, 84, 114, 115, 126, 127, 156 B Bailey, Skye W. 18, 141, 140 Baker, Kathe L. 42, 44, 128 Baker, Marcus R. 18, 20, 21 Baker, Patricia V. 36, 113 Barber, Robert S. 30, 82, 84, 133 Barber, Shawndell). 24, 74, 75, 128, 129, 136, 137 Barney, Chad E. 18 Baro, Peter J. 42, 43, 78, 126 Barrows, Elyssa M. 36, 40, 149 Bartz, Ted Bass, Joanna L. 24, 27, 125, 133, 134 Bass, Rachel R. 36, 133, 134 Bass, Tracy A. 48, 68, 139 Bauman, Donald H. 24, 129 Bayles, Charles 13, 82, 102 Bayles, Julie K. 24, 86, 91 Beane, Kay 10 240 INDEX Beckmann, Robert E. 48, 108 Beers, Scott A. 36, 78 Berndt, Derek J. 30, 141, 246 Bessemer, Ryan J. 18 Bibb, Robert 18 Bingen, Chancellor 24 Bischoff, Robert N. 18 Black, Lori M. 9, 42, 44, 72, 73, 113 Black, Natacha 112 Black, Scott 30, 31, 82, 83, 84, 126 Blevins, Joshua D. 18 Blom, Paula M. 36, 39 Boczon, Karen M. 36, 39 Boczon, Steven S. 49 Bonachea, Sandra 30, 32 Bontempt, George R. 24 Bookwalter, Brentner M. 9, 49, 66, 68, 223 Bowers, Matthew E. 49, 67, 68 Bowyer, Dana D. 24 Bradley, Ann G. 30 Bradley, Jenine A. 30 Brand, Meredith 42, 47, 104, 126, 127, 128, 131, 138, 156 Britt, Charles 18, 22, 124 Britt, Dione 30 Broche, Hector J. 18 Brown, Ronnie 24 Brown, Sammie L. 49 Brueckner, Lisa 42, 47, 115, 126, 128, 156 Brueckner, Matthew J. 36, 78, 130, 142 Buis, Tanya M. 24 c Cameron, Alex R. 49, 65, 69, 92, 93, 94, 120, 138, 214, 233 Cameron, Allison A. 50, 65, 67, 69, 86, 88, 89, 90, 104, 126, 128, 136, 137, 138, 226, 228, 233, 244 Campbell, Troy L. 50, 68, 78, 80, 95, 97, 122, 123, 221 Carl, Michael 16 Carlson, Jack 25, 82, 99, 101 Carter, Lashonda D. 36 Cassidy, John F. 25 Causey, Laura 13 Charbonneau, Alethea J. 25 Chavala, Jenne 30, 32 Chavala, Luis 25 Chirnside, Melisa Chisolm, Vivian 17 Cocco, Robert J. 9, 50, 66, 69, 114 Cole, Timothy 30, 136 Collazo, Ramon 82, 84 Collins, David S. 5, 42, 43, 78, 79, 126 Collins, Greg 140, 141 Collins, Michael J. 82, 84 Combs, Tiffany 36, 41 Companioni, Argelio 18 Connell, Kiley A. 30, 157 Cooper, Benjamin 42, 157 Cooper, Jessica L. 30 Corse, Brett B. 30 Costa, Victoria L. 42, 86, 89, 90, 138, 156 Coughlan, John V. 31, 35 Coughlin, Pamela A. 5, 36, 128 Coxon, Frederick K. 50 Coxon, Thomas M. 18, 22 Creech, Melissa 18 Crespo, Lazaro 144 Crespo, Mercedes 74, 75, 146 Cristini, Bridget M. 18, 124, 129, 140, 141 Culmer, Joseph E. 31 Curry, Glen W. 37 Curry, Miles 31 D Dahl, Eric B. 19 Dainty, Katrina L. 19 Dainty, Scott A. 42 Danaher, Shane 25, 86 Daniels, Tim R. 37, 40, 126, 157 Daughtry, Christopher B. 25, 82 Daughtry, Laura K. 42, 86, 88, 90, 103, 126, 128, 151 Davis, Anthony P. 5, 50, 67, 69, 77, 78, 79, 81, 92, 93, 119, 122, 123 Davis, Johannah C. 31 Deane, Edward 10, 147 Deane, Michael E. 25, 82, 125, 129 Dell, Thomas W. 31 Deraimer, Brian G. 51 Diaz, Gayzel 43, 47, 72, 128 Diehl, Mark 37, 78, 117 Diez6l, Cami H. 31 Diezel Rose 10 Doerffel, Mark A. 19, 140, 141 Doll, Cheryl 6, 7, 13 Doll, Dennis 6, 7, 16, 80 Doll, Kendra 36, 37, 86, 90, 91, 105, 126, 130, 131, 157 Doll, Michael G. 19 Donlon, Diane M. 31 Dorazio, William P. 5, 43, 45 Doughman, Von K. 51, 68, 228 Downs, Edward A. 25 Downs, Martha L. 31 Drissel, Howard R. 51, 68, 105, 107, 157 Duck, Jeffrey S. 51, 78, 133, 141, 212 Dyer, Jason 19 E Edwards, Julie D. 31 Eklund, John 11 Elwell, Brandon A. 25, 82, 125, 125, 129 Encina, Debora 25 Encina, Garbiela 31 Eugenio, Robert J. 31 Evetts, Jason D. 37, 99, 101, 133, 141 F Faircloth, Julius 25, 82, 129 Falta, Davis S. 51, 68, 139 Farmer, Timothy 95, 98, 99 Fenton, Derek 52, 69, 138, 157, 209, 232 Fenton, Stephenie A. 31, 32, 34, 119, 126 Ferguson, Benjamin H. 52 Fernandez, Agustin 3, 19 Fernandez, Anais 26, 29 Fisch, Charlott S. 52, 66, 69, 86, 88, 89, 113, 120, 126, 127, 128, 131, 138, 143, 150, 220 Fitzery, Shannon M. 31, 247 Flint, Evonne 19 Foster, Robert L. 37 Frailey, Paul D. 31 Freeman, Michael 37 Freeman, Ronald B. 52, 67, 69, 78, 224 Fuller, Sharon 15 G Gagliardini, James C. 31, 35, 144 Gagliardini, Monica V. 52, 69, 120, 126, 127, 128, 138, 244 Garcia, Cherlynn 19 Garcia, Maurelo 126 Garcia, Osvaldo 25, 26, 82 Garcia, Ramon 31 Garcia, Roberto 31 Garcia, Tania 36, 111 Garcias, Marisol 31 Gardner, Russell H. 53, 69, 226, 245 Gardner, Ted A. 43, 78, 112 Gates, Edward 12 Gentry, Ralph 16, 77, 78, 106 Gentry, Robert E. 43, 47, 78, 111, 113, 131, 144, 149, 156 Garson, Diane 17 Gibson, Steven 37, 78 Gierula, Jeanette 26 Gifford, Lori A. 31, 32 Giroir, Jerry 17 Glaze, Barbara F. 43, 247 Goelz, Billie J. 32 Gonzales, Hector 129 Gonzalez, Lalaena K. 5, 43, 47, 72, 73, 113, 128, 131, 138, 149 Gonzalez, Nercy 32 Goodwin, Kevin P. 32 Goodwin, Vernon W. 53, 78, 143, 244 Goss, Byron I. 4, 43, 95, 157 Gray, Finis O. 31, 32 Gray, Jody 26 Grays, La Shane 26 Green, Colleen M. 19, 20, 21 Greene, Clifford L. 19, 98, 101 Grieser, Tonya 19, 20, 21 Grill, Amy A. 53, 66, 69, 71, 86, 88, 104, 126, 128, 138, 142, 218, 222 Ground, Laura R. 43, 44, 128, 138 H Halbert, Michael J. 53, 139, 157 Hale, Linda 17 Hale, Richard 14 Hall, Kimberly L. 19 Hall, Rachel 19 Hall, Robert W. 53, 111, 131, 156 Hand, Christina M. 20, 133 Hand, Sonya 20, 133, 134 Hannah, Angela G. 20 Hardcastle, Trisha R. 38, 41, 143 Harding, Cheryl L. 26 Harding, Jamie L. 43 Harold, Patricia 37, 133 Harrell, Joseph C. 43, 93, 119, 137 Harris, David A. 37 Harris, Melissa L. 25, 26 Harris, Robyn A. 20, 74, 75, 124, 129, 140, 141 Hawsey, Christopher C. 44 Hawsey, Spence J. 32, 82, 84, 119 Hayden, Heidi A. 54, 68, 128, 136, 138, 223, 225, 236 Hayes, David 54 Heinen, Heather A. 54, 67, 113, 128, 156 Helmlinger, Aaron T. 32 Henry, Bryan W. 20 Herd, Richard N. 44, 45, 78 Hernandez, Christopher B. 26 Hevey, Elizabeth 32 Hicks, Honus H. 32 Hicks, Laurie M. 133 Hinman, Denise R. 20 Hix, Mick E. 20 Hobbs, Jessie 10, 65 Holland, Julieanne E. 37, 157 Holmes, Nicole K. 54, 66, 68, 113, 120, 126, 127, 128, 151, 231 Holmes, Rodney E. 54 Homack, David P. 26 Homack, James G. 32 Homerston, Jeremy 20, 82, 124 Homerston, Kevin 20, 82 Honey, Elaina S. 20 Hooker, Kristi L. 26 Hornbuckle, Shelley M. 26 Horne, Shari M. 55, 68 Hosek, Hugo G. 55, 68 Howard, Jan 11 Huff, Chad D. 55, 69, 96, 111, 131, 138, 157, 232 Huff, Dustin 38, 40, 98, 101 I Irwin, Ronald 44, 107 J Jackman, Anthony J. 44, 113 Jackman, Jeffrey S. 32 Jackson, Jerial 20, 23 Jacob, William B. 20 James, Phalice R. 38, 126, 127, 144 Jenkins, Patricia A. 38, 111, 131 Johnston, Ramon 11 Joiner, Crystal L. 26 JeRue, Lynn M. 38 K Kaelin, Harold 26 Kaelin, Shirley A. 32 Kanter, Stuart 14, 39, 100, 101 Katch, Jeremy J. 31, 33, 83, 126, 247 Katch, Thomas D. 55, 150, 157 Keenan, Colleen 41, 114 Keeney, James 16, 82, 85, 127 Kellenberger, Christian 38, 133, 145 Kellenberger, Dominic 27, 133 Kellenberger, Karl K. 38, 135, 141 Keller, Sean 20 Kepley, Amanda L. 128, 133, 149 Kepley, Marie E. 35, 68, 86, 87, 125, 221 Kerlin, David R. 27, 82 Kight, Talvin J. 56 King, Bruce 17 King, Jennifer 27, 129 King, Kristina 56 Kinsella, Joana M. 3, 44, 105, 128, 156 Kirwan, Kathleen M. 20 Kirwan, Sean P. 56, 69, 95, 120, 235 Kitchen, Cassandra A. 33 Kitchen, Earlington M. 27, 82 Kornetti, Stephanie A. 44, 103, 138, 156 Kozmer, Paul M. 133 Kranz, Jeannette M. 27, 124, 125 Krofchick, Steve 20 L La Mantia, Steve M. 56, INDEX 241 66, 69 Lafferty, Jay V. 56 Langley, Krystal L. 38, 40 Law, Richard 27 Law, Steven 25, 27, 82, 125 Law, Thomas A. 21, 23 Lazuka, Raymond M. 33 Leatherwood, Johnnie 27 Leatherwood, Vivian A. 57, 67, 157, 234 Leird, Andrew D. 21 Lenco, Matthew 2, 38, 111, 131 Lester, Russell S. 39 Levine, Catherine A. Lewis, Dexter A. 44, 57, 78, 96 Logan, Perry W. 54, 67, 78, 79, 81, 126, 127 Longo, Arthur J. 57, 139 Lopez, Hilario 33 Lowe, Bess 10 Lowe, Maria 11 Lowe, Patricia 15 Lutz, Katrina 21 Lybrand, Rebecca E. 44 M Mackerell, Eric 38, 98, 99, 101 Majewski, Alfred 13 Malony, Mary 15 Manske, Ricky 133, 135 Manzi, Heather R. 27 Manzi, Timothy M. 5 Marchese, Likrish S. 21 Marcum, Russell L. 2, 133 Martin, Sobeida G. 30, 33 Martin-Vegue, Kevin D. 5, 44, 78, 96, 126 Marty, Daniel J. 57, 66, 111, 131, 157 Marty, Kristen M. 33 Mayan, Roberto C. 21 Mayan, Thomas D. 44, 78, 122, 143 McCarthy, Tyra A. 32 McCormick, Kathleen 15, 72, 211 McCue, Catherine J. 21, 140 McCurry, Jerry 12 242 INDEX McDonald, Jennifer 27, 74, 75 McDonough, Caitlin A. 33 McGarry, Kelly D. 58, 69, 128, 138, 214, 217, 226 McKibben, Cheryl 27 McKibben, Florence 38 McKibben, Kenneth R. 33 McLane, Katherine 12, 65 McPhall, Ronald J. 33, 141 Mearian, Michele R. 27 Melton, lla Sissy G. 21 Menendez, Geney 21 Mercer, Tena L. 58, 139 Mercurio, Daniel J. 44 Michie, Daniel 27 Miller, David 27 Miller, Fawn 39 Miller, James R. 39, 135 Miller, Timothy K. 27 Millis, Shane 33 Mira, Viviana 30, 33, 86, 90, 91, 103, 126, 157 Mizelle, April D. 32, 34 Monrabal, Jesus F. 33 Moore, Heather M. 21 Moreira, Jacqueline B. 133, 134 Moses, Johnnye 33, 112 Moses, Thania 45, 128, 131, 138 Mosley, Andre A. 5, 45, 76, 119, 122 Mosley, Darshee 33, 72, 73 Motta, Jason 39, 100, 101, 130, 131 Myers, Christopher R. 42, 45, 47 N Nackino, Shawn D. 45, 78, 79, 106 Napoles, Dunia 33 Narenkivicius, Jason A. 37, 39, 71, 77, 78, 111, 114, 119, 126, 156 Nelms, Cynthia L. 58, 68, 128, 138 Nelson, Ryan J. 33, 112 Newell, John E. 34 Nguyen, Phuoc V. 21 Nguyen, Tu Suong T. 34 Nichols, Lea A. 34 Nunery, Angela T. 44, 45, 128 Nunez, Anthony J. 4, 45 Nunez, Miguel A. 58, 78, 239 Nunez, Odalys 3, 21 0 O'Neil, John J. 97 P Palmer, Cynthia M. 58 Paul, Daphne E. 34 Paul, Derek B. 34, 84 Paul, Theresa K. 39 Penny, Stuart A. 39, 78 Perez, Mileydi D. 21 Perez, Regia M. 28, 125 Perry, David W. 45, 131, 138, 149, 157, 245 Perry, Scott M. 5, 34 Petty, Debra L. 33 Picard, Denise 21 Picard, Lisa J. 59, 65, 67, 69, 119, 128, 222 Picton, Latanya 39, 72 Pierce, Adam W. 45, 136 Pierce, Crystal L. 45, 139 Pino, Joel B. 13, 140 Possinger, Michelle R. 59, 68, 128, 157 Potter, Marlene 27, 28 Pupo, Omar 22 Q Qualls, John 34 Qualls, Kizmet 34 R Rabito, Tammy M. 59, 65, 69, 120, 128, 138, 156, 210, 214, 216, 219 Rabito, Tiffany M. 45, 126, 128, 131, 219, 246 Rabito, William T. 39 Rairigh, Richard A. 34 Ramirez, Marvin 46 Ramos, Martha 22 Ramsey, Jeff 140 Rasmussen, David 59, 78 Ray, Connie M. 32, 34 Reagan, Kathy 10 Reapp, Patrick E. 59, 69, 138 Reilly, Brian 28, 129, 136 Reilly, Tracey 36, 39, 86, 87, 156 Renard, Tiffany 34 Reynolds, George 16 Ricciardi, Brandice O. 22 Rice, Jay D. 39, 41, 133 Rice, Michael D. 60, 231, 245 Rice, Walt M. 28 Rich, Heidi E. 46 Richards, Thomas W. 34, 82, 83, 84 Riley, Jimmie 28 Rivers, Dedric D. 34 Robbins, Jacob O. 46, 78, 80, 92, 94, 122 Roberts, Catina L. 28 Roberts, Jill R. 9, 46, 128, 138, 156 Roberts, Ouida L. 72, 128 Roche, Tammy M. 34, 35, 38 Rockett, Sky G. 60, 120, 121, 126 Rodriguez, David C. 60, 68, 157 Rodriquez, Khristian 39, 126, 142 Roetemeyer, Danny W. 34 Rojas, Dubier 40 Rojas, Grettel 34 Rojas, Yuri 60 Roth, Fred M. 22 Ruggieri, Johnny M. 22 Rullo, Chelsea A. 126, 157 Rundle, Robin 11 Rutherford, Christine A. 60, 128, 230 s Saenz, Alberto 15 Saenz, Alberto P. 22, 111 Saenz, Luis A. 40, 131 Saenz, Violet 12 Sapp, Jennifer 40, 41, 126, 151, 156 Sardina, Alexander 3 Sardinas, David 22 Sardinas, Lenia 61, 156 Sayer, Sean 28, 82, 100 Scalf, James 28 Scheible, Andrew F. 29 Schulke, Melanie M. 46 Sciame, Joseph W. 61 Sciame, Joshua P. 108 Scott, Kenyatta 22 Scott, Shantell 29 Scott, Tosha 34 Searl, Kathleen M. 61, 113, 156, 244 Searl, Kimberly A. 41, 149 Senger, Jethro 39, 40, 111, 131 Shands, Barbara 40, 72, 73 Shields, Tracy R. 40 Shinn, Jason 29 Shirley, David A. 40 Show, Michael F. 61, 69, 105, 107, 120, 138, 157, 190, 237 Siebert, Judy P. 34 Siebert, Kristen D. 40 Sikora, James 17, 87, 94, 95 Silcox, Deborah K. 46, 28, 131, 133, 138 Silverman, Leanne M. 61, 68, 141 Simons, Maria A. 40 Simpson, Damon 22 Sinkfield, Dorothy A. 40, 157 Sinkfield, Joshua C. 34, 82, 84 Skropolithas, Artemis F. 46, 47, 119, 128, 156 Smith, David 40, 78, 105, 108 Smith, Dennis D. 46, 78, 97 Smith, Donald 13 Smith, Lisa M. 62 Smith, Michael J. 62, 156 Smith, Michelle L. 33 Smolensky, Joseph M. 34 Snyder, Dylan P. 22, 129 Spangler, Jena 35 Spano, Anthony C. 21, 22, 33 Spencer, Brina S. 38 Sprinkle, Amanda L. 39, 40 Sprinkle, Yvonne C. 32, 35, 133, 141 Squire, Christopher 23 Stangle, Lance J. 47 Steffens, Tracey 47 Stike, Jennifer G. 62, 68, 128, 133, 134, 156 Stout, Eunice 14 Strickland, Cynthia D. 35 Strickland, Tommy K. 5, 62, 78, 157 Sullivan, Mary T. 23 Swaney, Tracey E. 62, 67, 69, 120, 121, 126, 128, 138, 142, 215 Sweeting, Lori A. 35, 133, 247 Sweeting, Mary E. 40, 133 Sympson, William 15, 80 T Tariche, David J. 40 Tart, Dillon 41 Taute, Jennifer L. 47, 128, 138 Taute, Robert R. 35, 100 Taylor, Robert D. 9, 63, 67, 68, 138, 229 Teet, Rodger L. 63, 66, 69, 131, 145 Tenorio, Melissa A. 46, 102, 128 Terpos, Alexander 13 Thistle, Scott W. 41, 78, 96, 117, 122, 157 Thompson, Charles A. 21, 23 Thompson, Karen L. 38 Thompson, Roy M. 63, 69, 114, 138, 150, 227 Tittle, Shawn 35 Torok, Jim 82, 85 Torrez, Mario J. 63, 157 Trice, Jeffrey A. 63, 139 Tsaganis, Andrea C. 41, 128 Tsaganis, William F. 23 u Urrutia, Bianney 29 V Valiente, Roberto 23, 124, 129 Van Esselstine, Missy L. 43, 47, 128 Vasquez, Andrea 37, 41, 114, 119 Vasquez, Fabian 9, 64, 68 Vermeis, Mike D. 23 Votaw, Jeremy L. 25, 26, 29, 82, 124, 125, 128, 129 w Wagers, John H. 29 Wagers, Michell 41, 145 Wagers, McCoy J. 112 Wagers, Patricia M. 41 Wagner, David J. 64, 139 Warren, Cherylee D. 64, 69, 86, 89, 90, 105, 126, 127, 128, 136, 138, 213, 223 Washington, Kevin L. 35 Watkins, Heidi J. 35, 105, 133 Welch, Kalana M. 23 Weston, Monique L. 29 White, Monique R. 41, 128, 157 Whitermore, Fredrick L. 47, 139 Whitermore, Joy 41, 133, 134 Whitson, Adam 41, 133 Wideman, Nancy 41, 118 Wilhelmy, Timothy J. 38, 41, 98, 101, 111, 115 Williams, Diedre 13 Williams, Ernell 35 Williams, Yvonne 23, 129 Wilson, Maryanne 29 Winner, Eric C. 35 Wirth, Tammy 41, 133 Wolszczak, Jeffrey L. 30, 35, 84, 114, 126 Wolszczak, Kevin A. 4, 47, 126, 138 Wood, Benjamin P. 29 Wood, Brenda S. 41 Wood, Ursula C. 20, 23 Wright, Priscilla 25, 29 Y Yahn, Danny K. 23 Yakel, Steve R. 133, 148 Yeider, Kristine A. 26, 29, 74, 75 Yerena, Ania 35, 111 Young, Heather D. 20, 23, 74, 75, 124 INDEX 243 When you have the right combination. you’re bound to have a perfect ending As the school year ended, students ran around getting last minute pictures of friends, and autographs in their yearbooks. They rushed to clean out their lockers, return their books to their teachers and find that one special library book that had been overdue since October. There was so much to do, and it seemed like there was so little time. As the last day of school approached and many students were happy that school was finally coming to an end, a feeling of sadness lingered. Everyone wondereci if the friends they had made during the school year would last through the summer vacation until next year. Juniors looked forward to the summer's events and to their following year as seniors. It seemed so far away, but they were still excited. Seniors were on their way, preparing to enter new worlds that were so much larger and so much more challenging than anything they had experienced in the past twelve years. All the experiences that Marathon's students had shared throughout the year were over, but the memories that remained would be treasured throughout the summer months and in the years to come. 244 CLOSING CLOSING 245 CLOSING 247 I m Vivian Chisolm — Advisor .% f Tricia Baker — Business Manager Editors Amy Grill — People Tammy Rabito — Athletics Tracey Swaney — Specials Cheri Warren — Student Life Staff Vaneassa Allen — Eighth Grade Kathe Baker — Seventh Grade, Seniors Lisa Brueckner Community, Photography Alex Cameron — Cheerleaders, Varsity Basketball Allison Cameron — Volleyball, Softball Derek Fenton — Varsity Football, Baseball, Index, Photography Russ Gardner — Organizations, Fads and Fashions Amy Grill — Faculty, Freshmen, Seniors, Photography Laura Ground — Juniors, Seniors Heidi FJayden — Community Chad Huff — Freshmen, Seniors, Photography Stephanie Kornetti — Opening, Divisions, Index, Closing, Photography David Mayan — JV Football, JV Basketball Kelly McGarry — Volleyball, Softball, Photography Shawn Nackino — JV Football Angela Nunery — Juniors, Seniors Tammy Rabito — Cheerleaders, Varsity and JV Basketball Patrick Reapp — Organizations, A Christmas Promise, Photography Chris Rutherford — Homecoming, Class Competition, The Edge, Seniors Michael Show — Varsity Football, Baseball Tracey Swaney — Opening, Dedication, Divisions, Index, Closing, Photography Jennifer Taute — Middle School Flomecoming, Class Competition, Photography Rob Taylor — Sophomores, Seniors Melissa Tenorio — Class Competition, Homecoming, Goofing Off, Photography Roy Thompson — Sophomores, Seniors, Photography Cheri Warren — Homecoming, Class Competition, Fads and Fashions, Photography Special Thanks To Mrs. Cheryl Nackino and Mr. Bob Koslow for the use of their photographs j 248 CLOSING ■' I i � I