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SENIOR PLAY THE BABY-SITTER CLASS MOTTO CAST Everyone is the Architect of His Own Fortune CLASS COLORS Carrie Jean Lefler Bob Bobby Clardy Mother Roberta Leeson Father Earl Wells Junior Bill England Lefty Bill Nevins Jane Virginia Wasner Helen Jaynell Leheup Eunice Nancy Skinner Carl John Atkinson Mr. Gordon Jack Bohannon Mrs. Gordon... Shirley Miles Director Miss Matilda Clement JUNIOR PLAY BRIDES TO BURN CAST Trudi............................. Jaynell Leheup Hap ......... ........................Bink Barfield Tish................................ Tillie Prachar Gil ..................................Bobby Clardy Sue Jean Lefler Fats .................................. Earl Wells Clarice............................Virginia Wasner Sapolia Nancy Skinner Hotchkiss Johnny Jones Madame Gasparilla Roberta Leeson Dr. Jonesby Ronald Bright Director Mrs. Alice Atwater Rose and Silver CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Nancy Skinner Jook England Jaynell Leheup Jean Lefler CLASS GIFT TO THE SCHOOL—AN INTER-COMMUNICATION SYSTEM Master Set Pictured Below
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Zephyrhills, Florida June, I960. Mr. Leon R. Luckenbug, Chief furnace keeper, Igloos Incorporated, Hot 'an Cold, Alaska. Dear Mr. Luckenback, Since you left the fair city of Zephyrhills and the graduates of the ZHS Class of 1950, things have real- ly been poppin’. Nearly all of the Seniors of that memorable year have made names for themselves in one way or another. For instance. Agnes Forbis, who always was full of rhyme, went into the poem writing business and has made a fortune on her latest work, Mary Had TWO Little Lamb. Another who got rich fast was Claude Kinard, who discovered a combination perfume for the ladies and fly killer. Made from limburger cheese, onions, and sour grapes, the perfume really slays 'em. Passing the Home Theatre Saturday afternoon, I noticed Nancy Lee Skinner taking time from her chores at a nearby dairy where she is a milkmaid to see that thrilling con- tinued, Freddie Takes A Wife. James Hennesy real- ly went up in this world. He's the one who turns the crank on that new fangled fire siren atop the water tower. Joan Cooper is happily married and just as talk-a-tive as ever. Roberta Leeson finally hooked Odis Hill too, although I don't think he resisted much. Odis is now head man of Hill, Gall and Hill groves. Jaynell LeHeup, the beautiful class genius, if you'll remember correctly, eloped only last week with some fellow she used to have a crush on from the north. Jay- nell, who was teaching school, couldn't match wits with those seventh graders. Jack Midge Bohannon, and Little Bill Nevins, class shrimps whose swivel hips and elusive running made them great grid stars at Notre Dame, are still playing pro football for the Lumber- jacks. Phil Russel composed that famous Russel's Last Russel , a drum solo, and was exiled to lower Slobovia. Poor Phil! But all is not dark. Johnny Atkinson and Mabel Green came through with flying colors; Johnny ousting B. F. as Mayor and getting himself elected. Mabel is his secretary. Bobby Whitehead surprised nearly everyone by becoming a professional orator and poemist. His latest poem, Fearless Fosdick Takes American men. Shirley Miles and Bobby Clardy are two more that hit the matrimony trail, Shirley going north to Gainesville to find her man, and Clardy to West Tampa. They sure fooled everyone. Clardy is a section hand on the A., C., and L. Strangely enough the Showmen of the class turned out to be the Wasner sisters, who do a Hawaiian song and dance act. Nancy handles the hula end of the act and Vir- ginia the vocal. Sometimes they're accompanied by Elanor Ray and her magic trombone. (Yes, Elanor took private lessons from Put W. to learn to play.) Our class sponsor, Mrs. Alice Atwater, is ten years older, but you'd never know it. She's still as full of life as ever and when last seen was headed for Wash- ington. She never gave up, bless her heart. Liz Stephenson is now a demonstrator for Sadler's Elevator shoes (her height you know) and her old side- kick, Carrie Partridg is head (one and only) majorette of the Zephyrhills Citizen s Band. Ron Bright has a huge paper route in Ft. Myers. Ron’s the boy who tired of us after eight years and left during the year. Re- member how we hated to see him leave? Earl Wells is chief copy boy for the Zephyrhills Blues, and his Boss, Boward Herg is currently running a story on Earl's engagement to Adelma Clark. Lillian Kress is daily turning down marriage proposals from George Heufel in favor of teaching complex mathematics. Howie Cherry REALLY went up. He's now head lines- man for Fla. Power Corp, and you know how high those poles are! Cannie White has added a new twist to her job as carhop—she roller skates around to the autos. As you probably know, Mr. Lookenbeck, the entire faculty was so sorry to see us graduate that they all resigned to weep in peace. Knowing you miss my shy, modest personage im- mensely and that you wish you were again arbitrator of my skirmishes with the faculty of '50, I remain the same quiet and organized JooK England, caretaker Zephyrhills Tourist Club.
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