Zephyrhills High School - Zephilsco Yearbook (Zephyrhills, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

oreivon j Man's best friend is a dog. A child's first love is a dog. For twelve years we have led our Bulldog through hard battles and on to victory. Now, in accordance with the principles of fair play and American tradition, the reckoning has come at last and a dog has reversed the pattern. Through die pages of this Zephilsco our dogs lead us back through memories. We, of die annual staff, earnestly hope that you enjoy every page of the '59 ZEPHILSCO, and will cherish it always. n • n? MRS. SWING To you____for all the support and guidance you have given us......because you have been a leader, teacher, and friend....we dedicate this 1959 ZEPHUSCO, knowing that in the years to come you will continue to be the wonderful person you are now- Mrs. Swing.......we Salute you basketball season club meetings class plays, and studying for semester exams. Simmer is for picnics, STEWART M. BROWN Principal o' JAMES LOCKARD Science LILLIAN CHILDERS History Spanish yidm in id tra ti on and ddacufty JOHN F. CLEMENTS Physical Education STANLEY B. KENDRICK DCT Coordinator KATHARINE SWING English J. MARION BRANTLEY Science MARJORIE PARANTHA Home Economics JOE HOLLAND Physical Education Social Studies ANN GRAYSON Physical Education LEWIS WYNNE Mathematics Social Studies JACK WILSON Mathematics Social Studies ELSIE CLARK Librarian GLENN ALVIS Social Studies- CaiA ANDERSON Latin CHARLES WILLIAMS Agriculture LAMAR CALHOUN Civics Business CAFET ERIA STAFF Mrs. Holt Miss Bird Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Daniels Mrs. Sellars Mrs. Simons Miss Mathis BUS DRIVERS Mr. Wheeler Mr. Bird Mrs. Smith Mrs. Tyre Mrs. Rooks CHARLIE RAY ADAMS Safety Patrol 1; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Journ. 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm.; Sr. Play DORIS MERLE PADGETT Tiny FHA 1,4; Class Sec. 1.2; Pep Club 1; Red Cross Council 4. ALVIN BENNY BROOKS Benny Class Vce-Pres. 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2; Banquet Comm.; Jr. Play; S. C. 2; Jr. Sweetheart; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Play; Track 2; Baseball 3,4; Football 3,4; Capt. 4; Sports- manship Trophy 3, All Confer- ence 4. MARCIA MARGARET BETTERMAN Marcia 3; Beta Club r. Play; Prom ROBERT GERLACH Bob Band 2; DCT 4, Pres. 4; Beta Club 3,4; Jr. Play; Prom Comm. MARGARET ANN BRADEN Margie Class Pres. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4, All State Band 3; Girl's State; Jr. Play; Banquet Chairman; Beta Club 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Journ. 4; FHA 1; School Daze Columnist 4; Editor, Zephilsco. DONALD VERNE EDWARDS Don Band 2,3; Jr. Play; Annual Staff 4; Football 3,4; Banquet Comm.; Sophomore Sweetheart. SANDRA ELLEN CRAIG Sandy” Glee Club 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; Treas. 3, Chaplain 4; Prom Conim.; S.C. 4; GAA 3; DCT 4, Chaplain 4; Baseball Team 1. MARVIN CEBRON GILL Red Glee Club 1; S. C. 1,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2, FFA 1,2,3; Quartet 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; Sr. Play; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4. GAYLE SHARON GARRISON Gayle Band 1,2; FHA 1,2, Parliament 2; Debate Team 2,4; Frosh Play; Sr. Play; Class Parliament 1; Annual Staff 4. WADE AUSLEY BODIFORD Wade Glee Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1; Baseball 1,4. LAURA ANN HIGGINSON Laura FHA 1,3,4; Sec. 4; Band 1,2,4; Beta Club 3,4; Jr. Play; Alt. Girl's State; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3,4; State Winner; Class Treas. 3; Prom Comm.; Annual Staff 4, JAMBS DANIR BURGESS Jim” S.C. 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Baseball 1; Boxing 2,3; Football 1,2,4. MARY ANN HODGES Hodge Band 3,4; Majorette 3,4; FHA 3,4; Reporter 4; Class Sec. 4; Banquet Comm,; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Play. MEDFORD ROY GRIFFIN Medford FFA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Most Valuable Back 4, Sportsmanship Trophy 4. DOROTHY MAY HUDSON Dot FHA 1; 4-H 1; Prom Comm.; Annual Staff 4; High School Chorus 3. CARMEN THOMAS YEBBA Carm Band 1,2,3; Lieut. 3; Prom Banquet Comm.; Football 3,4; Sr. Play; Annual Staff 4; Stage Manager, Jr. Play. ALICE LILLIAN HUTCHINSON Alice FHA 1; Prom Comm.; DCT 4, Sec. 4; Photo Club 2; Drivers Ed. Club 2; Homecoming Court 1. THERON DANIEL HOWARD Theron Safety Patrol 1; FFA 1,2,3; Prom Comm.; DCT 4, Vice-Pres. 4. DELILAH JEAN JOHNSON De Glee Club 2; Jr. Play; Beta Club 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Jr. Sweetheart; Prom Comm.; DCT 4, Parliament 4; Reporter 4. ROBERT DANia HINSZ Bobby'' S.C. 3,4; Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2; FFA 1; Quartet 1; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Boy’s State; Glee Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Capt. 3,4; Most Valuable Lineman 3; Sports- manship Trophy 2; All Conference 3,4. EARNESTEEN QUICK Glee Club 2; FHA 1; Base- ball Team 1. BENJAMIN LANDIS SMITH Benny Band 1,2,3,4; All-State Band 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; S.C. 1; Sec. 2; Homecoming King; Alt. Boy’s State; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Banquet Comm.; Class Pres. 4; Associate Editor, Zephilsco; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Most Valuable lineman 4. BARBARA ANN YOUMANS Barbara Prom Comm.; FHA 4. RICHARD ALAN KIRK Rich S. C. 1,3; Band 1,2,3; Football 3; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Play. NANCY CAROL MILLER ‘•Nan” Y-Teens 1,3; Annual Staff 4; Girl's Chorus 1,2,3; Sr. Play. EMIL LLOYD REUTIMANN Buzzie Prom Comm.; Football 1; Annual Staff 4. LORETTA LILLIAN BAMBERGER Loretta FHA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3, Treas. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Capt. 4; Red Cross Coun. 3; Homecoming Queen; Class Off. 1; Sr. Play; Annual Staff 4; Banquet Comm. JERRY CLAUDE SANFORD Jerry Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3; Baseball 1,3,4; Prom Comm. ARTISTE ROW ENA PARSONS Artie Band 1,2,3,4; All-State Band 4; Prom Comm.; Sr. Play; Annual Staff 4. MARVIN EUGENE WHEELER Marvin: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Baseball 3,4; Class Pres. 1; S.C. Prom Comm.; Annual Staff 4. MARY JOYCE LUMMUS Joyce 4-H 1; FHA 2,3; Prom Com.; Baseball Team 1,2. FREDRICK PAUL TREBOUR Fred Journ. 3,4; S. C. Vice-Pres. 3; FFA 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3. MONICA DIANIA PROWANT Monica Glee Club 1; FT A 1; Class Reporter 1; FHA 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Beta Club 2,3; Homecoming Court 2; Class Sec. 3; Jr. Play; Prom Chairman. TERRANCE OSCAR HANCOCK Terry FFA 2,3; DCT 4, Sgt. at Arms 4. LORELEI MARIE LINCOLN Bitsy Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Beta Club 2,3, 4; Sec. 4; Alt. Girl's State; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Business Manager, Zephilsco BARBARA ANN SHELTON Barb Baseball Team 1,2; FHA 1,2; Prom Comm.; DCT 4. JOYCE MARGUERITE STOVER Joyce FHA 2; Red Cross Council 1; Banquet Comm.; Candy Store Operator 3,4. MARIAN MARGARET RYAN Marian Basketball 2,3; Bowling Team 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2. CURTIS YOUNG Track 2,3; Football 2,3; Basket- ball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. KAY POPE Cookie FHA 1,2,4; Glee Club 2; Banquet Comm. BOBBIE JEAN TEMPLES B. J. FHA 1; Glee Club 2; Journ. 3,4; Editor 4; Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 4; Sr. Play; Annual Staff 4; Ban- quet Comm. Gwen Baseball Team 1,2; Prom Comm.; Homecoming Princess. SANDRA LEE WOLANCEVICH ••Sandy” FHA 1,4; Prom Comm.; Ad Seller 3. CLIFTON MARION GRIMES ” Clifton” 4-H 1; DCT 4; Prom Comm.; FFA 1,2,3; Reporter 3. SYLVIA RAE SUTTON Sylvia” Frosh Sweetheart; S. C. Treas. 1; Cheerleader 2,3; Prom Comm.; Red Cross Coun. Vice-Chairman 3; DCT 4; Treas. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Annual Staff 4. SHIRLEY ANN WALKER •’Shirley FHA 1,2,3.4; Historian 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Baseball Team 1; Prom Comm.; S.C. 3; Class Officer 1. PATRICIA ANN WHITEHEAD Pat- Band 1,3,4; Prom Comm.; Class Treas. 2. Charlie Ray DeFuniak Springs Florida Loretta Brooklyn New York Marcia Fostoria Ohio jL ly Margie Warren Ohio Benny B. Kinston Alabama Sandra C. Dade City Florida Gayle Maysville Kentucky Bob G. Passaic New Jersey Marvin G. Tampa Florida Laura Dade City Florida Bobby H. Bismarck N. Dakota Mary Ann Tampa Florida Dot Battle Creek Michigan Alice Martin Kentucky Delilah Richard Joyce L. Nancy Merle Little Rock Boston Queen City Alliance DeFuniak Arkansas Mass. Texas Ohio Springs, Fla. . ember ivben Lorelei St. Joseph Michigan Carmen Lowell Mass. Artiste Belair Maryland Kay Fayetteville N. Carolina Monica Flint Michigan Earnesteen Iron City Georgia Buzzie Dade City Florida Marian Cuyler New York Barb S. Pine Level Alabama Benny S. McLean Virginia Joyce S. Gwen Cortland Macon New York Georgia Sylvia Elmira New York B. J. Shirley Marvin W. Pat W. Sandra W. Midland City V 'aycross Collins Zephyrhills Detroit Alabama Georgia Georgia Florida Michigan Senior BEST LOOKING Delilah Johnson Donald Edwards MOST OUTSTANDING Margie Braden Benny Brooks MOST FLIRTATIOUS Bobbie Jean Temples Richard Kirk Sen ior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gayle Garrison Bob Gerlach FRIENDLIEST Margie Braden Bobby Hinsz MOST POPULAR Sylvia Sutton Benny Brooks Hot alt,i WITTIEST Bobbie Jean Temples Carmen Yebba BEST ALL AROUND Loretta Bamberger Benny Brooks MOST AMBITIOUS Margie Braden Bob Gerlach Senior BEST PERSONALITY Monica Prowant Benny Brooks MOST STUDIOUS Laura Higginson Benny Brooks MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Bobbie Jean Temples Fred Trebour juniors Mr. I. M. Brantley Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS Dedi Anderson, Pres.; Lynn Nichols, Sec.; Robert Campbell, V.P.; Bonnie Reed, Treas.; Louise Leopold, Reporter Mrs. G. Swing Sponsor Bob Baggett Gary Crist Burman Baker Lee Blackden Ralph Branstetter Donna Campbell a add Carol Edwards Sharon Forbes Rae Foster Linda Freeburg Vivian Geiger Victor Gerlach 60 Libby Jarrett L. B. Jones Leslie Johnston Norman Kirkland James Kress Joe Laviano Irene Nichols Lynn Nichols Judy Oliver Jerry Peters Bonnie Reed Richard Riesen Of 60 Bill Simons Cathy Skinner Della Fae Smith Janet Weicht Bruce Weicht Larry Benjamin omoreS CLASS OFFICERS lichard Miles, Pres.; Judy Carlsen, Sec.; Don Dunford, p.; Camera Shy, Enzell tVard, Treas. 'Miss A. Grayson Sponsor Mrs. D. Clark Sponsor Richard Adams Doug Armstrong Merrily Baggett Alice Bembry Owen Blackden Paul Yebba James Bolton Marian Canady Judy Carlsen Wayne Carter June Casten Woody Cone Dottie Daniels Judy Deen Sarah Downs Vicki Driggers Don Dunford Ronald Eskelund Ann Fazio Janet Fisher Tommy Geiger Mary Alice Gill Linda Graeber Sarah Greene Vera Griffin Kenneth Heibcr Mary Lee Hester Barbara Higginson Kathleen Jensen Keith Johnson Margaret Johnson Jeanette Karppe Randy Lane Steve Lincoln Melissa Lippincot Faye Massey May McCallister Fay McCallister Frances McKee Arthur McKendree Richard Miles Byron Nichols Glenna Nichols Nell Odom Lola Padgett Mary M. Patti Mollie Pope Sandra Pricher Beatrice Pringle Betty Sanford Donnie Stokes Clayton Stokes Ronald Tanney Shirley Temples Curtis Tucker Wayne Turner Alice Wintersteen Elizabeth Witt Terry Wright Sharon Wolancevich Shirlene Adams Lawrence Allegood Bruce Armstrong Judson Baggett Ellen Barefoot Billy Beaver Clyde Bracknell Kay Branstetter Joyce Carlson Linda Cavin Ralph Chamberlain Alice Chesnutt Shirley Compton Margaret Daughtery Hzie Dees Thomas Finnell Marie Frye Susan Gill Tom Gill Hazel Greene Shirley Griffin Sam Gross Virginia Hauff Bobby Hilton Eupha Hilton Louie Holt Virginia Hinsz Joyce Hopkins Brenda Howell Richard Hudson Barbara Hussey Stewart Joyce Frank Kersey Larry Kearse Marsha King Donald Lee Patricia Long Margaret Love Kenneth Mason Billy McGavern George Overbids Charles Perry Sharon Pach Vera Pike Ann Price Richard Prowant Wayne Reutimann Raymond Robertson Walter Rowland Stevie Smith Joan Shannon Eileen Shannon Judy Surratt Raymond Sutorus Carolyn Stephens Joel Stephens Steven Swan Harry Thain Eugene Tilley Earnest Trebour Nancy Uterhardt Norman Weaver Wesley Wells David Wentworth Sandra White Juanita Widener Patty Wolfe Wilbur Youmans Robert Johnson Pauline Widener EIGHTH GRADE-ROW ONE: Sherry Driggers, Patty Kirkland, Barbara Moruier, Agnes Howard, Carol Hill, Judy Goulding, Linda Copper, Betty Holt; ROW TWO: Susan Nichols, Bobbie June Chambliss, Grace Lippincott, Johnny Clements, Betty Gamer, Glenda Temples, Nancy Carr, John Treleaven, Gilbert Miller; ROW THREE: Gary Hopkins, Frcnchy Hutchinson, Sonny Garrison, Kenny Bloom, Herman Morris, Joey Loris, .Robert Mason, Joe Lewis. EIGHT GRADE-ROW ONE: Frances Childers, Truwilla Outlaw, Linda Jarrett, Shirley Jarrett. Sue Snider, Linda Bracknell, Jackie Lewis, Patsy Weicht, Mary McAdams: ROW TWO: Margaret Cartwright, Pcarlie May Kelly, Annette Howard, Oleta Price, Andres McHenry, Ray Beaver, Carolyn Bamberger, Ann Lewis: ROW THREE: Delbert Allegood, Diane Bazzell, Jerry Lewis, Leon Wilson, Shirley Stevens, Pat Kersey, James McAdams: ROW FOUR: Janet Wells, James Dees, Jeanette Edgemen, Bonnie Rannald, David Pattie, Bobby Hamson, Wendell Howard: ROW FIVE: James Clark, Ronnie Wheeler, Chester Arnold, Tommy Ezell, James Hill, Billy Haygood, Roy Cooper. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling: Tommy Ezell, Shirley Jarrett, Betty Holt, Susan Nichols, David Pattie: Standing: Andrew McHenry, Roy Cooper, James Hill, Chester Arnold, Ray Beaver, Johnny Clements. SEVENTH GRADE-ROW ONE: Marie Karpee, Mary Hoyle, Betty Hale, May Hamm, Sharon Connett, Karma Herring, Hope Kinsey, Barbara Murphy, Marilyn Humphry, Nola Barrington: Row Two: Larry Wcicht, Edward Odom, Joe St.Cyr, Ernest Stephens, Bobby Geiger: Row Three: Charles Grantham, Lyn Freed, Doyle Hale, James Bohannon, Reggie Brown, Freddy Lott, Harold Sams, Robert Eldridge: Fourth Row: Joe Haygood, Myron Amison, W. C. Williamson, Thomas Hale, Delbert Wallace, Lewis Hayes, Billy Ryals, Joe Benjamin. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS ROW ONE: Bobby Geiger, Fletcher Padgett, Mike McKinnis, Larry Weicht, Joe Haygood; ROW TWO: Pauline Ennis, Lenora Pollock, Gloria Pope; ROW THREE: Barbara Murphy, Judy Trebour, Linda Loysch, Nancy Overhuls. SEVENTH GRADE-ROW ONE: Harry Mortner, Jimmy Gill, Ronnie Hill, Larry Penn, Jimmy Dunkin, Robert Wentworth, Howard Kersey, James McCloud, Mike McGinnis; ROW TWO: Candy Rogers, Karen Jopp, Judy Smith, Karyl Schreinier, Pat Chancy, Barbara Hughes, Anna Jo Davis, Barbara Welsch, Winnona Beckum; ROW THREE: Ann Childers, Mary Ann Trebour, Jane Delard, Ella Cartwright, Judy Trebour; ROW FOUR: Brenda Peiffer, Caroline Houston, Delilah Chestnutt, Cletia Weaver, Gloria Pope; ROW FIVE: Ed Strube, Vonceil Smith, Becky Miller, Thomas McQuady, Terry Bodiford, Faye Gaskin. SEVENTH GRADE-ROW ONE: Lenora Pollock, Lois Thrower, Myrtis Nelson, Diane Hudson, Cookie Vale, Nancy Gerlach, Pauline Ennis, Penny Nichols, Anita Chancy, Elaine Howard; ROW TWO: Eugene Regor, Jerome Outlaw, Earl Starlins, Billy Strube, Glenda Haygood, Jewel Frost, Marie Chanccy, Jean Mason, Gail Hill, Claudine Eady, Sharon McKindree; ROW THREE: Carlton Howard, Lonnie Daughtery, Reuben Wells, Warren Joyce, Billy Gross, Paul Carlson; ROW FOUR: Henry Hill, Frank Marquis, John Widener, Gerald Hicks, John Wintersteen, Philip Shaw, Joe Geiger, Vicki Hopkins, Rose Marie Chappell. 1 3 A Ictiviti eA A O I The S. C. Homecoming float ROW ONE: Libby Jarrett, Bobby Hinsz, Sandra Pricher. Mr. Alvis; ROW TWO; Charles Perry, John Williams, Judy Carlsen, Sharon McKendree, Frenchy Hutchinson, Karma Herring, Carolyn Jarrett, Mary Ann Trebour, Marvin Gill. Pat Rowland; ROW THREE; James Clark, Joe Geiger, Custer Collins, Freddy Lott, Gilbert Miller, Pat Jackson, Judy Surratt, Jerry Peters. ROW ONE: R. Wells; T. Campbell, Mis. Kay lor, B. Murphy, N. Carr; ROW TWO; S. Forbes. M. Padgett, L. Smith, M. Gill, D. Smith, B. Simons. 3.J4.A ROW ONE: L. Bamberger, S. Walker, S. Temples, M. Gill, B. Reed, J, Deen, M. Prowant, D. Anderson, M. Hodges; ROW TWO: G. Temples, V. Geiger, J. Hopkins, P. Kirkland, A. Childers, J. Edgeman, J. Goulding, S. Driggers, J, Lewis; ROW THREE: C. Edwards, D. Smith, Mrs. Parantha, S. Griffen, T. Outlaw, C. Bamberger, J, Bowden; ROW FOUR; L. Greaber, E, Barefoot, M. Daughtery, J. Okker. V. Driggers, V. Griffin. A. Lewis. M. McAdams; ROW FIVE: B. Hussey, M. Frye, S. Compton, A. Wester, E. Hilton, J. Carlson; ROW SIX; P. Weicht, J. Wells, P. Widener, K. Jensen, N. Widener, M. Love, L. Cavin, A. Chesnutt; ROW SEVEN; M. Johnson, K. Pope. a ROW ONE: L. Allegood, K. Heiber, T. Geiger, M. Griffin, D. Dunford, R. Eskelund. J. Bolton, Mr. Williams; ROW TWO; W. Youmans, G. Overhuls, B. Hilton, W. Howard, W. Rowland, D. Wentworth. D. Hudson; ROW THREE; E. Tilley, L.B. Jones, C. Stokes. O. Blackden, C. Tucker. THE BULLDOG BULLETIN STAFF: T. Wright, W. Turner, L. Jarrett, M, Braden, V. Geiger, M. Johnson, C. Adams, F. Trebour, D. Daniels, P. Rowland, B. J. Temples, and Mrs. Gill, sponsor. B. Gerlach, S. Sutton, S. Craig, A. Hutchinson, J. Lutnmus, D. Johnson, F. Coeli, C. Grimes, B. Shelton, J. Weicht, D. Dayton, T. Hancock, T. Howard, B. Weicht, J. Kress, R. Branstetter, Mr. Kenderick, sponsor. SITTING: G.Grant, D. Clements, L. Forbis, J. Alson; STANDING: C. Pray, M. A. Trebour, L. Smith, J. Trebour, L. Higginson, B. Muse, T. Myers. ROW ONE; R. Campbell, D. Hudson, R. Wheeler, H. Hill, R. Wells, D. Pattie, J. Outlaw, F. Lou, B. Geiger, D. Knapp; ROW TWO: E. Trebour, C. Grantham, J. Bohannon, K. Bloom, W. Howard, L. Allegood, J. Haygood, B. Ryals; ROW THREE; R. Beaver, C. Arnold, J. Dees, J, Hili, D. White, B. Hilton, W.C. Williamson, D. Wallace, J. Clark. u Ctul ROW ONE; L. Freeburg, L. Nichols, P. Sante, L. Leopold; ROW TWO; L. Jarrett, D. Johnson, Mr. Brantley, M. Braden, D. Campbell; ROW THREE; E. Witt, M. GUI, A. Fazio, D. Anderson, B. Reed, L. Higginson, G. Garrison, M. Betterman, K. Pope; ROW FOUR; R. Miles, B. Brooks, B. Smith, B. Roney, B. Baggett, B. Gerlach. Tapping new members OFFICERS; L. Lincoln, L. Nichols, P. Sante, D. Johnson, Mr. Brantley-Sponsor, and M. Braden. S4 f ROW ONE; Mrs. Kaylor, P. Jackson, C. Rogers, J. Smith, P. Carlson, E. Cartwright, A. Chauncey, M. Nelson, Mr. Wynne; ROW TWO: J. Clark, D. Geiger, J. Fisher, P. Patti, B. Peiffer, K. Bloom, F. Casten, S. Garrison. STANDING: Mr. Wynne, Mrs. Kaylor, sponsors; S. Garrison; SITTING: K. Bloom, M. Nelson. ' 1 Innuaf I may look busy......but I'm only confused! Sponsors: Mrs. Swing Mrs. Childers Editor: Margie Braden Associate Ed.: Ben Smith Business: Lorelei Lincoln Art: Louise Leopold Sports: Carmen Yebba Donald Edwards Clubs; Dot Hudson Benny Brooks Advertising; Rae Foster Faculty; Gayle Garrison There's no doggone reason for it it's just our policy! I'm not hard of hearing I’m ignoring you! THINK-it may be a new experience. What------ me worry? Marvin Gill Mary Ann Hodges Buzzie Reutimann Artiste Parsons Laura Higginson Richard Kirk Loretta Bamberger Sylvia Sutton Nancy Miller Bobbie Jean Temples Charlie Ray Adams Marvin Wheeler Be reasonable.... do it my way!!!! If you can't convince 'em confuse 'em. Sales: I like my job........... it’s the work I hate! !!! Classes; Lauta Higginson Pat Whitehead Benny Smith ROW ONE; P. Whitehead, Mr. Braden, B. Reed, S. Forbes, R. Foster, M. Hodges, D. Anderson, A. Parsons; ROW TWO; B. Smith, M. Lippincott, N. Carr, L. Copper, G. Lippincott, P. Jackson, J. Alston, N. Overhuls, L. Higginson, L. Lincoln; ROW THREE; S, Wolancevich, P. Pattie, L. Bracknell, S. Jarrett, S. Snider, B. Chambliss, E. Witt, J. Fisher, G. Martinson, L. Smith T. Delker, J. Surratt, D. Campbell; ROW FOUR; M. Hester, L. Daughtery, J. Bentley, R. Bolt, M. Pattie, S. Nichols, C, Bracknell, J. Laviano, C, Jarrett, L. Jarrett, L. Jarrett, S. Surratt, B. Higginson, J. Fisher, P. Rowland, B. Muse; ROW FIVE: F. Gaskin, M. Chappell, L. Loysch, G. Miller, W. Reutimann, T. McQuady, E. Strube, X.L. Garrison, C. Perry, C. Skinner, E. Howard, S. Lanham, J. Daniels, W. Uterhardt, R. Reisen, B. Gross, K. Johnson, C. Crist, K. Bloom, M. Johnson, John T. V. Clark, director. Mary Ann Hodges Margie Braden Lorelei Lincoln Artiste Parsons KNEELING: S. Forbes, D. Anderson; STANDING: B. Reed. R. Foster, M. Hodges. Sharon Forbes Mary Ann Hodges l VlajoretteS Sonnie Reed Dedi Anderson Rae Foster Drum Majorette Loretta Bamberger Captain a eerleadi eri Shirley Walker Alice Bembry Bobbie Temples Marion Canaday VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: A. Bembry, M. Canaday, B.J. Temples, Miss Grayson, sponsor, E. Sergey, S. Walker, L. Bamberger. Var J.U CULuU J.V. CHEERLEADERS: B. Howell, T. Outlaw, V. Hinsz, Captain, B. Holt, C. Bamberger, J. Hopkins. COACH CLEMENTS ROW ONE: M. Wheeler, A. McKendree, J. Burgess, G. Martinson, P. Yebba, B. Baker, D. Dunford, R. Miles, R. Tanney, R. Riescn, D. Smith; ROW TWO: Coach Clements, C. Adams, C. Yebba, R. Lane, COACH HOLLAND D. Edwards, B. Brooks, ]. W. Wells, B. Hinsz, M. Griffin, S. Lincoln, S. Gross, B. Smith, Coach Holland; ROW THREE; M. GUI, L. Learse, J. Peters. Gulf High East Bay Bushnell Brooksville St. Leo Webster Citrus Crystal River Wildwood Gulf High ZHS OPPONENT 7 25 6 32 19 16 26 14 7 33 7 7 0 39 34 20 7 21 14 19 Donnie Stokes Manager Richard Adams Manager Starting X; n eup Carmen Yebba Bobby Hinsz Donald Edwards Guard Fullback Guard , W. Wells Center Jim Burgess Halfback Bobby Hinsz -C� ie c6 I®' v ' Sam Gross Tackle m. Medford Griffin I Halfback : '' s' % 1 mm Charlie Ray Adams Steve Lincoln Tackle 4 Marvin Wheeler I S Bid Marvin Gill Tackle COACH WILSON ROW ONE; Mike McGinnis, Fletcher Padgett, Billy McGavern, Ralph Chamberlain, Stevie Smith, Larry Weicht; ROW TWO: Norman Weaver, Andrew McHenry, Frank Kersey, Johnny Clements, Ronald Wheeler, Reggie Brown; ROW THREE: Jimmy Nelson, Joel Stephens, Raymond Robertson, Dick Prowant, Bobby Hilton, George Overhuls, Thomas Finnell, Clyde Bracknell; ROW FOUR; Coach Wilson, Charles Perry. Charles Perry, manager, Marvin Gill, Woody Cone, J.W. Wells, Larry Benjamin, Jerry Sanford, Benny Smith, Charlie Ray Adams, Benny Brooks, Medford Griffin, Coach Holland; not pictured; Richard Riesen. SCORES Z.H.S..... 37 39......O.L.P.H, Z.H.S.......51 39.......Crystal River Z.H.S.......71 13.......O.L.P.H. Z.H.S. ... 58 46 ......Webster Z.H.S....... 45 39....... Bushnell Z.H.S....... 47 43 .....Gulf Z.H.S....... 43 33 .....Bushnell Z.H.S........54 35.......Webster Z.H.S....... 55 42....... Hernando Z.H.S....... 62 65 .....Citrus Z.H.S....... 42 51 .....Bushnell CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Z.H.S....... 58 42.......Gulf Z.H.S........67 94 .....Wildwood Z.H.S........84 75 .....Webster COACH HOLLAND Woody Cone Guard J.W. Wells Guard Jerry Sanford Center Larry Benjamin Forward Benny Smith Forward BaiLtUf 1958-59 WEST COAST CONFERENCE B SQUAD CHAMPS KNEELING: Charles Perry, manager; STANDING: Billy McGavern, Richard Miles, Steve Lincoln, Clyde Bracknell, Donnie Stokes, Richard Miles, Norman Weaver, Coach Wilson. SCORES Z.H.S..... 28 25........O.L.P.H. Z.H.S.........33 17.......Crystal River Z.H.S....... 62 28 ....O.L.P.H. Z.H.S.......35 18........Webster Z.H.S.........36 24 ....Bushnell Z.H.S.........31 40.......Gulf Z.H.S.........49 23.......Bushnell Z.H.S.........53 15.......Webster Z.H.S.........42 25.......Citrus Z.H.S.......51 24.......Bushnell CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Z.H.S.......31 29.......Wildwood Z.H.S.........50 44 Crystal River Z.H.S........,38 36 ....Gulf KNEELING: Stevie Smith, Elzie Dees; STANDING: Johnny Clements, Gary Hopkins, X. L. Garrison, Charles Perry, Ralph Chamberlain, Coach Wilson. junior J4i9k BJULK KNEELING: John Fisher, Fletcher Padgett, Eugene Regar, Henry Hill, Ronnie Hill; STANDING: Jimmy Daniels, Jack Bentley, Joe Benjamin, Mike McGinnis, Ray Bolt. Benny Smith Benny Brooks Marvin Wheeler Benny Smith, Dr, Arthur Riley, Medford Griffen, Coaches Joe Holland and John Clements, and Lester Bales strike a pose. Quarterback Club president, Lester Bales, guest speaker, Marcelino Huerta, and Coach Clements talk things over. Qu ar terb ac L CL I 3oot ba (f (kan (juet The winners of the Riley Sports- manship Award for the past three years-Medford Griffen, 1958; Bobby Hinsz, 1956; Benny Brooks, 1957. Prince J.W. Wells Senior Class’s second prize float F.H.A.’s first prize float King Benny Smith Princess Lynn Nichols Junior Class's third prize float F.F. A.'s entry in the parade SpooLs Of Spasms- 1958 Minerva; Laura Higginson Benjy: Donald Edwards Carol; Delilah Johnson Eunice; Lorelei Lincoln Allie; Monica Prowant Sidney: Benny Brooks lone: Marcia Betterman Dicky: Benny Smith Clem; Bobby Hinsz Rex; Bob Gerlach G'via: Margie Braden Oirec-or: Mrs. G. Swing Business Manager: Mr. J. M. Brantley mm lie . Atomic $tonJe-195 9 Bob; Carmen Yebba Oriole: Bobbie J. Temples Katinka: Artiste Parsons Skid: Charlie Ray Adams Parsy: Benny Smith Doogie: Marvin Gill Sylvester: Richard Kirk Finchley: Benny Brooks Gurney: Bobby Hinsz Doreen; Mary Ann Hodges Betty: Nancy Miller Mrs. Pratt; Loretta Bamberger Miss Wylie: Lorelei Lincoln Mrs. Burkeleigh-Banks; Gayle Garrison Director; Mrs. C. Kaylor Jeatured Eyes-Mary Ann Hodges Nose-Dot Hudson Hair-Sylvia Sutton Complexion- Delilah Johnson Mouth-Loretta Bamberger Figure-Sylvia Sutton Personality- Monica Prowant Character- Lorelei Lincoln Voice-Marcia Betterman Manners-Kay Pope Smile-Margie Braden Poise-Delilah Johnson Sense of Humor- Bobbiejean Temples JL MJ Eyes-Donald Edwards Nose-Benny Smith Hair-Terry Hancock Complexion- Bob Gerlach Mouth-Benny Smith Physique-Bobby Hinsz Personality- Bob Gerlach Character-Benny Brooks Voice-Bob Gerlach Manners-Bobby Hinsz Smile-Benny Brooks Dignity-Jim Burgess Sense of Humor- Carmen Yebba 3L MJ Bo, Richard D. Pope President and Creator of Florida Cypress Gardens- Zephilsco Queen and King Judge-1959 Marcia Betterman Delilah Johnson Dedi Anderson Judy Oliver Jfah Off . to these Seniors who carried the highest grade averages during their four years of high school.....and to these Juniors and Sophomores who are class leaders. Margie Braden Bonnie Reed Louise Leopold Laura Higginson Mary Alice Gill Alice Wintersteen Sharon Forbes Elizabeth Witt She was a girl of lovely air, Crowned with a head of raven hair. Eyes so blue and grace so gay She never dreamed she'd go away. Almost sweet sixteen and we'll ne'er forget How she didn't e’en fus or fret Her slow sweet smile was always there To chase the gloom from everywhere. God took her in a strange, strange way. He needed her no doubt to stay Among the angels bright and fair To sweeten Heaven's pure, pure air. -Constance Kaylor Xui Wdl We, the Senior Class of 1959, being of sound mind, memory, and body (more or less), do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To Z.H.S., our battered alma mater, we leave vivid memories of the class of '59, and the courage the students will need to go on without us. To the teachers we leave our mark-embedded on tables, desks, walls, ceilings, books, paper, blackboards, and floors. Also, many many thanks for their untiring efforts. To Mr. Brown we leave 50 feet of rope and some tranquilizer pills to do with as he wishes. To Coach Clements we leave a keg of nails, 3 bags of plaster, and 14 bottles of distilled water to repair the Senior homeroom; also barrels and barrels of thanks for guidance and support. To Mrs. Swing and Mrs. Childers we leave all our old notes and copy sheets on the annual, and a great, big THANK YOU for their help on this Zephilsco. To the Juniors we leave our thanks for the prom and banquet and a well-lighted path to follow as they embark on their last year, with the hope that they, like we, can be a quiet, dependable, distinguished, intelligent, dignified Senior class. To the Sophomores we leave our schemes and unfinished projects for making money, and our highly treasured book on how to throw a prom for 98 cents and the tin plates from chicken pot pies. To the Freshmen, a poor, underprivileged, mistreated group of underclassmen, we can only leave our fondest wishes and most sincere hopes that they, too, will survive and come through with flying colors. To the band we leave all our old reeds, sour notes, five shoe laces, a permanently-knotted tie, and our advice to grin and bear it while playing assignments. To the football boys we leave sandspur stadium-with all its 482,647,122, and 1 2 burrs. Incidentally, since our last census at band practice, that number has been decreased due to the fact that we picked seven bouquets to be distributed among the more deserving members of the faculty. I, Bob Gerlach, will to Victor Gerlach some jazzy vitamin pills which I concocted in my hideaway in Scotty's so that he will be able to withstand the torture of the coming year. I, Richard Kirk, leave my brain to the science department--I hope they get more use out of it than I did! I, Gayle Garrison, will to Jeanette Howell my ability to go steady with every boy in school before I graduate; and to Mr. Geiger I leave my mathematical mind and all my grades under 85-1 did not want them in the first place. I, Nancy Miller, will to Gary Crist my life savings of 47£ towards his retirement fund. id Jeitament I, Jim Burgess, leave to Jerry Peters another wonderful year with his favorite science teacher. I, Bobbie Jean Temples, will to Norman Kirkland my shy, retiring personality and my position on the cheering squad where I got nickname, Cavern Mouth , and to Mr. B., my dancing techniques. I, Sandra Wolancevich, will to Bonnie Reed my What-me worry? I, Bobby Hinsz, leave a challenge to anyone who thinks he can break my record of eating fourteen hotdogs at a single party. I, Wade Bodiford, relinquish to Larry Benjamin my interesting books on drive-in tactics. I, Delilah Johnson, leave to Joe Laviano my love of music, my ability to make money and to stay on the honor roll. I, Monica Prowant, leave to Carol Edwards my ability to take apart my typewriter and never get it back together. I, Clifton Grimes, leave to Frank Coell one ear and one pencil. I, John Andres, leave nothing to nobody ’cause I came with nothing and am leaving with nothing. I, Marvin Wheeler, leave all my assorted squeaks and rattles in my car to Lee Blackden and my laugh to Mrs. Kaylor. I, Barbara Shelton, leave to Della Fae Smith my ability to decorate my left hand with a ring. I, Joyce Stover, leave to Barbara Haynes, a box of stale Tootsie Rolls left over from the candy room. I, Curtis Young, will all my grades back to the teachers. I, Charlie Ray Adams, leave my class ring to any girl who would be willing to keep it polished. I, Gwen Stroup, leave to Elaine McKendrie my record of holding my breath the longest in class. I, Merle Padgett, leave to Janice Houck my ability to become a might Senior in only four years and my position in the class. I, Benny Smith, leave my position as drawback on the football team and my cold shower to Richard Riesen. I, Barbara Youmans, will to Janet Weicht, my ability to take shorthand at the rate of 300 words a minute without dictation and to Irene Nichols I leave my art ability. I, Carmen Yebba, will to Gary Martinson my ability to help the mighty captain lead calisthenics at foot- ball practice and to Linda Freeburg I leave my devastating love for watching Huckleberry Hound on television. I, Dot Hudson, will my title of Mermaid of Crystal Springs to Dick Dayton and my four inch heels to Cathy Skinner. I, Loretta Bamberger, leave to Carolyn Jarrett my ability to speak pig-latin fluently and my athletic ability. I, Kay Pope, will my talent for cooking a meal without using any ingredients to Leslie Johnston, and to Vivian Geiger I leave the discovery that there isn't an Easter bunny. I, Marion Ryan, leave to Claudia Saladin, my passion for playing marbles. I, Jerry Sanford, leave my ability to run the hundred yard dash in ten minutes to Ralph Branstetter. I, Joyce Lummus, leave to Barbara Adams, my empty spools of thread, an old pattern, and some scraps of material from my sewing project in Home Be. I, Buzzie Reutimann, leave to L.B. Jones my fantastic ability to hit only one person at a-time while driving my truck. I, Donald Edwards, will my ape call to Robert Campbell and my delicate blush and sophisticated giggle to Lynn Nichols. I, Theron Howard, will to Bruce Weicht my job and my ugly, brown geometry book with the green and yellow circles on the cover. I, Sandra Craig, leave to Rae Foster my list of all the elgible males in this vicinity since I won't be needing it any more. I, Marcia Betterman, leave an engraved invitation to Louise Leopold and the rest of the Harmonettes to sing at my wedding, without charge. I, Pat Whitehead, give to Pat Rowland, my old rusty music lyre, sixteen slightly used reeds, and some kleenex to be used to stuff up the holes in her clarinet. I, Medford Griffin, will my nickname of Shotgun to Ellen Lummus. I, Alice Hutchinson, leave to Bill Simons my technique at skipping school and my shorthand book to anyone fool enough to take it. I, Terry Hancock, do on this day cheerfully will to James Kress six good connecting rods and my safe-driving abilities. I, Marvin Gill, will to Libby Jarrett my little book on how to fix the speedometer so it won't register. I, Laura Higginson, leave to Douna Campbell my ability to give humorous monologues and my homemaking ability to Judy Oliver. I, Earnesteen Quick, leave to Lorene Daughtery, my loud, boisterous ways and my love for Z.H.S. I, Sylvia Sutton, leave to Patty Sante my ability to get along with boys, and teachers and also my blue eyes. I, Artiste Parsons, leave to Sharon Forbes my hobby of hula-hooping and my long, long hair. I, Shirley Walker, leave to Edelma Sergey all my talents at being a good cheerleader. I, Benny Brooks, leave to J. W. Wells my curly, black hair and my ability to duck when an oversized football player is coming towards me. I, Lorelei Lincoln,leave my eyelash curler and my eye makeup to Bobby Baggett. Also, I’ll throw in the care of a certain, blonde friend. I, Margie Braden, bequeath to Burman Baker my fondest ambitions of becoming a bubble dancer and my hobby of chasing fire-trucks. I, Mary Ann Hodges, bequeath to Dedi Anderson my small, green, beady eyes and my everlasting love for banana splits and pickle sandwiches. I, Fred Trebour, leave (rest at last for the teachers) The Senior Class of 1959, after a spectacular graduation, took off in a strato-jet. Their destination..... Alaska, forty-ninth state of the union, with all its untold wealth and resources. Little did the people of Alaska know that within ten short years this fine class would turn Alaska into the playground of the world. Now, after years of fame and success we see the celebrities and the amazing feats they have accomplished. Jim Burgess designed and built a gigantic , pink milkglass skyscraper, and dubbed it the Pepto Bismol House. Of main interest are the pearl topped pool tables, available only to those who know on which of the 1001 floors they are located. Since the class was destined to make so much money Delilah Johnson established the Alaskan Trust Bank. To make sure the vault wouldn't be entered by anyone other than De, Theron Howard invented a burglar-proof alarm system. Marvin Gill made a mint manufacturing polka-dotted tooth paste. Now he spends all his time counting money. His nickname is Scrooge of the Iceland Marvin's neighbor, John Barefoot Tifton, got wise and fired his old secretary, Michael Anthony, and hired a pretty gal, named Kay Pope. She loves the job of carrying around a million dollars. Has everyone seen the latest headlines-ALASKAN FILM INDUSTRY THREAT TO HOLLYWOOD? Benny Brooks has built Alaska's biggest film industry (the only one). His current movie, Around the Moon in 80 Seconds , made a splash. One of the most famous stars for BBB (Brooks, Brooks, Brooks) is Laura Higginson. She was going to be a Home Ec. teacher but decided to star in pictures. Her latest movie is, I Was a Teen- Age Bubble Dancer! By now I'm sure everyone has heard of Lorelei's. That's a famous restaurant and night-spot in Alaska. Be- sides serving her french fried ice cubes and seal steaks, Lorelei entertains with the rest of her trio and plays a hot sax between verses. Pat Whitehead has gone into the business of sculptoring totem poles with Wade Bodiford as her partner. Some- times she hires the other Seniors to act as models. Carmen Yebba! Or maybe you know him by his professional name, Yarmen Kebba. He's the famous heart- throb of the teens. All over the country girlf are buying polar bears just because Yarmen has one. His buddy, Donald Edwards, is a big cigarette manufacturer. The name brand of the cigarettes is Polar. Everybody, but everybody, smokes Polar! It has a smoking man's filter, and a thinking man's taste. In fact, it's all filter.! Everyone obeys the law in Alaska! They have to with Constable Richard Kirk, the human bloodhound around. This guy needs no cop car, for he has his trusty steed. Dynamite, to catch lawbreakers. Sylvia Sutton opened a used heliacopter lot, and is known as the Blonde Bombshell , dealer in heliacopters with a heart. Medford Griffin is going to school to learn to be a claim jumper so everyone with a gold mine better keep an eye out for him! Does your polar bear have a cold? If it does you'd better see Dr. Robert Gerlach and order some of his little liver pills. They spruce bears up in no time at all. Remember that quiet gal, Joyce Stover? She came along with us and found her line to be training seals to water-ski. Dot Hudson was another animal-lover. She now has a flea circus with Flerman, the only flea who can operate a hula hoop! Since Alaska is now the playground of the world women must keep up in fashion. For this they look to Joyce Lummus and Curtis Young. Joyce is world renowned for her latest creation, the ermine-lined transparent dress with built-in heat. Curtis is a high fashion” hair stylist. He was first famous for his sack cut, and more recently became known for his balloon cut. Barbara Youmans has proved herself as the Picasso of Alaska. The Eskimos simply go wild about her finger paintings. She uses flourescent paints so the Eskimos don’t have any electricity bill during the six months of darkness in Alaska. Fred Trebour has a laboratory on the 1000 floor of the Pepto Bismol House where he is always coming up with earth-shattering discoveries. Right now Fred is working on his theory that the clouds can be sprayed with cream so that when it snows we'll have ice cream! Does you boyfriend hate you? Well, write and tell Luly Lovelorn, alias Sandra Craig, about it. She is now writing the lovelorn column for the Daily Bugle in Alaska. Do you know that Mad Magazine has an office in Alaska and the editor is Charlie Ray Adams? Merle Padgett and Sandra Wolancevich work for him. They write cruel jokes and actually get paid for it? Now Mad is the maddest thing in print! Earnesteen Quick became so fond of the North woods in Alaska that she became a hunting and fishing guide there. Right after graduation Shirley Walker took off for parts unknown. She turned up some time later with a collection of animals from the wilds of Africa. Now Shirley is owner and caretaker of the Walker jungletarium. For some reason nothing could get Monica Prowant or Marcia Betterman to Alaska. Seems that while Lynn is working on missiles Monica stays home and keeps his space suit in shape. Marcia is secretary to Mr. Chuck Bellows-her husband. How's that for an employer? Jerry Sanford-now there's a brain! He put his mathematical know-how to work and designed the bridge that was built between Alaska and Russia. The bridge extends right to the Kremlin so the inmates can see how we (the pride of America) live. Gwen Stroup and Barbara Shelton had Crystal Springs moved to Alaska so we now have a warm place for swimming. Leave it to them to think of that! Alice Hutchinson decided that she would put her knowledge of child psychology to use. She now operates the Hey-Diddle-Diddle Nursery for Little Alaskans. Marvin Wheeler arranges and lights the flares that make the Northern Lights. Quite an artist, isn't he? Nancy Miller is now a rock and roll disc jockey on station WICE. Besides playing all the latest hits she gives jitterbugging lessons to any Eskimo who isn't hep. John Andres never did like the Russians so right after he got in the Navy he sneaked off withone of the submarines and took a dive for the ocean floor. They’ll never find him now! Artiste Parsons is getting more and more famous. Upon arriving in Alaska she started teaching some Eskimos how to play flutes. Now she has a complete orchestra-of flutes and piccolos! Bobby Hinsz in the tough coach of the Alaskan Walruses. He is loved by the whole team because he only has them practice once a year. Of course they don't know what they're doing, but that's what confuses the other team! Benjamin Parsimonious Smith, governor of Alaska. Right after graduation this boy won the war against the ostriches and then went into politics. Ben was elected governor and now all his time goes to golf and visiting his farm in Zephyrburg. Buzzie Reutimann has just bought out General Motors and is moving it to Alaska. Besides building fine cars he is manufacturing Impala Sleds which accelerate to 10 m.p.h. in 1 4 mile. Bobbie Jean Temples is a stewardess for Alaska Sled Lines. She keeps all the male passengers happy by holding their hands to keep them warm. The pilot of all the sleds is Marion Ryan. Marion recently was awarded the safe-driver certificate for not going over the speed limit of 35 m.p.h. ever! Gayle Garrison decided to follow her natural talents and became an opera star. She is also very good on T.V. and won an Emmy for her performance in Frankenstein Meets the Purple Eater! Clifton Grimes just started FFA-the Future Farmers of Alaska. He’s been trying to grow cucumber in the ice but has given up. Oh well, maybe he'll learn something about fish. Terry Hancock was going to do something famous, too, but he retired at the ripe old age of eighteen. Some people have all the luck! Loretta Bamberger got tired of doing ordinary things and switched her sport to mountain climbing. While she's busy climbing David visits her by heliacopter. In our quest for knowledge Margie Braden and I went on to the Universtiy of Alaska. However, Margie got lonely for her chickens and built a penguin ranch. She was going to have chickens that would lay square eggs, but it never quite worked out! I am now the biggest threat to Perry Mason. All I need now is an hour and a half television show and Perry will be finished. But, then who knows, maybe we'll go into partnership! 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