Zephyrhills High School - Zephilsco Yearbook (Zephyrhills, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1969 volume:

4 Foreword Zephyrhills High School is a major part of all of our lives. Seniors, probably believe this more than other students. As we grow older we realize that school is not simply a place we have to go. Z.H.S. will remain to us a place in which we learned, shared, experienced and had fun together. The Annual Staff has attempted to capture segments of all phases of school life. May this yearbook always bring to your mind the fondest of memories! Dedication In deep appreciation for his kindness and understanding we dedicate this volume of the Zephilsco to Mr. Victor Smith. Even though he is busy with his many duties as supervisor of the new Junior High Work Program and his class duties, he is never too busy to answer our questions and help us with our problems. Beginning with the seventh grade, he has been our teacher, adviser, and most of all, loyal friend. 6 We, the students of Zephyrhills High School, have seen our school go through many changes in the past few years. Do we ever stop to realize what a great difference these changes have made? Remember when; You had to stand in the lunch line for twenty minutes? No more than one class could be in the library at a tims? Classes were crowded because there weren’t enough rooms to go around? Seven new portable classrooms have taken care of this problem. Among other changes the Band Hall is now air-con- ditioned. For the convenience and enjoyment of the stu- dents and faculty a new complete bell and intercom sys- tem has been installed. There is also a more comfortable atmosphere for some of the faculty as several offices have been made from a class room to relieve the crowded con- dition of the main office. 7 9 FACULTY They Keep the School MRS. BARBARA HOWELL Bookkeeper These two efficient people are the hub of the wheel which keeps the school system in motion. Also, very important to the office are the stu- dent assistants who help by running bulletins, selling supplies, collecting absentee lists, and answering the telephones. Running Smoothly MRS. BUNNIE SUE WHEELER Secretary PICTURED BELOW - BACK ROW - Jeff Alston, Gail Connelly, Melanie Massey, Barbara Rooks, Sabra Cooper. FRONT ROW - Linda Lippincott, Donna Sansom, Virginia Manley, Linda Martinson, Steve Beddingfield. 12 LAMAR STEPHENS Junior High Guidance The Guidance Department is kept busy with its many duties. Among them are counseling and scheduling students, keeping permanent records up-to-date, and administering all National and State tests. They and the remaining faculty are assisted by the Teacher's Aids. Typing, running off tests, grading assignments and various other duties that the teachers may request is their part in keeping the school functioning well. 13 JEAN MOSHONAS Guidance Director Better Communications Through English There are four main curriculum courses offered to the students at Zephyrhills High School: General, College Preparatory, Busi- ness Education, and Vocational. No matter what courses one takes or how many different subjects he has he must al- ways take English. When he becomes a sen- ior, he has a choice of Practical, Business, or College Preparatory English. English is an ever-present subject because it is an ever-important one. In addition to English, enterprising stu- dents may venture to learn a foreign lang- uage. At present Latin and Spanish are the only choices, but in the future we have hopes of French or German being offered by the Language Department. 14 and Languages MR. BILL ALEXANDER F.S.U. B.A. English MARION DITTER Fla. Southern College A.B. English, Spanish Junior Play CONSTANCE KAYLOR V.P.I., Univ. of Florida B.S., M.Ed. English, Business Senior Play ANTHONY DESARO Bellarmine College B.A. English COURTNEY KING Syracuse Univ. B.A. English Beta Club KATHARINE SWING Wilmington College A.B. English Yearbook I Peace and Quiet Prevail in the Library Our new library with its carpet- ing to absorb noise is conducive to reading and good study habits. It has room for several classes at one time and study booths have been installed. Our Audio Visual depart- ment is at this location, too, and is growing fast. The Audio Visual team consists of Joe Ahrens, Ray Mullis, Doug Kirk, and Skip Stewart. MRS. BETTY HALL A.B. Georgia State Univ. for Women Library MISS PRISCILLA HUNT B.S. Butler Univ. Audio Visual Coordinator 16 The Sound of Music . . Mr. Clark has spent innumerable extra hours working with the band members both individually and col- lectively and always remains pleasant and even-tempered under even the most trying circumstances. The Junior High Band is composed of seventh and eighth graders and the members are getting valuable experi- ence in preparation for the high school band. His remarkable high school band stands 85 strong and excels both in concert and marching. Mr. Clark sponsors the Pep Band, a small group that plays at pep rallies and basketball games, and the majorettes, who are also members of the band. From a group of eager, in- experienced students, usually starting in the sixth grade, to the accomplished band students of today - all this through the unlimited patience and untir- ing efforts of one man, Mr. John T. V. Clark Jr. ! JOHN T. V. CLARK F. S. U. Columbia Univ. , Band, Music Study, Majorettes 17 History . . . Learning About the Future WILLIAM HIERLIHY Univ. of Southern Mis|. , B. S. History, Math, P. E., Science JOHN HUFF Ball State Univ. B. S. , Social Studies, General Business GARY N. OAKES Univ. of South Fla. B. A. , F.S. U. , M. A. History CHARLES RICE Univ. of Fla., Univ. of South Fla., B. A. . M. E. D. , Social Studies, Science We at Zephyrhills Hills School feel the most important reason for studying history, is to learn about man's past. But what can this offer the student in his own time? It can cultivate a more responsive citizen - one who will realize the importance of the ballot, understand the reasons behind a re- volt, and above all will be more tolerant of oth r cultures and religions. History is the whole of man's experience and today’s ..experience will determine the future of mankind. 18 by Studying the Past LARRY SMITH B. S., Appalachian State, N. C. History CAREY WATSON Central Michigan Univ., B. S., Univ. of Tampa M. History, Geography 19 Homemaking Balanced menus, attractive table settings, discussions of home life, expression in fabric - all these are part of our course for home- makers. This course teaches our girls (and some of our boys) the regular homemakers talents for sewing, cooking, and for developing a sense of economy. The major part of this is taught through experi- ence training in the newly-established kitchen and sewing room. E LILLIAN JOHNSON F.S.U., Univ. of Tenn. , B. S. Home Economics F.H. A. Student Council EMMA LOU HARVEY Madison College B. S., Home Economics F.H. A. 20 This course is open to students who are interested in some area of the agricultural field. They receive experience training by doing field work and by working around animals. Horticulture, poultry raising, livestock raising, and many other areas of agriculture are taught to the students. This course gives the student who is interested in agriculture, but who doesn't live on a farm, the chance to learn the things successful farmers should know. MARCUS SHAKLEFORD ABAC, Univ. of Florida, B. S. Ag JACOB RED MON ABAC, Univ. of Florida, B.S. Ag 21 Mathematics and Science . . In this modern world of ours, mathematics and sciences hold the key to the future. Many students don't realize how important these subjects really are. Just think how many times in one day we use some bit of mathematical or scientific knowledge learned early in our school career! No matter what field one goes into after gradua- tion, one can be sure he will need math and science. Here at Zeph- yrhills High School one may pick from: general math, algebra I and II, geometry, trigonometry, biology, physiology, chemistry, and earth science. ROBERT ALWOOD U. S. F. B. A. Math, P. E. JOHN GEIGER Univ. of Fla. B. S. E. M. A. Math ELIZABETH GEIGER U. S. F. B. A. Math ERNEST KRETSCHMAR Univ. of Fla. B. S. , M. A. Math RONALD MASON U. S. F. B. A. Math 22 Keys to Tomorrow’s World MARION CRAWFORD Newberry College B. S., Science Junior High Basketball J. V. Baseball VIVIAN JOHNS U. C. L. A. B. A. Physical Science 23 Business Education This course of study offers ex- cellent training for the student who may go on to a job directly after graduation, but are advised to go to a business school first. Students can choose from a va- riety of topics such as: General business, typing, business math, office practice, business law, bookkeeping, business English, and shorthand. RONALD HAWS Univ. of Tampa B.S. Bus. Ad. Bus. Ed. Econ. 24 Earning While Learning Earning while learning is the motto of the Di- versified Cooperative Training and the Junior High Work Experience Program. The students are placed in their jobs by Mr. Kendrick and Mr. Smith. This on the job training provides valuable experience for the student. The students go to school for half a day and work for the rest of the day in the stores of local business men. They receive three credits for a year. VICTOR SMITH Univ. of Tampa B.S. J. H. W. E. P. 25 Keeping Physically Fit Physical Education teaches co-operation with others through participation in sports and provides students with an opportunity to become physically fit at all times. Classes are held in the gym and on the nearby practice field. A wide range of exercise and sports are taught. Some are: tumbling, broad- jumping, baseball, football, basketball, volleyball, track, and soccer. JOHN CLEMENTS Univ. of Florida Duke Univ., B. S. Athletic Director, P. E. Senior Sponsor CARROLL PHILLIPS Fla. Southern College B. S., Business Ad. Basketball Coach P. E. 2b SUE CUSHING B. A., Phys. Ed. Univ. of S. Florida VELMA CRAWFORD B. S. . Phys. Ed. White Forest College, N. C. MELVIN DENNARD Bethune Cookman B. S., Driver's Ed. For half a year during the period allotted for physical education, students are given the chance to take a driver training course at school. During the first nine weeks students study rules of the road preparatory to taking their restricted drivers test. Learning the regulations for Florida driving, operating a car safely and sensibly, and securing a driver's license are a few of the ad- vantages offered in Driver's Education. 27 Lunchroom Staff LEFT TO RIGHT - Sessoms, Lane, Bird, Jemison, Taylor, Lock, Smith, Amos, Paul, and Drew. Even with their limited facilities, these ladies do a wonderful job. Serving at- tractive, nutritious meals to some 895 students and teachers a day, they do their share to keep us healthy. Custodians LEFT TO RIGHT - Hall, Hall, Grant, and Eldridge. Keeping the grounds and buildings neat at ZHS is not an easy job. But, this is managed by our custodians. 28 ACTIVITIES Homecoming 1968 Winning second place were the Freshmen. Whip Those Rams was the theme. The Juniors won first place with their theme Darn Them Rams. Queen Sue Douglas. King Johnny Braxton, Prince Keathel Chauncey and Princess Sabra Cooper reign over the festivities. Third place went to the Seniors for Dam the Rams.” Earning fourth place were the Sophomores with Bulldogs Knock Our Rams. 30 .ZH5 MENU OCT2! KBU3SN OR' LEG Of RWIS....... A RM CHOPS........... iBHR B QU£ RDM...... |RRM LOfif.......... sotobw fried m... PRICE-' Homecoming Week The activities during Homecoming Week lead up to the most exciting and important football game of the year. ra-ui 31 Homecoming Queen Miss SUSANNE DOUGLAS is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Douglas, Jr. Sue was born on April 6, 1951, in Tampa. She serves the Senior Class as secretary, is the president of FHA, and is a member of the Pep Club. Sue’s hobbies are swimming and horse- back riding. 32 Homecoming Princess Lovely Miss SABRA COOPER is the daughter of Mrs. Dora Cooper. Born in Dade City on Sept. 20, 1952, Sabra is now the secretary of the Junior Class and a peppy varsity cheerleader. Her hobbies include sewing, cooking and swimming. 33 Miss Zephyrhills 34 Very Important Teens VIT’s are students selected from the junior and senior class by the teachers for their per' sonality, scholastic achievements and leadership qualities. 35 INGEBORG RENATE HENNESSEY MELANIE LADY MASSEY DOUGLAS ELDON PRO WANT WILLIAM CLIFFORD BROWN, JR. KATHLEEN MARY SHANNON SABRA ANNE COOPER Senior Class Play January 31, 1969 Brides to Bum CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Letitia Gundy, Tish, a wealthy spinster---------------------------------------ANNE NEAL Gilroy Garfield Gundy, Gil, her young nephew and heir--------------------------- LARRY BRYANT Clarice Borland, her girlhood friend, a widow------------------------------------- - LINDA WELLS Gertrude Borland, Trudi, Clarice's daughter................................VIRGINIA MANLEY Harold Hazard, Hap, Trudi's secret heartthrob---------------------------------------JOE AHRENS Frank Fulton, Fats, Hap’s side-kick.....................................ROBERT KINNE Sue Prentiss, the maid----------------------------- DONNA SANSOM Hotchkiss, the English butler........................................................CRAIG PALMER Sapolia Pipp, the hill-billy cook....................................MELANIE MASSEY Madame Gasparilla, who looks into the future-------------------------------BARBARA ROOKS Dr. Jonesby, a dentist who is deaf...................................................JERRY PRICHER PLACE: The living room of MISS LETITIA GUNDY'S mansion in a large mid-western college town. TIME: The late spring DIRECTOR: Mrs. Constance Kaylor 39 School Year Sophomore slave day is the money- making pro- ject financing the building of their float. John and Mary's Grocery Store Band playing at a school dance. 40 Activities In the annual powder-puff football game the Juniors won a decisive victory over the Seniors, 9-2. 41 Assemblies and pep rallies, along with various other activities help to occupy the rest of the school year. 42 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council To the left is President Jerry Pricher addressing the stu- dent body at an assembly. He and other members of the council represent our school in many ways. They work to- gether with the students and teachers to form a better school ... OFFICERS ARE: L. to R. - Doy Smith, Parliamentary; Frankie Hall, Treasurer; Brenda Hughes, Corresponding Secretary; Valerie Wickstrom; Recording Secretary; Cliff Brown, Vice President; Jerry Pricher, President; Spon- sors, Mrs. L. Johnson, Mr. R. Haws. TO RIGHT - A typical Council meeting. FIRST ROW - L. toR. - G. Rose, J. Alston, J. Palmer, C. Dukes, L. Stewart, B. Willmont. J. Edmonston, D. Overstreet, P. Geiger. SECOND ROW - R. Jordan, K. Shannon, H. Hinz. M. Bird, L. Greene, B. Halcomb, T. Cleary. B. Kendrick, J. Linville, D. Miller. THIRD ROW - A. Neczwid. W. Poplick, J. Brown, J. Simons, K. Chauncey, D. Krystofiak, B. Smith, C. Palmer, K. Tullis. 44 Intra Club Council The Intra Club Council is composed of representatives of the school's organizations. FRONT ROW - L. to R. - J. Reutimann, P. Barlow, A. Neal, M. Massey, K. Muse, S. Thompson, K. Shannon, L. Thomas, S. Douglas, D. Merrill, L. Martinson. BACK ROW - L. to R. - J. Pricher, D. Prowant, K. Wickstrom, C. Lippincott, R. Price, J. Simons, M. Boyette, D. Smith, and President C. Brown. Bulldogger Staff SEATED - P. Hayden, Business Manager; L. Murphy, Assistant Editor; K. Shannon, Editor; C. Trogdon, Advertising Manager; D. Palmer, Sports Editor. FIRST ROW, STANDING - S. Thompson, Typist; B. Rooks, Typists; J. Alston, Reporter; V. Wickstrom, Photographer; M. Massey; Circulation Manager; S. Rose, Reporter; V. Smith, Reporter. SECOND ROW - Mr. W. Alexander, Sponsor; S. Reagan, Reporter; J. Ahrens, Illustrator; C. Palmer. Illustrator; J. Douglas, Reporter. 45 BOTTOM ROW - L. Lippincott, S. Thompson, K. Laethem, D. Sansom, I. Hennessey, B. Hughes, C. Weicht, P. Thomas, K. Muse. TOP ROW - D. Prowant, R. McLellan, D. Palmer, B. Rooks, G. Connelly, M. Massey, R. Price, J. Pricher, Sponsor, Mr. C. King. Beta JUNIOR MEMBERS - C. Trogdon, V. Smith. J. Breckinridge, S. Rose, P. Hayden. OFFICERS ARE - Kathy Shannon, President; Craig Palmer, Vice-president; Gloria Rose, Secretary; and Lynn Mur- phy, Treasurer. A Beta Christmas project. 46 FIRST ROW - R. Kinne, B. Poe, R. McLellan, D. Palmer, T. Linville. A. McKenzie, J. Pricher. SECOND ROW - C. Brown, J. Alston, D. Prow ant, R. Price, J. McKay, J. Streer. THIRD ROW - B. Simons, J. B. Brax ton, K. Chauncey, S. Stewart, J. Mullen. FOURTH ROW - R. Moore, R. Stanley, J. Brown, B. Geddes, B. Porter. FIFTH ROW - R. Jordan, L. Thomas, C. Hoyle, J. Harrelson, E. Williams. SIXTH ROW - Sponsors, Mr. Davis, Mr. Alwood, E. Chadwell, Mathew Alexander. Fellowship of Christian Athletes OFFICERS - Doug Prowant, President; John- ny Braxton, Vice-president; Richard Back, Secretary-treasurer; Jerry Pricher, Chap- lain; Rodney Price, Reporter. 47 Annual Staff FIRST ROW LEFT - J. Burns, Sophomores; J. Ahrens, Sophomores; J. Reutimann, Freshmen; B. Walker, Junior High; J. Breckinridge, Junior High. SECOND ROW - S. Douglas, Seniors; B. Rooks, Seniors; L. Murphy, Juniors; D. Hambright, Juniors. FIRST ROW RIGHT - C. Trogdon, Faculty and Cur- riculum; S. Thompson, Faculty and Curriculum; K. Muse, Activities; V. Smith, Activities; M. Massey, Organizations. SECOND ROW - D. Prowant, Sports; J. Pricher, Advertising. LEFT - Patty Hayden, Co-Editor; CENTER - Donna Merrill, Editor; RIGHT - Craig Palmer, Business Manager. Mrs. Katharine Swing, annual sponsor. LEFT - Rodney Price, the pho- tographer, takes time out to have his picture taken. RIGHT - Annual staff members hard at work. Future Teachers of America BOTTOM ROW - L. to R. - B. Edmonston, S. Douglas, L Graf, C. Burnside, J. Douglas, L. Wells. TOP ROW - L. to R. - J. Reutimann. M. Massey, J. Sabo, Sponsor, Mr. Larry Smith, Y. Kummer, P. Barlow, B. Bales. L. Gall. OFFICERS - L. to R. - Kathy Muse, President; Barbara Rooks, Vice-presi- Our future teachers? dent; Sue Thompson, Secretary; and Debbie Hambright, Treasurer. 49 MAJORETTES - L. to R. - B. Edmonston, L. Lippincott, K. Muse, P. Hayden, L. Martinson, L. Wells. FIRST ROW SEATED J. J. V. Clark, M. Woodruff, C. Trogdon, B. Bales, L. Gall, S. Thompson, J. Breckenridge, S. Arnot, M. English, B. Rooks, M. Massey. SECOND ROW - R. Shireman, D. lyre, J. Douglas, C. Simcoe, A. Neczwid, G. First, T. Tibbs, T. Rickard, J. Alston, D. Massey, C. Moore, G. Sisk. THIRD ROW - R. ftender, C. Ramsey, P. Shaffer, D. Duncan, B. Btown, C. Kirkland, D. Hilton, J. Williamson, L. Murphy, P. Thomas. K. Shannon, L. Wells. FOURTH ROW - L. Costine, J. Rooks, D. Straughn, J. Burns, T. Richard- son, H. Doerr, L. Dukes, C. Travis, K. Young. FIFTH ROW - S. Hodges, R. Dayton, K. Nichols. G. Ham- bright, C. Hail, B. Simons, J. Alston, M. Padgett, T. Unville. SIXTH ROW - T. Eikeland, C. MeLeod, B. Vogel, B. Shannon, G. Geisel, S. Graf, C. Lippincott, R. Jordan. SEVENTH ROW - J. Simons, T. Martin, R. Regan. EIGHTH ROW - D. Robinson, M. Knapp, K. Clark, C. Copper, R. Price, V. Wickstrom, D. Christopher, J. Kay lor, J. Ahrens. MISSING FROM PICTURE - B. Hall, T. Neal, C. Odom, P. Barlow, J. McLellan, M. Johnson, D. Still. Band Captain Rodney Price shown at far left. Center Mr. John T. V. Clark. Band Master. Carl Copper Band Lieutenant, right. 50 Senior Band Members Woodwinds are L. to R. - Barbara Rooks, Melanie Massey, and Linda Lippincott. Rodney Price, Percussion, Left; Clarence Odom, Woodwind, Center; Carl Copper, Percussion, Right. Woodwinds are L. to R. - Patty Thomas, Kathy Shannon, and Linda Wells. Woodwinds are L. to R. - Sue Thompson, Linda Martinson, and Jim Burns. Brass players are Kathy Muse, Joe Ahrens, and Brenda Edmonston. 51 Majorettes LINDA MARTINSON KATHY MUSE BRENDA EDMONSTON PATTY HAYDEN LINDA LIPPINCOTT m SUE THOMPSON Head Majorette LOIS WELLS Zephyrhills Junior High Band FIRST ROW - K. Otteson, A. Colandria, L. Duncklee, C. Skinner, C. Morrill, S. Ferguson, B. Back, D. Boyes, C. Porter, N. Enix, M. Laethem, J. T. V. Clark. SECOND ROW - C. Tullis, S. McBee, B. Coyne, G. Rodgers, S. Sunka, M. Miller, C. Brown, P. Jarrett, D. Messer, S. Porter, T. Garland, B. Drew. THIRD ROW - L. King, T. Cleary, D. Riley, A. Hilton, J. Edmonston, J. Linville, B. Christopher, C. Geiger, D. Calhoun, S. Thomas, N. Peeples. FOURTH ROW - D. Enix, D. Meyers, M. Cox, M. Coyne, S. Hill, D. Cal- houn, T. Alston, B. Smith, W. PopLick, R. Kretschmar, J. White. FIFTH ROW - S. Riley, K. Martinson, H. Hinsz, M. Bird, J. Meyer, H. Bialik, B. Halcomb, J. Wells, D. Reutimann, S. Massey. D. Clark. SIXTH ROW - J. Travis, J. Hail, L. Greene, J. Hill, A. Maniscalco, S. Williams, A. Rickard, A. Hennessey, K. Wickstrom, L. Bedding- field, J. Huff. SEVENTH ROW - R. Fisher, R. Badgeley, J. Meengs, M. Dukes, R. Aldecosta, R. Hughes, D. Miller, S. Nance, S. Quattlebaum, J. Chenkin. EIGHTH ROW - J. Vincent, R. Duncan. LEFT - Miss Davy Massey head majorette of the Junior High March- ing Band. FIRST ROW - C. Palmer, J. Burns, D. Prowant, J. Pricher, J. Ahrens, R. Price, T. Linville. SECOND ROW - O. Hill, J. Alston, D. Straughn, S. Beddingfield, J. B. Braxton, S. Stewart, D. Krystofiak. THIRD ROW - J. Brown, K. Chauncey, B. Porter. FOURTH ROW - R. Moore, R. Jordan, B. Simons, S. Chauncey, L. Thomas. Interact Interact is a worldwide organization whose members are dedicated to service and international understanding. It is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Zephyr - hills. Also serving as sponsor is Lamar Stephens. OFFICERS ARE - TOP, Ed Chadwell, Treasurer; Carl Copper, Secretary; Dale Palmer, Vice-president; Cliff Brown, President; Robert Reeves, Di- rector; Richard McLellan, Director. FIRST ROW - L. to R. - D. Massey. M. Massey. D. Hambright, B. Rooks. C. Dean, B. Edmonston, B. Simons, J. Alston, C. Copper. SECOND ROW - T. Linville, F. Geiger. M. English, D. Kirk, S. Douglas, R. McLel- lan, O. Hill, S. Reagan. THIRD ROW - R. Sorenson, P. Barlow. B. Bales, K. Nichols. J. Sabo, J. Simons, E. Huber. FOURTH ROW - G. Hambright, D. Boan, R. Toler, J. Overstreet, S. Beddingfield, T. Ramey, H. Carpenter, G. First, C. Lippincott, R. Jordan. FIFTH ROW - R. Reeves, J. Alston. J. Taylor. L. Clark, G. Clark, M. Chauncey, W. Toler, L. Thomas. M. Padgett, D. Christopher, B. Shannon. F. Neal. SIXTH ROW - G. Sisk, T. Rickard, C. Simcoe, T. Tibbs, B. Geddes, R. Regan, D. Finnell, D. Dmsmore, D. Straughn, L. Gall, J. Burns, D. Schall. SEVENTH ROW - D. Robinson, A. Vincent, M. Knapp, N. Walker. D. Carroll, S. Sprouse, P. Geiger, D. Grace, L. Dukes. EIGHTH ROW - D. Simmons. D. Smith, J. Emery, B. Walker, M. Gerber, V. Davidson, S. Stallard, J. McLellan, C. Hail, M. Chancey. L. Stewart, J. Rocks. J. Douglas. MISSING FROM PICTURE is sponsor Mr. M. Crawford. OFFICERS - L. to R. - Joy Reuti- mann, President; Joe Ahrens, Vice- president; Sue Thompson, Secre- tary; Ray Mullis, Treasurer. 55 DEBBIE HAMBRIGHT MELANIE MASSEY LYNN MURPHY Co-Captain Captain Varsity Cheerleaders 56 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 57 Junior High Pep Club FIRST ROW - L. to R. - D. Rust, S. Thomas, D. Defibaugh, B. Back, B. Kendrick, N. Enix, B. Kirkland, J. Winn, K. Wickstrom, D. Miller, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW - K. Asher, A. Harvey, F. Amos, L. Alexander, W. Hall, A. Hennessey, C. Porter, L. Hartley, J. Linville, C. Skinner. THIRD ROW - S. McBee, B. Coyne, C. Geiger, E. Hilton, B. Sabo, M. Miller, C. Brown, S. Ferguson, M. Pendarvis, L. Thomas, L. Heath, E. Pendarvis. FOURTH ROW - Z. Muffley, N. Canaday, J. Meyers, L. Messer, L. Duncklee, T. Cleary, S. Massey, L. Beddingfield, T. Alston, H. Bickle, D. Hodges. FIFTH ROW - D. Riley, M. Neal, K. Otteson, V. Griffin, S. Hill, V. Brown, J. Moore, M. Reagen, G. Savary, E. Cochran. SIXTH ROW - L. Jackson, D. Defil- aguy, E. Daughtery, P. Griffin, W. Poplick, L. Green, J. Harrison, R. Hughes, M. Laethem, J. Travis, S. Riley, M. Peacock. SEVENTH ROW - J. Hill, C. Hill, H. Hinsz, D. Woolfolk, J. Hail, G. Hutchinson, R. Ogilbee, R. Zigler, M. Dukes, M. Davis. EIGHTH ROW - A. Hall, B. Halcomb, J. Higdon, R. Ellis. NINTH ROW - J. Chenkin, S. Ownby, T. Jefferson, L. Hilton, A. Florer, K. Martinson, C. Florer, L. Stefancich, T. Robbins, R. Douglas, E. Ziegler. OFFICERS - L. to R. - Karl Wickstrom, President; Debbie Overstreet, Vice-President; Janet Edmonston, Secretary; Missing from picture Mr. Huff, sponsor. 58 LINDA THOMAS - Captain PAM GRIFFIN Junior High Cheerleaders PHYLLIS JARRETT DEBBIE WOOLFOLK JAN WINN TOP PICTURE, FIRST ROW - C. Larson, G. Murray, J. Kingston, D. Smith, D. Brown, S. Hilton, K. Bolton, L. Clark. SECOND ROW - T. Wallace, G. Thomas, G. Clark, J. Hembree, U. Alexander, D. Florer, F. Neal. THIRD ROW - C. Hoyle, J. Harrelson, E. Williams, R. Coleman, B. Garland, C. Weigert, J. Kaylor. BOTTOM PICTURE, FIRST ROW - A. Fielder, D. Ward, B. Tinbrink, E. Colandria, D. Hill, L, Meyer, M. Penny. SECOND ROW - J. B. Braxton, D. Garland, L. Huffman, R. Stanley, Z. Arnold, D. Maple, Mr. M. Shackelford, Sponsor, D. McCreadie, P. Woodruff. W. Rickard, B. Dunklee, P. McKee, E. Chadwell. OFFICERS - FIRST ROW - David Brown, Eddie Colandria, Doy Smith. BACK ROW - William Rickard, Ed Chadwell, Sponsor, Mr. M. Shackel- ford, Bob Dunklee. 60 FIRST ROW - F. Hall, B. Dobbs, B. Hall, M. Boyette, D. Lewis, E. Stanley, C. Braxton. SECOND ROW - J. Howard, M. Cook, D. Kinsman, W. Howard, D. Dobbs, B. Douglas, J. Taylor, F. Geiger, N. Quattlebaum. THIRD ROW - Mr. Redmon, Sponsor, S. Mason, B. Lane. T. Doerr, A. Clements, L. Dixon. AG. Placement 61 FIRST ROW - D. Florer. G. Thomas, J. Hembree, D. Ward. SECOND ROW - D. Maple, D. Garland. B. Dunk- le, L. Huffman. Diversified Cooperative Training SEATED - L. to R. - P. Stafford, M. Grimes, I. Hennessy, M. Hargreaves, P. Shelton, D. Mu 11 in, B. Ander- son, D. Forbes, C. Weicht. SECOND ROW - SEATED - R. Miller, M. Goss, A. Doerr, S. Barrentine, G. Rose, B. Poe, J. Wells. STANDING - R. Kinne, Sponsor, Mr. S. Kendrick, R. Chenkin, K. Dixon, R. Hogan, M. McCreadie, R. Bohannon, A. Greene, J. Rathel, B. Miller, J. Morton. 62 OFFICERS - L. to R. - Brenda Hughes, Reporter; Patty Thomas, Chaplain; Jim Streer, Parliamentarian; Kathy Oliver, Treasurer; Janet Huber, Secretary; Wilbur Posey, Vice- president; Anne Neal. Pres. Para-Medics FIRST ROW - L. to R. - D. Darby, I. Graf, L. Mullis, S. Hunt, R. Owens, C. Barrow, D. Jackson, M. Cook, K. Gehrke. SECOND ROW - C. Dobson. D. Tyre, M. Johnson, E. Jones, C. McCloud, S. Parson, C. Moore, S. Hodges, B. Brown. THIRD ROW - S. Holley. J. Archie, R. Orender, D. Still, A. Barber. FOURTH ROW - E. Alexander, L. McKay, M. McKenzie. OFFICERS - L. to R. - Miss V. Johns, Sponsor; Linda Martinson, Pres- ident; Joyce Anderson, Vice-President; Charmainc Barrow, Secretary; Pat Shaffer, Treasurer. 63 Dramatics Club OFFICERS - L. to R. - Jimmy Simons, President; Lynn Murphy, Vice-President; Judy Alston, Sec- retary; Mabel English, Treasurer; Sponsor, Miss Hunt. Dramatics meeting in progress. Qualifications for membership are few. Anyone who is interested in acting, or in any other phase of work in this field is encouraged to join. Each year the Dramatics Club presents two plays. The play entitled Cornelia Makes Christmas was presented at the White Christmas Program. Science Club SENIOR HIGH MEMBERS - BOTTOM ROW - C. Lippincott, E. Huber, V. Wicksirom, A. Neczwid, D. Tyre, M. Woodruff. TOP ROW - L. Kretschmar, G. Geisel, T. Neal, C. Travis, M. Boyette. MISSING FROM PICTURE - P. Faison. JR. HIGH MEMBERS - FIRST ROW - D. Hodges, L. King, D. Denny, B. Halcomb, S. Quattlebaun, J. Johnston, R. Williams, B. Alexander. SECOND ROW - D. Miller, D. Petty, J. Travis, M. Mullis, H. Ross, L. Hilton, J. Bradford, A. Alexander, Mr. Turnage. THIRD ROW - J. Moore, J. Linville, K. Wickstrom, R. Kretschmar, M. Lathem, J. Hail, K. McDowell. R. Doutlas, S. Riley. 65 Junior High W ork-Experience Program LEFT - Mr. Victor Smith, co-ordinator and sponsor of the J. H. W. E. Program. This course is open to students who are 14 or 15 years of age who display a definite desire to learn a trade or occupation with a view toward using such training for practical purposes. SEATED - L. to R. - P. McKee. N. Carroll, E. Posey. FIRST ROW - T. Fambro, W. Collier. R. Arnold, E. Wells, C. Drew. T. Ownby, H. William, R. Allen, T. Avery. 66 FIRST ROW - R. Toler, D. Boan, S. Arnot, D. Simmons, K. Mullen, M. Gerber, D. Finnell, T. Ramey. SECOND ROW - J. Emery, R. Sorensen, B. Chanucey, C. Dukes, S. Hunt, C. Barrow, P. Shaffer, R. Owens. THIRD ROW - Sponsor, Mrs. Harvey, M. McKenzie, L. McKay, J. Archie, S. Holley, R. Dempsey, J. Emery, B. Edmonston, J. Reutimann, M. Massey, C. Burnside, J. Anderson, S. Hodges, N. Walker, Sponsor, Mrs. Johnson. ABSENT FROM PICTURE - L. Mullis, V. Cleveland, A. Neal, D. Dinsmore, J. Mojica, D. Clark. Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS - BOTTOM - L. to R. - Lynn Murphy, President-Elect; Sue Douglas, President; Lois Wells, Historian. TOP - L. to R. - Thelma Ramey, Recre- ation; Valerie Wickstrom, Degrees; Debbie Dins- more, Program Chairman. MISSING FROM PIC- TURE is Anne Neal, Secretary-Treasurer. 67 FIRST ROW - G. Cook, C. Dobson, D. Clark, M. Holt, S. Smith, W. Roberts. SECOND ROW - B. Williams, G. Anderson, C. Dukes, T. Rickard, G. Sisk, J. Alston, J. Palmer. THIRD ROW - Sponsor. Mrs. E. Harvey, M. Johnson, D. Tyre, B. Fielding, J. McCreadie, L. Dukes, D. DePoy, Sponsor, Mrs. L. Johnson. 'Mitm ATHLETICS COACH JOHN CLEMENTS Athletic Director, Baseball fe COACHSKC COACH LEMAR STEPHENS Varsity Football, J. V. Basketball CfUrMin - COACH BOB ALWOOD Varsity Football, Golf These Men Hold the Key .. «■c COACH MELVIN DENNARD Varsity Football 70 CJ� . C COACH CAROL PHILLIPS Varsity Basketball, Jr. Hi Football COACH JAMES DAVIS J. V. Football, Track .. to Many a Young Man’s Future. COACH CARY WATSON J.V. Football COACH MARION CRAWFORD Jr. Hi Basketball, J.V. Baseball 71 Varsity Football SEATED, L to R - F. Hall, J. Pricher, J. Braxton, D. Prowant, J. Brown, B. Poe, K. Chauncey, C. Odom, M. Alexander, B. Hall. KNEELING, L to R - B. Kinne, R. Stanley, J. B. Braxton, M. McCreadie, M. Williams, J. McKay, A. McKenzie, C. Hoyle, R. Moore, E. Colandria, J. Giles, Coach Dennard. STANDING, L to R - Coach Alwood, E. Chad well, S. Stewart, C. Brown, J. Streer, J. Mullins, K. Sampson, M. Penny, J. Harrelson, E. Williams, Coach Stephens. ABSENT - Dennis Hartley. L to R - Coach Melvin Dennard, Line Coach, Coach Bob Alwood, Head Coach, Coach Lemar Stephens, Backfield Coach. 72 Practice, Hustle, and Pride Spell SUCCESS! Returning Lettermen KNEELING, L to R - Bob Kinne, Jerry Pricher, Keathel Chaun- cey, Doug Prowant, John Braxton, Bill Poe, J. B. Braxton. STANDING, L to R - Cliff Brown, John Harrelson, Mike McCreadie, Alvin McKenzie, Coach Alwood, Ed Chadwell, James Streer, Clarence Odom. « 73 Chauncey Gains Good Yardage in Homecoming Win Over Brewster, 26-21. McKenzie Carries the Ball Down to the 5 Yard Line Against Pinecrest. Alvin McKenzie Shows the Form that Made Him All-Conference. 74 Varsity Basketball KNEELING, L to R - Keathal Chauncey, Terry Linville, Richard McLellan, Doug Prowant, Rodney Price. STANDING, L to R - Coach Phillips, Bob Geddes, Dale Palmer, David Krystofiak, Bill Porter, Richard Back, Manager, Frank Hall. ABSENT - Rubin Pickett. 75 ABOVE - Richard Back Displays the Hustle, and Fight that Made Him a Key Man in the Bulldog Line-Up. Senior, Dale Palmer Scores Two Points in the Ledger Tourney at Florida Southern. David Krystofiak Controls the Rebound as a Pirate Looks on in Awe. 76 This Was the Basket that Sank the Pirates. Ktystofiak and Palmer Fight for the Rebound. 77 Varsity Baseball KNEELING, L to R - B. Lane, E. Colandria, J. Brown, J. Harrelson, K, Chauncey, D. Prowant, R. Mullis, R. Moore. STANDING, L to R - C. Brown, E. Williams, B. Porter, D. Palmer, Coach Clements, J. McKay, J. Giles, J. Braxton, R. Stanley. ABSENT - Rubin Pickett. 78 79 EDDIE COLANDRIA JOHN HARRELSON ELTON WILLIAMS turn BILL PORTER JEFF BROWN RICK MOORE B. B. LANE JAMES GILES 80 JOHN BRAXTON Track KNEELING, L to R - T. Richardson, E. Stanley, F. Hall, G. Mathis. A. McKenzie, M. Alexander, R. Odom. SECOND ROW, L to R - C. Odom, J. Pricher, R. Kinne, M. Penney, M. Williams, G. Decker, J. Nations, H. Reeves. STANDING, L to R - Coach Davis, S. Stewart, J. Mullins, D. Krystofiak, E. Chad- well, B. Geddes, M. McCreadie, D. Hartley. ABSENT - K. Sampson, T. Eiland, W. Hartley, L. Thomas, G. Clark, H. Carpenter. Returning Lettermen 81 Odom and Pricher Practice Starts. Bob Kinne, Senior, Shot Put. rf- 82 Dennis Hartley Throws Discus. Richard Back Clears Hurtles. Golf KNEELING, L to R - T. Goodrich, R. Reeves, C. Travis, K. Clark, R, Hauer, B. Hall. STANDING, L to R - Coach Alwood, R. McLellan, L. McDonald, W. Rickard, J. Kaylor, R. Price, J. Pricher. 83 J. V. Football SEATED, L to R - R. Reeves, V. McKenzie, J. Alston, R. Jordan. KNEELING, L to R - L. Whithead, R. Ouattlebaum, T. Wallce, A. Duncklee, L. Cahagan, C. Braxton, L. Thomas. STANDING, L to R - Coach Davis, L. Dixon, B. Lane, E. Stanley, G. Clark, F. Alexander, Coach Watson. ABSENT - R. Coleman, F. Hall. J. V. Basketball 1st ROW, L to R - T. Richardson, B. Lane, D. Lewis, C. Lippincott, R. Regan, L. Thomas, K. Young. 2nd ROW, E. Heuber, G. Clark, B. Shannon, D. Robinson, H. Carpenter, H. Ferrei, S. Stewart, Coach Stephens. 84 Jr. High Football SEATED, L to R - J. Higdon, B. Alexander, D. Ahrens, J. Streer, M. Coyne, J. Meyer, C. Hill. KNEELING, L to R - C. Devonshire, J. Williams, H. Bialik, B. Christopher, J. Moore, J. Linville, L, Williams, F. Hall, J. Mullis. STANDING, L to R - Coach Phillips, F. Duncklee, M. Bird, J. Geiger, M. Walker, S. Riley, W. Poplick, C. Skinner. MGRS., L to R - J. Wells, M. Peacock, M. Laethem. Conference Champs The Jr. High Football Team is made up of all 7th and 8th grade boys. This was only the second year that Z. H.S. has been a member of the P. E. D.E. Conference. This year, under the direction of Coach Carol Phillips, the boys were conference champions! 85 7th Grade Jr. High Basketball 8th Grade SENIORS Happiness Is 88 MR. JOHN CLEMENTS ... being a Senior Class officer. M. JOSEPH AHRENS ULYSSES ALEXANDER BRENDA C. ANDERSON ... eating in the lunch room OR bringing your own lunch? RICHARD W. CHENKIN MARTHA L. COLANDRIA WILLIAN H. COLEMAN 90 PATRICIA GAIL CONNELLY CARL IVAN COPPER JR. CAROLYN LEA DEAN DONALD L. FLORER DEBORAH H. FORBES being a Rooker ANNA MARTHA DOERR SUSANNE DOUGLAS BRENDA C. EDMONSTON ... knowing what to do. GLORIA M. GAVIN 92 MELODEE L. HARGREAVES INGEBORG H. HENNESSEY SYLVIA ANN HOWARD JANET GAY HUBER ROBERT EUGENE K1NNE YVONNE M. KUMMER LARRY G. HUFFMAN BRENDA SUE HUGHES BOBBY D. JACKSON 93 KATHLEEN A. LAETHEM ... a quick swim in December. ... being a Senior at a pep rally. TERRY W. LIN VILLE JERRY ERNEST MASON MELANIE LADY MASSEY JEROME MATHIS 94 LAVIANIA McKAY RICHARD A. McLELLAN DONNA RAE MERRILL alvin t. mckenzie RICHARD MILLER JERRY DON MORTON DEBRA GAY MULLIN 95 LOIS ANN NELSON CLARENCE O. ODOM KATHRYN J. OLIVER DALE C. PALMER ... working on the annual WILLIAM C. POE WILBER EARL POSEY RODNEY CHARLES PRICE ... doing the teaberry. shuffle GLORIA JEAN ROSE JAMES V. STREER 98 DONNA JEAN SANSOM PATRICIA A. THOMAS KATHLEEN M. SHANNON BARBARA JOYCE ROOKS SUSAN ELLEN THOMPSON -JQHyJDWAR OMES SHARON LEE TULLIS JOEL WESLEY WELLS LINDA SUE WHITE -BARBARA L. WALKER CAROLYN E. WEICHT CHARLES L. WEIGERT JOY C. WILLIAMSEN LINDA SUE WELLS Happiness Is Being A Senior Notable Best Looking SUE DOUGLAS and JOHNNY BRAXTON Cutest CAROLE BURNSIDE and JOHN TOMES Most Athletic MELANIE MASSEY and DOUG PROWANT 100 Most Popular SUE DOUGLAS and RICHARD BACK Most Talented SUE THOMPSON and RODNEY PRICE Most Ambitious Wittiest ANNE NEAL and JERRY PRICHER 101 CAROLYN DEAN and JIM BURNS Best All Around SUE DOUGLAS and RICHARD BACK Most Flirtatious SUE THOMPSON and JIM BURNS Most School Spirit Most Intellectual 102 MELANIE MASSEY and JOE AHRENS KATHLEEN SHANNON and CRAIG PALMER Friendliest VIRGINIA MANLEY and RICHARD BACK Neatest SUE DOUGLAS and JOHNNY BRAXTON Shyest GAIL CONNELLY and JERRY MASON Senior Ideals Girl EYES.......... NOSE.......... HAIR.......... COMPLEXION. . LIPS.......... TEETH......... SMILE......... LAUGH ........ FIGURE........ EYELASHES . . . , DIMPLES....... PERSONALITY . . SINCERITY . . . . SENSE OF HUMOR HANDS......... CHARACTER . . . . Carole Burnside . Joy Reutimann . . Kathy Oliver . Linda Martinson . . Brenda Hughes Ingeborg Hennessy . Virginia Manley . . Barbara Rooks . .Joy Reutimann ... Kathy Muse . . Brenda Hughes . . . . Gloria Rose . Kathy Shannon . . Carolyn Dean . . Sue Douglas . . . Sue Douglas Boy EYES.......... NOSE.......... HAIR.......... COMPLEXION . . LIPS . . ..... TEETH......... SMILE......... LAUGH ........ PHYSIQUE .... EYELASHES . . . . DIMPLES....... PERSONALITY . . SINCERITY . . . . SENSE OF HUMOR HANDS......... CHARACTER . . . Richard Back . Rodney Price Johnny Braxton Terry Linville . Jerry Pricher . . Jim Burns Doug Prowant . Robert Kinne Johnny Braxton . . Ray Mullis . . Ray Mullis . Richard Back . Craig Palmer . . Jim Burns . Rodney Price Jerry Pricher This year we had the privilege of having as our royalty judge Mr. Jackie Gleason, who is a well- known television personality. V. � , 0 v� x 105 Johnny Braxton and Queen 107 First Runners-Up MELANIE MASSEY JOHN TOMES Second Runners-Up CAROLE BURNSIDE TERRY LINVILLE 108 110 David Brown Sharon Bracknell J. B. Braxton Jeanette Bohannon Cliff Brown CLASS OFFICERS: L. to R.. Vice-Pres. Ed Chadwell, Treas. Lynn Murphy, Sec. Sabra Cooker, Pres. David Krystofiak Kathy Bamberger Sharon Barrentine Steve Beddingfield Matthew Alexander Jeff Alston III This year's Powder Puff game was won by the Mighty Juniors, when Debbie Ham- bright made the win- ning touchdown. The game ended with a score of 9-2. 112 A pair of beautiful cheerleaders. Jeff Alston and Jimmy Simons, cheered the Junior Class to victory! Margaret Davis Donna Darby Gary Decker John Deem Rose Dempsey Kenneth Dixon Gail Drew Jim Duckett Cheri Dukes 113 Bob Dunkle Joyce Emery Gary First Jeanne Emmery Herbert Ferrell Thomas Eiland Irene Graf The Junior girls take a rest after a hard fought 2nd quarter. Kathy Felker David Garner Debbie Hambright Dennis Hartley Johnny Harrelson Roy Hauer Patty Hayden Jimmy Hembree Renee Hendrix Linda Hightower Odis Hill Ann Hinsz Robert Hogan Carl Hoyle 115 Charlotte Hunt Sharon Juston Diana Jackson Doug Kirk David Krystofiak Larry Lindsay Tony Martin Nancy Massey John McKay Dwight Meengs Billy Miller Jo Mojica John Mullins Lynn Murphy Frank Neal Carolyn Perry Julia Phipps Robert Reeves Shirley Rose Paula Shelton Bobby Simons Jimmy Simons Valerie Smith Beverly Smith 117 Doy Smith Phyllis Stafford David Straughn Ramona Szvetecz Barbara Tippett Wade Toler 118 SOPHOMORES Class of 71 This year the Sophomores be- came a full-fledged part of the stu- dent body. They chose capable leaders and as the year progressed they were seen to accomplish much. 10-1 CLASS OFFICERS: Kenny Bol- ton, Jackie Archer, Barbie Bales, Patty Barlow. James Adams Joyce Anderson Jackie Archer Diane Arnold Zacky Arnold Suzanne Arnot Barbie Bales Joel Baptist Mike Barber Patty Barlow Charmaine Barrow Jeff Brown Robert Biston Kenny Bolton Debbie Bowan Tom Boyette 120 Hill Carpenter Steve Chancey Daniel Christopher Gary Clark Vicki Cleveland Rick Coleman Michele Collier Louise Costine Charles Courson Diane Davis Rod Dayton Debbie Densmore Henry Doerr Ginger Douglas Debbie Duncan Arthur Duncklee Coach Alwood Katharine Swing Larry Smith Constance Kaylor 121 Dale Eady Mabel English Mark Faison Debbie Finnell Charles Franklin Edward Gahagan Lisa Gall Robert Garland Gi Gi Gautney Bob Geddes Charles Geiger Ferman Geiger Marlese Gerber Dale Hill Boe Hilton Diane Hilton Sue Hodges Sheila Holley 10-2 CLASS OFFICERS: B. B. Lane, Diane Hilton, Debbie Finnell, Gi Gi Gautney. 122 Edward Holt Elizabeth Huber Cindy Hefflefinger Sylvia Hunt Larry Hussey Elaine Jones Evelyn Jones Randy Jordan 10-3 CLASS OFFICERS: Karen Nichols, Joy Overstreet, Larry Myer, Thelma Ramey 10-4 CLASS OFFICERS: Larry Thomas, Linda Wells, Joellyn Rooks. Jimmy Kaylor Jay Kingston Carol Kirkland Larry Kretschamar 6. B. Lane Charles Larson Carl Lippincott Rachel Lowe 123 David McCreadie Larry McDonald Mae McKenzie Larry Meyer Chipper Moon Rick Moore Kathy Mullen Linda Mullis Karen Nichols David Oliver Rose Owen Larry Pate Rowena Orender Joy Overstreet Greg Murray Andrij Neczwid Richard Pattie Ann Phipps Greg Phipps Mark Penny Ruben Pickett Bill Porter Nancy Porter Thelma Ramey Kathy Ramsey Willadean Rathel Loretta Ray Steve Reagan Mike Rickard Joellyn Rooks Jackie Sabo Pat Shaffer Billy Shannon Debbie Simmons Danielle Slaughter Donna Smith 125 Rae Ann Sorenson Rocky Stanley Linda Stewart Judy Thain Bruce Tenbrink Reva Toler Nancy Walker Tommy Wallace Evie Weicht Lois Wells Allean White Valerie Wickstrom Berni Willmont Paul Woodruff 126 FRESHMEN Freshmen Start a Pathway to the Future Frank Alexander Russell Allen Wayne Allen Judy Alston Sharon Arnold Gary Asher Debbie Barrentine Janice Barrentine Michael Boyette Sue Boyette Bonita Brocies Betty Brown Connie Carrol Nancy Carrol Marcia Chancey Ken Clark Rosa Clark Frank Clements Patricia Clements Melenese Cook William Cook Jim Coston Mike Coston Verna Davidson Charles Denney 128 Kathy Dixon Leon Dixon Billy Dobbs Danny Dobbs Celia Dobson Tommy Doetr Laurie Dukes David Eady Tommy Eikeland Joyce Ellis Sandra Emery Philip Faison Allen Fielder Michael Gantt Kay Gehrke Ferman Geiger Paula Geiger Jerry Geisel Bertha Goodwin Donna Grace Sam Graf Betty Greene Cindy Hail Bennie Hall Frankie Hall OFFICERS FOR 9-1 pictured L. to R. are Laurie Dukes, Nancy Carrol, Judy Alston, and Marcia Chancey. OFFICERS FOR 9-2 pictured are L. to R., James Giles, Eric Huber, Paula Geiger, and Gail Ham bright. 129 Gail Hambright Ralph Harrison Wayne Hartley David Heath Brenda Higginbotham Mary Alice Holt Jackie Howard James Howard William Howard Eric Huber Evelyn Hutto Tony Jenkins Melissa Johnson Janette Jones OFFICERS FOR 9-3 pictured are Rick Reagan, Davy Massey, and Wanda Kraus. Linda Kelley Debbie Kinsman Marsha Knapp Mike Knoblett Wanda Kraus Isaiah Lane Karen Larson Dale Lewis Cynthia Liville Bernice Lowe 130 Bob Magoon Steve Mason Davy Massey Steve McAdams Wanda McDowell Patricia McKay Paul McKee Joan McLellan Carol McLeod Pamela Miller Sponsors or something!! Cindy Moore Joe Nations Amy Neal Tony Neal Gloria Oliver Lavonne Oliver Martha Padgett Mike Padgetr Joan Palmer Sally Parsons Ricky Quattlebaum Becky Ray Rosella Ray Rick Reagan 131 Howard Reeves Patty Renninger Tracy Richardson Terri Rickard Don Robinson Robert Sampson Teresa Segers Ralph Shireman Cheryl Simcoe Glenda Sisk Sandy Sprouse Diane Stairs Sheila Stallard Edward Stanley Shirley Stefancich Tim Szvetecz Joe Taylor Tevesa Tibbs Cliff Travis Diane Tyre Anne Vincent Bruce Vogel Lois Ward Margie Wells Larry Whitehead OFFICERS FOR 9-4 pictured L. to R. are: Anne Vincent. Glenda Sisk, Terri Rickard, and Teresa Tibbs. MISSING FROM PICTURES: Irving Charles James Giles Susan McEldowney Samuel McGee Douglas McGee Clifford Braxton Leroy Johnson Margaret Woodruff Kenny Young JUNIOR HIGH D. Ahrens T. Alston G. Anderson T. Avery R. Badgley R. Baggott P. Barber C. Bass L. Beddingfield H. Bialik R. Bickel H. Biston R. Braddock D. Branch R. Branch C. Brown V. Brown J. Buck K. Buck D. Calhoun Eighth Grade N. Canaday B. Carter J. Chenkin B. Christopher D. Clark N. Clark D. Clarke T. Cleary 134 W. Cleveland E. Cochran T. Cochran T. Colandria J. Coleman W. Collier G. Cook M. Cox M. Coyne J. Daughtery V. Davidson G. Dempsey D. DePoy C. Devonshire S. Dixon R. Dobson S. Dockery P. Doerr S. Dorsey W. Douglas C. Drew R. Duncan I. Dunklee B. Edmondson J. Edmonston D. Enix T. Farr 135 S. Ferguson J. Ferrell B. Fielding K. Finley J. Fisher J. Flatt E. Florer C. Geiger J. Geiger M. Gill V. Griffin B. Halcomb L. Hale E. Hall F. Hall R. Hall C. Harris J. Harrison L. Heath J. Higdon 8-3 OFFICERS: J. Huff. P. Jarrett, S. Hill, L. 8-4 OFFICERS: T. Lynch. J. Meyer, J. Moore. Heath. S. Hill D. Hodges J. Hoyle G. Hubbard J. Huff R. Huffman T. Huffman R. Hughes G. Hutchinson P. Jarrett 136 J. Johnson J. Johnston D. Knoblett R. Kretschmar Y. Kummer M. Lae them T. Linch J. Unville L. Manche S. Massey L. McAdams J. McCreadie M. McEldowney B. McGee D. McGee E. McKenzie D. Messer J. Meyer D. Miller M. Miller B. Mixon E. Mixon R. Mizell C. Mondello J. Moon R. Moon D. Moore J. Moore C. Morrill R. Morris This band represents one of the many activities of the jun- ior high students. Hours of practice make the group a credit to our school at games and parades. 137 Z. Muffley B. Mullis C. Nance R. Ogilbee D. Overstreet S. Owens T. Ownby M. Peacock R. Peeples E. Pend arvis 8-5 OFFICERS: S. Porter, C. Skinner, B. Sabo. 8-6 OFFICERS: J. Welsch, L. Thomas, J. Wells. M. Pendarvis S. Porter E. Posey S. Quattlebaum D. Reutimann B. Ricks S. Riley A. Robbins J. Robbins W. Roberts B. Sabo G. Sampson M. Sanders L. Shive M. Simcoe B. Smith D. Smith D. Stewart M. Stewart B. Stinard 138 J. Streer C. Strickland G. Strickland G. TenBrink D. Thomas J. Thomas L. Thomas J. Vasscher M. Walker E. Wells J. Wells J. Welsch R. White K. Wickstrom B. Williams ttr-WTlftfHws L. Williams P. Williams B. Wilmot NOT PICTURED: C. Wilson H. Amos M. Darley C. Florer J. Garard D. Garland T. Garland P. Garner M. Hall D. Hicks P. Hood M. Kerchheim E. Koontz D. Meyers E. Oliver R. Nations F. Nichols G. Murphy J. Murphy D. Ricks S. Smith M. Sokirka C. Skinner V. Sanders 139 R. Aldacosta A. Alexander B. Alexander M. Allen F. Amos R. Arnald J. Arnold K. Asher J. Avery B. Back M. Bird J. Boswell D. Boyes J. Bradford D. Clark A. Colandria T. Colandria D. Collums R. Connell S. Courson Seventh Grade B. Coyne M. Daughtery M. Davis N. Deem D. DeFibaugh D. Denney R. Douglas B. Drew M. Dukes F. Duncklee R. Ellis N. Enix D. Ezelle L. Farnbo A. Florer C. Franklin E. Garner L. Green R. Greene P. Griffin r MJL few £ f V IL RiSJL 140 J. Hail A. Hall W. Hall K. Harris R. Harris L. Hartley A. Harvey H. Hedin P. Hefflefinger R. Hefflefinger A. Hennessey C. Hicks C. Hill J. Hill A. Hilton 7-1 OFFICERS: B. Back, S. 7-2 OFFICERS: F. Duncklee, M. Courson, D. Clark, Dukes, B. Coyne, D. Denney. L. Hilton H. Hinsz F. Hood B. Huston L. Jackson T. Jefferson D. Johnson R. Jones R. Kendrick L. King B. Kirkland P. Knoblett T. Lawrence A. Lott M. Lott 141 A. Maniscalco K. Martinson J. Mason B. McAdams L. McCreadie K. McDowell J. McGee J. Meengs S. Meyer D. Morris J. Mullis M. Neal L. Oliver K. Ottesen S. Overstreet S. Ownby N. Peeples S. Petty C. Porter M. Reagan A. Rickard S. Riley D. Ripley T. Robbins N. Roberson G. Rodgers H. Ross G. Savary R. Slade J. Smith 7-3 OFFICERS: J. Hill. J. 7-4 OFFICERS: E. Mullen. 7-5 OFFICERS: M. Reagan. M. Hail. A. Hilton. K. McDowell, B. Kirkland. Neal, D. Petty, M. Mullis. 142 J. Stewart W. Stewart J. Strickland S. Sunka C. Szvetecz J. Travis K. Tullis J. Vincent C. West R. Whitehead NOT PICTURED: E. Barrantine P. Farr R. Jordan S. McBee E. Mullin L. Stefancich S. Thomas K. Wells L. Williams 143 ■■ I ■ Pep rallies add interest to a junior high student’s day. After working hard, much enthusiasm is shown by both cheerleaders and students. 144 ADVERTISERS Compliments of Congratulations WALT’S FUEL OIL JACK R. LUND D.O. PEEPLE’S CLOTHING SHOE STORE Congratulations Seniors Nationally Advertised Brands Shoes For the entire Family GROGAN’S UPHOLSTERY 617 5th Ave. Zephyrhills • My group had 36% fewer cavities. When we were through we had 36% fewer teeth. WEST REAL ESTATE We truly care. Give us a try Complete Real Estate Service Phone 752-2389 Major and Minor Repairs AUTO CLINIC SERVICE CENTER V 199 First, Zephyrhills If Ken Can't Fix it You'd better junk it. 147 NEUKOM’S DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Drugs Sundries - Gifts - Cosmetics Fountain Service 782-1315 5th Ave. ZEPHYR EGG CO. Congratulations Seniors They're Coming! We Carry Brand Shoes Naturalizers, Life Stride, Miss America, Florsheim, Buster Brown BILL GUNN JEWELERS BILL FRIEND’S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Quality and Service Diamonds and Watches Plant City, Fla. Plant City, Fla. Complete photo coverage 148 POWELL’S BABALU’S Sandwiches and BUICK AND PONTIAC Pizza INC. 402 South Gall Blvd. Sales and Service Compliments of Plant City, Fla. BARBER BLOCK COMPLIMENTS OF CITY OF ZEPHYRHILLS THE CITY OF PURE WATER 149 Really, Lamar? Somebody really stole your hubcap? GEORGE AND BERNICE HODGES Compliments of Congratulations Seniors ABE’S SIGN SHOP 710 S. 301 782-6638 LEE’S BARBER SHOP You're Always Welcome at Abe's 506 8th St. Phone 782-3681 Compliments WHITE’S AUTO PARTS MOODY’S HARDWARE Zephyrhills, Fla. Sporting Sherwin-Williams Goods Paints 150 HARDY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes and Clothing For the entire Family Dade City Zephyrhills Our Best Wishes to the Class of '69' THE ZEPHYRHILLS NEWS Yea! Since Birth. So what? Voice of the City of Pure Water Since 1911. Congratulations Seniors Compliments of HOME LOAN AND FINANCE 705 5th Ave. GENERAL SUPPLIES Compliments of Zephyrhills JIMMY’S PURE OIL 501 Gall Blvd. 151 Quality Homes Compliments of M AND D CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL BANK OF DADE CITY P. O. Box 1015 - Zephyrhills, Fla. 33599 MYRON PROWANT DEL FRENCH Builder Sales Phone 782-2014 Phone 782-1541 A Good Corner to bank on Compliments of 6th St. and Church Ave. Across From the Post Office MASSEY’S BARBER SHOP 702 5th Ave. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PASCO COUNTY Offices at 5th Ave. and 9th St. Zephyrhills 409 East Church Ave. Dade City 152 Compliments of PASCO ABSTRACT COMPANY WYMAN’S FLORIST 302 So. 5th St. Established 1889 Abstracts and Title Insurance Representing Title Trust Company of Florida Dade City, Fla. P. O. Box 126, East Meridian Ave. Dade City, Florida Phone 567-3068 FIRST REFRIGERATION BIG JOHN’S GARAGE 917 South Hwy. 301 South Allen Road 782-1916 782-2518 A new Z. H.S. girl’s record. The mile in 23 minutes. Compliments of DEL FRENCH REALTY ASSOCIATES P. O. Box 1015 782-1541 DONATIONS JOHN C. STANTON W. KENNETH BARNES ROBERT D. SUMNER LEWIS P. MANN, D.D.S. THOMAS E. FOSTER 153 USSERY SEWING CENTER RAYMOND’S PAINT BODY SHOP Plant City, Fla. Sales, Service and Parts 312 6th St. Phone 782-1383 Zephyrhills My mother's washing my sheet. DON AND MARGUERITE PATTIE for PERMA CURE WOOD PRODUCTS P. O. Box D Crystal Springs ZEPHYRHILLS INSURANCE AGENCY WHITEY’S SINCLAIR All Types of Insurance Phone 782-1441 701 5th Ave. - P. O. Box 968 Zephyrhills 1401 Highway 301 South Zephyrhills, Fla. 154 Compliments of LYKES PASCO PACKING CO. NAPA STANDARD AUTO PARTS Congratulations Class of '69' 215 Gall Blvd. Phone 782-1561 BURNS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY Zephyrhills Bright Future Ahead TWI-LITE MOTEL HOODS FAMILY CLEANERS AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 405 South Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, Fla. REAL ESTATE LAURA WELLS Representative Phones: A. C. 813 1550 North U. S. Office, 782-2416 Hwy. 301 Resi. , 782-6079 North Edge of Town Zephyrhills, Fla. 33599 A You mean I can't make the cover of play- boy with my clothes on? 156 Now It's Kawasaki A Complete Line From the Fantastic 90 cc to the Scorching 650 cc Commanders. See 'em All at Compliments of DIPPER DAN ICE CREAM SHOPPE ARTS MOTORCYCLE SALES SERVICE Plant City, Florida SCOTTY’S CITY DRUG Prescriptions Are Our Specialty BACK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Free Delivery Phone Day 782-7181 Night 782-1133 Builder and Developer of Quality Homes MARION SMITH FLORIST Colony Park and Colony Heights P. O. Box 1107 Corner of 1st Ave. and 7th St. Phone 782-1106 782-2006 BLACK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Best Compliments of Plant City, Florida Phone 752-4366 THE LOOK AND LIKE SHOP 157 McGAVERN PLUMBING ELECTRICAL COMPANY Where Service Counts Zephyrhills, Fla. BOB’S MOBILE HOME SERVICE Hwy. 54 West Box 61 Zephyrhills, Fla. Phone 782-18 Our Guidance Counselor works overtime... ??? Everything For Trailers Cong ratulations THE WESTERN SHOP AND PASCO FARM RANCH SUPPLY LEE REED INSURANCE AGENCY Hwy. 301 and 98 North Dade City Congratulations to WESTERN AUTO the Class of '69 ASSOCIATE STORE MORTON’S FLORIST Compliments of MR. AND MRS. BOB THOMPSON 158 WILLIAMS FASHION CENTER Dade City Congratulations to the '69 Graduates Compliments of MYRON G. NABER’S JEWELRY STORE 304 East Meridean Dade City ? ZEPHYR KLEEN CARS INC. 601 Gall Blvd. Phone 782-1012 HOOD’S A TO Z TIRE KING Distributors for Delta Tires and Yocas Batteries All Sizes in Stock. Hwy. 301 South Zephyrhills 708 5th Ave. Zephyrhills ELSIE’S 5 10 The Biggest Little Store in Town Compliments of F. E. HART REALTOR HELEN H. HART Associate 718 5th Ave. Next To Post Office Ph. 782-2016 Res. 782-2037 159 Compliments of RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance in a Hurry Day 782-1528 Night 113 So. Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills ZEPHYR FOOD HAVEN Compliments of Hwy. 301 South Open 7 Days a Week SUPERIOR Your Host and Hostess ELECTRONICS DOUG AND DORA DANIELS INC. Phone 782-2412 Zephyrhills, Florida Sales and Service Motorola Zenith CHICKIE’S COIN 218 S. 7th St. 415 Gall Blvd. LAUNDERETTE Dade City Zephyrhills 567-3223 782-1744 1411 Gall Blvd. 60 Compliments of Congratulations REUTIMANN CHEVROLET To The Class Of 1969 CO. Zephyrhills, Fla. K BAR RANCH Compliments of Zephyrhills DR. AND MRS. ROBERT D. PIAT CUNNINGHAM FURNITURE Why Take Chances? Buy From Me. Be Sure. g! u Phone 782-1187 Zephyrhills, Fla. U itW a w ■ FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION Please fellas. Don't handcuff me to Miss Live Better Electrically Mashonas. 161 Compliments of CENTRAL PHOSPHATES INC. Senior Directory JOE AHRENS: Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Interact 4; Zephilsco 4; Bulldogger 4; Pep Club 3,4, Pep Club Vice President 4; Junior - Senior Class Plays; Track 4; Float Committee Chairman 4; Senior Notable; Library Assistant; Bacca- laureate Usher BRENDA ANDERSON: DCT 4 RICHARD BACK: Pep Club 1.2,3, 4; Pep Club President 3; Interact 2,3,4; Z Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Prom Chairman 3; Float Chair- man 2,3,4; Class President 4; Very Important Teens 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3.4 RAYMOND BOHANNON: Junior Play; DCT 4 ROBERT BOLTON: FFA 2; Ag Placement 3,4 LAURANCE BRYANT: Track 1; Rifle Club 2,3 JIM BURNS: Band 1,2,3,4; Man- ager JV Basketball; Manager Var- sity Football 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Interact 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4; Bulldogger 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Float Commit- tee 3; Prom Committee 3 CAROLE BURNSIDE: FHA 1,3,4; Officer 1; Red Cross 1,3; Pep Club 1; Class Secretary 2; Treasurer 4; FT A 4; Junior - Senior Plays; Prom Committee RICHARD CHENKIN: DCT 4; Pep Club 2 MARTHA COLANDRIA: Red Cross 2,3; Paramedics 4; Senior Play BILL COLEMAN: Vocal Music 2; DCT 3 GAIL CONNELLY: FHA 1; FT A 1, 2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Office Assistant 4 CARL COPPER: Pep Club 2,3,4; Interact 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Red Cross 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 4 CAROYLN DEAN: Dramatic 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Senior Notable 4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football Captain 3,4; Paramedics 3; Float Committee 3,4 ANNA DOERR: Paramedics 3,4; DCT 4; Junior Play; FHA 1; Red Cross 2; Powder Puff Game 3; Dramatics 3 SUE DOUGLAS: Class President 1; Band 1; FHA 1,3,4; President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Treas- urer 3; Prom Committee; Gradua- tion Usherette 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Intra Club Council 4; Powder Puff Game 3,4; Float Committee 1,3, 4; Homecoming Court 3; Senior Play; Senior Ideal; Homecoming Queen BRENDA EDMONSTON: Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Homecom- ing Princess 3; Pep 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; FTA 1.2,4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Float Committee 2,3,4; Powder Puff Game 3,4; Class Night Usherette 2; Prom Server 2 DONALD FLORER: FFA 1,2, 3,4; Safety Patrol 2; Ag Placement 3,4 DEBBIE FORBES: Red Cross 1; Pep Club 1.2, 3; FHA 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Z Club; DCT 4; Prom Committee 3; Float Commit- tee 1,2; Band 1, Powder Puff Game 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Baccalaureate Usher- ette 2; Office Assistants 3 GLORIA GAVIN: Dramatics 3; Paramedics 3; Junior Play; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 2 MARION GOSS: Paramedics 3; DCT 4 WILLIAM GREENE: DCT 4 MARY GRIMES: Paramedics 3.4; Pep Club 2,3, Dramatics 3; FTA 1,2; FHA 1,2 MELODY HARGRAVES: DCT 4 INGEBORG HENNESSY: Band 1; Red Cross 1,2; Dramatics 3; Junior Play; Prom Committee 3,4; Float Committee 3; DCT 4; Beta Club 1, 2.3.4 ANN HOWARD: Chorus 1; Beta Club 4; Paramedics 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play; Powder Puff Game 3,4; DCT 4; Baccalau- reate Usherette 2; Pep Club 1 JANET HUBER: DCT3,4;GAA1; German 1 LARRY HUFFMAN: Ag Placement 4 BRENDA HUGHES: Beta Club 3.4; DCT 3,4; Student Council 3.4; Officer 4; Class Officer 3 BOBBIE JACKSON: Band 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 3; FTA 3 ROBERT KINNE: Football 2,3.4; Basketball Manager 1,2; Baseball 165 In Memoriam DONNIE STOKES 1961 Life is eternal; and love is immortal; and death is only a horizon; and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. Raymond Epilogue There is a page within my life, a page of sorrow, gladness and strife; The Zephilsco holds the only key. The key for us in memory ... 168