Zephyrhills High School - Zephilsco Yearbook (Zephyrhills, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

Zephyrhills High School Zephyrhills, Florida DEDICATION Mr. Steuart is one of the most out- standing teachers at ZHS. He is always willing to help a student with a prob- lem, whether school related or per- sonal. He has a certain pride and devo- tion in his work that is hard to equal. He sets an example, not just as a fine teacher, but as a considerate and caring human being. For these and so many more reasons we, the class of ‘78’, do proudly dedicate the 1978 ZEPHIL- SCO to you . . . . . . Paul Steuart. 2 V 10v s -'I' ' qOc' v 1 Sr NT' pc Vs On V eV4' J� - ? ' 4 Vi fV p W JwvWp%_ (J)p 0 Oaq U C Yuu VCVu-A . JULA TA J—• syf ''1 CONTENTS i T v. j4W n J|vav- J1' Q-X. nr Jj Jt- Introduction Seniors Organizations Faculty Sports Advertisements PRIDE AND SPIRIT Bulldog spirit is a feeling of uniting young people that are combined to form a school, where the pleasure and pain of growing up is so greatly expressed. The trials and tribulations of school life are expressed every day with the pride of Zephyrhills in mind. Whether in athletics or organizations, the participation of students is usually enthusiastic, and the pride of winning not for oneself only, but for the title Zephyr- hills to be ranked high, is given at activities all year round. Being moved to a 3-A classification of athletics for the first year — our program has proven to be a con- tender in all categories. 'J - Jhc AiL i. h Y- . ---------- . jfa y i - -y -; .j grj. A J0'’ 0 jcMLO Xwu JiU SUti -iliSS .LJU jfot CJOL - J-UO-Ht cJj Oi 9 vut jm � rag � • ? pAopj' duuyiMU jQ- zlM 'Taxjoi Jp- ' : : - ObuC OULi •£ i-A KP - O A '■ ' j Avm:.j, WW4 .£jUf’ J , Li '-,y®SjjH HbL ■ av £L r %' k .AU, -4J Ljz T , 7 y '■' - „ W A pt L ■7 r, (fj £ t..i V rr Students share in the pleasures of homecoming week, powderpuff foot- ball. White Christmas program and the junior-senior prom in the spring. Even with the hectic first week of school — students manage to let their happy spirit go with the company of friends. 3 Among the new and old relation- ships of couples that come and go there is the hardship of breaking up and starting anew and having no date for the prom . . . X-V 3 ke,en cvS in C C� -S,5 sovVW j o 0, NjOOC Cx r-C.oA r cvt d Lo o C jCX dudif i iOKqoorcxsupw' «]d,ioihad(L pRil4q qood UiM in f¥ (jcjG c1qs,M aour d mi fli'CL q doni dnw. (Jo«. -fern w. d|] 3 sjnnnl r ykf ddc m cud I'M frd v, ii ik ,, (EW?) i1 sey ULLDOGS! SENIORS Fred Rhoda Vice-President Barbara L. Back Christopher Scott Bahr Chris Bahr Class President Debrah K. Bacon Shirley Ann Alexander Patricia Barrentine Secretary Patricia Anne Barrentine Willa H. Bahr Betty Ann Barnett Sheree Bainbridge HMI i I, Patti Landreth Treasurer William Scott Barrett 19 Marie A. Bement Marcelle V. Bednar Rebecca E. Benton Charles A. Biagiotti Homer E. Brooks Cyndi M. Boyette Kathryn R. Brown Mike D. Boyette Bret L. Buchanan Dan Burgess Joyce Cafferty Dale L. Carson Danielle Cassivi Brian C. Claggett Bruce Wallace Clark Coreen Capuano Patty A. Burdge Arlene C. Camper Ronda Kay Claywell Cynthia L. Coon Tammy K. Crowe Mike Collura Ian Paul Connolly Elizabeth Irene Crandall Julie A. Crawford Ira J. Cruver Debbie Davis 22 Karen Ann Davis Daniel R. Deaton Joshua M. Dennison 23 Theresa D. Errickson Louis Lester Esser Deborah Lynn Farmer Stephen A. Farrington Willard Wayne Fee Anna C. Fischer Cindy Lee Flack Philip E. Fries Richard C. Fritts Debbie A. Filpula Ritchie W. Forrester Robby Frost 24 Bobby Joseph Galyan To Sharon L. Gieger Norman W. Graham Michelle L. Gavin Tommy W. Gelormo Bonnie A. Gray Gerard J. Gazella Patrick H. Gill Mark A. Green 25 Shirley Michelle Hale Michael R. Grover Beverly Paige Harden Deborah L. Harrington Aaron Harrold Lance G. Hayes Rebecca J. Hammond Cheryl A. Harris Ron Herdon 26 Roxanna B. Hollenbeck Kathy M. Hough Judith I. Hutchinson Barbara G. Hope Patricia Lynn Hotrum Clifford R. Howell Karen Lenne Hunt Beth A. Johnson Patricia Ann Inman 27 Kathy A. Johnson Cheryl E. Kehl Gary L. Kimball Craig J. Kovach Monica L. Kovach Linda S. Ketterer Sharon K. Kramer Patricia Ann Landreth Wendy C. Laxton Timothy Linville Julie A. Layton Jerri Ann Linville Linda Rene Locke John L. Lovette Rory L. Luce Alisa A. Marline Amie Wyline Massey 29 Debbie A. McCurdy Kerrick Christopher McDaniel Elizabeth Ann Melms Jon A. Merrill Michele L. Meyer ark B Miller Matthew E. Michewicz Esther E. Miller Rudy R. Morin Cindy Nance Pamela Elaine Nichols Terry E. Nipper Debbie L. Norman Teresa L. Norman Teresa L. Moore Iris E. Moore Shelia Darlene Montgomery Stephan T. O’Donovan Vicki L. Ogilbee Ralph Overstreet Robert Parsons John B. Peavey. Jr. Debby A. Pate Kerney Robert Pelfrey Linda J. Perrone Scott K. Pollman Craig I. Pritchard Linda G. Petters Mark C. Phillips Rose M. Potwin SuAnn Prickett Tony A. M. Provencal Willie Thomas Quick, Jr. 33 Daniel A. Ramsey Linda K. Ramsey Shawn Phillip Regan Daniel S. Reich Frederick H. Rhoda Roy Michael Reffit Joseph G. Read Donna L. Reiter Richard D. Rowlett 34 Teresa L. Sanders Wayne S. Sholder. Jr. Melinda Gale Smith Julie A. Schultz Michael B. Speer Myra M. Smith 35 Darlene Stewart Beth K. Strefling Preslyn M. Templeton Patricia Ann Speight Luann Marie Stinard Jeffrey Lee Strout Mark Steve Sheryl A. Stire Patricia Anne Sullivan Donna Eunice Thomas Valerie Tippet Richard Townsend Steve Terry Linda M. Thomas Elizebeth Ann Todd Barney V. Thomas Reginald Thomas Sharon S. Toomer Ruth B. Tucker Marjukka L. Valkama James K. Waddey John Albert Wallis Gloria Jean Ward Shari Ward Mary Susan Vincent Charles C. Welsch 38 Patricia L. West Thor Stanton Wickstrom 39 Michael D. Wilder Jennifer L. Wilson Robin D. Winkler Mary Jo Wolfe Deborah Yebba Karen B. Wood Chester John Wyzykowski III 40 %£ H S 1 Ira J 0 V o $ 3 % S’3! •. ? - V J 0 37— £ « • 3 i _ ■• — o tf T“0 1 5 - a u S i tf 1� «j 3 O H J 5L 3, ? 5 -+ L- O 41 SENIOR NOTABLES Best Looking Ritchie Forrester and Trish Inman Most Likely To Succeed Patricia Barrentine and Fred Rhoda Friendliest Jerri Ann l.invilleand Cliff Howell 42 Class Couple Terry Nipper and Marie Bement Class Flirts Ronda Claywell and Mike Reffit Best Dressed Tim Linville and Amie Massey Class Hippies Richard Frittsand l.uan Slinard 43 . V . ' • ■ Most A mbitious Craig Kovach and Trish Sullivan Cutest K. C. McDaniel and Julie Shultz 45 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE C hris Bahr Don Piat Jeff De Witt Jeff Strout Trish Inman 47 50 ACTIVITIES AND FEATURES 51 k 53 55 OAJZ CL inouQX Ly€u a 7 0 J ’ thsu. Q YVVTOL v_icO-A_A-£ a Jj-icxA - . __ j, AM Fun. Festivities. Dancing. Playing. Dressing. Done. Homecoming week is gone. 58 The time and effort put into the floats made this year's parade successful. .S, place Sc., Peer Bulled ' ') 2nd place — Juniors — BulldogThrough the Looking Glass. Q t J 3rd place — Sophomores Bulldog and the Beanstalk. 4th place — Freshmen — Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. 59 61 Las! year's Homecoming queen was Athletic and Durable Andra Douglas. Sweet and Aj-puM ynwn candidate. Dashing and Courteous Dena Counts, sophomore maid. Bubbly and Happy Brenda Harding, freshman maid with escort Joey Galyan. Amiable and Mystical Amie Massey , queen candidate and escort Jim Monbarren. 62 •v— -fpT . f T S- Q Xr - escort Ritchie l-orrcstcrfOv . j -V® IA ' Last year’s Terrific and Inspiring princess. Trish Inman with her Beautiful and Charming Beth Crandall, queen candidate. r. prmcess-candidate. oyrul and Sumptuous Julie Stansbury. princess candidate. [CS' Darling and Radiant DarlenFRoman. princess candidate. 63 64 SENIORS Pain H . Earlcnc ie B . Dchhic B.. Wendy U nne Hj Linda P.. Cheryl K.. Ann I.. Cindy R.. Pam N.. Patricia S.. Sljaron K.. Trish S.. Kathy J . Robin W.. LeAnn Bjy Marjukka V.. Debbie P.. SueAnn P C.. Beth M.. Coaches: Terry N.. Cliff H. Joey G.. Shawn R. JUNIORS Sharon F.. Karen kt. Lorie G.. Kaths L, Melonie B.. Lenore C.. Karen S.. Carols cDebbie Tammy ______ ___ Cindy P..($1artha Mike C D.. Darlene_R,. Anita R.. Vivian Lisa R . Betty M.. jonv p.. Cind Angela B.. Judy 1 Jv riene N.. Coaches Steve Mow d-d you r- P (4 k. Q tl ? UNDERCLASS o 67 OFFICERS — Darien Roman. President: Kathy Malmquist, Treasurer; Steve Spanger. Vice President; Celia Schneider. Secretary. JUNIORS CLASS OF ‘79’ As this school year comes to a close, the Juniors are about to reach the peak of the Mountain of knowledge, only to discover a whole world of education within their grasp. For the class of ’79 this year echoes with golden memories overflowing with laughter and tears from homecoming, powderpuff and the Prom!!! They were the first guinea pigs to be required to pass a literacy test in order to graduate, but did they complain? You bet your sweet potatoe they did, but that's beside the point. They shall go down in history, the beginning of a new era, and all other classes behind them will follow in the path they have trod. The Juniors look forward to their Senior year with high hopes and great Tim Aaron Jeff Anburge Loveda Anderson DefiKTe ATTrotd— Randv Arnold Richard Arnold Melonie Bahr Jody Bailey Angie Baker Robin Bamberger Mike Barclay Lois Barnard Mike Barrantine Teresa Belch Danny Bcrdin Mike Black Debbie Bohannon Sheri Bowen Bob Boyd Laura Boyd Linda Boyd Terry Boyd Debby Boyette Ricky; Boy dig ToiwBriggs . Lo sc A i r Joe Brown Clyde Bullock James L. Ciffet Allison Camper Lenore Capucilii 69 Robin Carr Sue Carrman Lynda Carson Delia Fay Carter Sylvianne Cassivi Leticia Chappell Cathy Chartrand Cieantur Margurite Clements John Collura James Cox David Coyne Cindy Craft BULLDOG FREE IT.. RRE GRERT 70 Dale Crawford Allen Crowe David Daniels Cindy Dann fclaine uaughtery David Deaton CTWbeatonJ Jackie DeBoe Boug Deweese Dominic DiLenge Margaret Dixon Nancy Duffield Paul Dukovich Peter Dumont Debbie Duncan Susan Dunkle 71 Randy DuPree Fred Emery Ursula Flaherty Sharon Flannery Shane Forrester Marvin Forry Monica Fortin Lvnda Furncv Jan Galvan Randy Ciandee Emily Garland David Garner Laurie Garrido Daniel Garrido Karol Geddes Cliff Gherke Lynn Gill Richard Glass Chris Gore Sue Govertson Aaron Gray Suzanne Greene David Griffin 72 Tommy Griffin Mark Grover Stephan Hall Jayne Harper Johnny Harrold Julie Hasting Guy Hauck Richard H?Vfn Janette Hayford Frankie Heeth Kim Heim Thomas M Hembree Jr Joseph Heinz Mark Herndon Laura Hester Mane Hill Leona Hilsabeck Cathy Hilt Tammy Hilton Karen Hdt Gordon Hood MsiindaiiQQiL Merilee Horton Melody Horton 73 Kathy Howell Mark Jackson Stephen Jackson Curtiss Johnson Chrystle Jordon Craig Karppe William Keheley Karen Kelly DianeKennedy Allan Kimball Pam King Dwayne Lane Mary Ann La Russa Steve La Russa Frank Lavallee Yvonne Lavallee Jeff Laxton Sheila MacDonald Terry Madl Charles tfagoon 74 jy[ Ias UJ) Kathy Malmquist Judy Mann Donald McCraken Debbie McCulloch Donald McGowen Mona McIntosh Mike McPhee Norma Melhorn Ron Mester Butch Miller JamesMiller _Jone Mills____ Ricky fciolony Betty Moore Bev Moore Mike Moore Bob Monbarren David Moms Lurana Morton Gwen Nance, Angela Natali Michael Nesbit 75 Cynthia Newman Arlene Nixon Ronnie Norris Mike O’Connor Cheryl Ordencs Tina Padgett Patty Paige Cindy Patterson Ronnie Peel Howard Pfennig Paula Phelps Bobby Phillips Lori Proffit Marti Puckett 76 Marc Quenneville Debbie Ramsey Artie Ray Jeannie Reams Kevin Regan Mark Rickard Kim Robbins Pat Robinson _Qarlcne Roman Christine Ross Anita Rowell Jeff Rucks Sandy Rush Donna Sanford 77 Jerri Sauls David Schall Gina Marie Schipano Celia Schneider James Schroeder Bryan Seidel Bryan Sholder dr Teresa Shurley jni Mr r Vilna Simmons Sieve Sissitka Debbie Smilh F.laine Smilh Gary Smilh Lee Smilh Sheryl Smilh Sleven Spanger 78 Karen A. Spears Marty Spivey Debra Sobers Fred Squirini Julie Stansbury Tammy Stewart Connna Still Cleo Stinyard Mike Stout Kelli StruDie Bonnie Summers Jacque Tallman v BoETitus— nyj ) Taryn Travis 79 Steven Vaughn Pondi Ward mVvTKK' Vivian Webb Patricia Weic Jim Welch Robert Welch Patti Whitaker Lamar White Martha K hitc Richard White Dean Whitworth Claude Wilcox Ricky Woolfolk James F. Yebba Jonathan Zapadenko 80 a_ rUAK. T.ST TTfep. •ko A ' iU- Through determination, hard work and a lot of spirit we sophomores have finally been accepted by upper class- men. Sophomores showed their school spirit by being strong competitors in activities during homecoming week and placing second in the float divi- sion. Sophomores at this time are past the excitement stage of being Freshmen, but have not yet reached the stage of graduation thoughts. There are many good times and those good times turn into treasured memories. OFFICERS Raymond LaCour. President: Maria Spoto. Vice President; Tara Green. Treasurer: Sheri Schneider. Secretary. 81 Craig Adams Trade Adkins Rochel Albertson David Amos Robert Armstrong Eston Arnold Sheila Arnold Carol Ashmore T)ann Ashmore Tony Barrentine Sheila Bauman Mike Ba zcll Joe Bednar John Belcher Harriett Benson Roy Aultman Debbie Bailey Phillip Baken Susan Bamberger T im Barr Paula Barrentine Gary Boettcher Kennv Borghi Jack Boyette Lonnie Boyette Donnie Brookins Chielia Brown Brad Buchanan Larry Buchanan Martin Burdick 82 Beth Burns Cyndi Byrd Jeff Calfas Danny Campbell Chyne Cantrell Joseph Cappuccilli Tammy Carey Tim Carnes Scott Carver Eugene Case Suzan Chartrand Rhonda Cherry Claude Childers Ellene Clark Chris Colvin Angie Cook Frances Cook Pena Counts Kathy Cox Ronnie Craft Tim Cruver Trank Cummings Rick Curley Jeff Daniels Tern Daniels L)anettc Danner Pam David Sandra Davis Penny DeLotte Laura Denney 83 Jack Denton Jeff Denton Helen Deren Terri Dorr David Dungan Jennifer Dungan Hope Echeverria Allen Esser Michael Farrell Debbie Fee Becky Ferguson Ronda Ferguson Tom Flannery Debbie Fleming Michelle Fleming Todd Forrester Dottie Fraio Margaret Fried Clayton Fritts Jack Frost Jerry Fulton Thomas Gainey Klon Gambrell Shawn Garland Lenny Gehrke Roger Geiger Sharon Geiger Mark Geiormo Colaveto Giles Sharon Giles Holly Glidden Wanda Godwin JoLynn Good Pam Gore James Govreau Jennifer Green 84 Tara Green Donna Greene Roger Griffith Alesia Harrington Lee Harris Rena Harris Janet Harrison Margaret Harrold Sharon Hasting LaJo Hawthorne Debbie Heller David Helm Eddie Hicks Cyndi Hill Teresa Hood Mary Ann Hope Lorraine Hoppenworth Rodney Hersley Mary Hossler Lisa Howard Teresa Huskey Rhonda Jetmore Mark Judy Tony Karppe Carla Kennedy CaroJ Kimball Gary Kimball Steve Kimpcl Debbie Kinder Cindy Kinsman David Knaggs Earl Knoblett Dennis Kustes Raymond LaCour James LaDue Dawn Lanier 85 Christine La vallet Jeanette Lavailee Solomon Lemin Walter Lemin Sheila Lester Michelle Long Teresa Lovette Tony Luce Fred Lyle Dave Lynch David Maddox Pam Madl Tim Maier Chris Mathis John Mathis Budd McConnell Bobby McCormick David McCullock Judy McGee Mark McKell Rick Melms Chip Meyer Nancy Millstead Ginger Moore Peggy Morton Tammy Moutardier Patty Moyer Ricks Mullikin Mark Natali Mike Natali Mike Nelson Cheryl Newton 86 Brenda Nichols Mark Nichohols Rhonda Norman Patti Nott Ken Ogletree Brad Ohman Teresa Oliver Christine Owens Sybil Padgett Joel Padot Elizabeth Parsons Brenda Paul Colette Paul Scotty Paul Kathy Perkins Lorretta Perry Sharon Pikunis Linda Pile Lois Plymale Keith Potterton Daniel Pray Patti Proffitt Penny Proffitt Phyllis Purvis Rochelle Ramey Carl Rapson Trice Rea Loren Reed Laurieann Reed Don Reiter Lisa Rich Scott Richards 87 Kim Rigsby Penny Robbins Gwen Roberts Shayne Robertson Mark Rinson Cheryl Rogers Melanie Ross Carol Saladtn Jerry Salter Tina Sampson Sheri Schneider Craig Segers Thomas Sheppard Robert Shcrousc Valerie Shultz Danny Simmons Terry Simmons Lance Smith Nick Smith Renee Smith Margaret Souder Phillip Spaulding Maria Spoto Ron Springfield Tracy Stephens Susan Steuart Nina Stewart Steven Stewart Tracey St. Onge Tom Straughn Laura Szvctecz Jackie Taylor Ronnie Taylor Vince Taylor Mark Tec Shawn Tec Kathy Templeton Barbara Thomas Randy Thor Teresa Tillman Russell Tingle Sheila Tomlin Betty Toomer Kim Trimm Wanda Tucker Sandy Tuscano Beverly Wade Becky Wallers Lisa Warakomski Karen Weicht David Wells Lori Wells Jean Welsch Wanda Wentworth Gary Wheeler 88 Tamm Wheeler Dave Whiteside Audrey Williams Beverly Williams Kathy Williams Paul Williams Steve Williams Sammy Williamson Debby Wolfe Amy Wilson Connie Wilson Tim Wilson Charlene Winkler Jim Winn Patty Young Kevin Ziegler Harold Wolfe Rhonda Wolfe Donna Wood Melony Wood Diana Willoughby Dan Wilkerson Our freshmen have experienced a lot of changes this year. They took a lot of BULL from the older DOGS but made it through this year successfully. With the addition of our new freshmen this year we had an addition of BULLDOG spirit. The little people you see in a school, if you look closely , are freshmen. Inside those small, quiet bodies rumbles a great storm of BULLDOG spirit. The freshmen have survived sneers from the sophomores, jokes from the juniors, and stomps from the seniors; but they made it with the thought that next year, they too will have freshmen to pick on. 1977-78 OFFICERS: Stan Stinson: President. Linda Moravec: Vice President. Tammy Decker; Secretary. Nancy Deboe: Treasurer. FRESHMEN “CLASS OF 81” L0±O ttiix ujcfc 'EM, CJMOO Of 1 90 Thea Aaron David Abegg Robert Agiumaga Chris Agora Chris Allen Kevin Bahr Larry Bailey Tina Bailey Carolyn Barnard Daphne Bateman Bruce Bayles Mark Bcier Phy llis Bennett Mike Bensal Ronda Bentley Roy Bentley Keith Best Kevin Bevers David Black Ricky Bowman Ricky Briggs Robert Briggs Eugene Brown Robbie Brown Missy Bullack Melanie Bussell Sherry Caldwell David Camper James Cant Karein Cantrell Danny Capuccilli Angie Carey Martha Carnes Santo Carollo Patty Carr Nathan B. Carroll Stephen Castor Bruce Catlin Georgia Clay berger Christy Clemens Frank Cleveland Belinda Colycr Susie Connell Teresa Coon Theresa Cooper Micki Cox Lois C rover Jerry Cunningham Donna Curry Julie Daughtery Nancy DeBoe Peicr DcCotes Chris Decker Tammy Decker Mike Deher Keith Delafield Kevin Delafield Frank Demmers Randy Dillingham Vickey Dixon Darin Dood Gary Doner Sam Doner Raymond Dorr Richard Duncan Mischcllc Dunn Teresa DuPree Tim Durant Judy Durrctt Paul Elkins Pam Eversole Susan Ferguson Cheryl Flack Ray Flaherty Dale Forry Terri Fosdeck Carla Fourcault Howard Freudenvoll Elena Fries April Fulton Bobbie Gainey 92 Teresa Gardner Roger Geiger Franny Gelormo Carl Gcrlach Rick Gilbert Jimmy Gilchrist Tommy Gill Doug Goins Chuck Goltry Todd Goodill Jud) Govreau Sharon Green Beth Greenough Vanessa Gregory Barbara Griffith Steve Griffin Diana Grissett Daniel Hamman Linda Hamman Helen Hampton John W Hannon Brenda Harding Bryan Harrison Mike Harwell Wendy Heller Brenda Henderson Martha Hewitt Randy Hill Dona Hilton Dan Hinsz Kathy Hopper Melanie Horsley Kandy Hotchkiss Mike Hotrum Kari Howard 93 Caren Howell Vickie Huffstutler Lori Jackson Don Jernstrom Louis Jordon Mike Judy Gerald Kelly Laurie Keiterer Marty King Jerry Kinsman Rauliegh Kinsman Mike Klaus Eric Kovach Sandi Kramer Richard Lachapelle Jeff Lake Don Lamer Joe La Russa John Lavely Bill Law Kim Laws Shane LeBlanc Dale Leesch Kenny Lewis Levern Lewis Vernond Lewis Irene Limoges Lisa Locke Robin Lett Kevin Lorenz Jeremy Lowe Mark Lutes Mark Lyle Dale Lynch Roger Lynch Tina Madden Randy Maggard Chris Martin Robert Masstor Brenda McCormick Debbie McGee Ron McKee Russell McKee Elaine McKenzie Karen McLeod Laura Mestcr Tina Michewicz Ron Mikolajczak Bobby Miller Della Moon Linda Moravec Mondo Morin Donald Mort Jimmy Morton Orville Moyer James Mullineaux Allan Mullts Steve Music Russell Natali Glenn Near Lori Nelson Judy Nesbit Tom Nicely Chuck Nixon Elizabeth Nixon Teresa Norris Catherine O’Connor Gary Osborne Shirley Overstreet Sherri Parson Wayne Patrick Will Patton Lisa Peddle Robin Perkins Ken Perrone Steve Petz Annette Pippins Libby Pitcher Brenda Potwin T. C. Prickett Rhonda Prince Pally Provencal Eugene Ragsdale Bcih Ramsey Carolyn Regan Denise Reiter David Rhoden Teresa Rich Mike Riopelle Bill Riskus Leon Roberts Anna Roshell Marie Ross Donny Saladin Eve Sanders Sandy Sanders Diane Sanford Debbie Sargent Lora Scharlowe Mike Schroeder Tony Scoggins Lori Scott Myron Seidel Bruce Sellers James Shando Anna Sharpe Gay Simmons Janice Simmons Zyndall Simmons Lisa Siperly Andrea Sirmons Anna Smith 96 Carey Smith Dottie Smith Mark Smith Tony Smith Randy Spivey Doyle Springfield Bobby Steele Mike Stephen Shawn Stevenson A. C. Stewart Jeffery Stewart Steve Stewart Stan Stinson Lenny St. Onge Joyce Stover Kent Struble I key Surratt Sheri Swan Ricky Tallman Debra Tucker jj Kim Van Pcll j Edwina Waddell Sharon Wade Charlotte Wells Ronnie Wentworth Rebecca Whitacre Angel White Rod Wilkerson Tammv Wolfe hr,a Wolfe Janet Wooten Lewis Wnght 97 FACULTY 98 99 ADMINISTRA- TION 1. Raunond B. Stewart. Principal 2. Alan Knight. Dean of Boys 3. Jean Bonham. Dean of Ciirls 4. Richard W. Prowant. Assistant Prin- cipal 100 GUIDANCE 1. I rncM Krclschmar. Curriculum CtM rdinator. 2. Hill Wciskopf. Guidance Counselor. 3. Sian Kendrick. Occupational Specialist. 4. ( ath Michacu. Guidance Counselor. LUNCHROOM AND CUSTODIANS 1. These are some of the wonderful ladies that make our lunch an enjoyable one. 2. This man makes sure that our school is kept clean. They all work behind the scenes to make our school a good one. PLANT MANAGER EORGE SCUDDER 104 105 LANGUAGEARTS 1. David H.Camper. Drama 2. Aleysa Cuevas — Spanish Club 3. Sandy Coalder French Club 4. Gail Reynolds. Annual Staff 5. Mary McFadden. Department Head 106 1. Betty Wray Friend. Reading 2. Kathryn Lowry, Echo 3. Susan Wonder. Bulldogger 4. Jessie Puggelli, National Honor Society 5. Peter Nejedlo 107 SOCIAL SCIENCE 1. Terry Turner — Senior Sponsor 2. Dale Palmer — National Honor Society Sponsor 3. Tony Demma — Student Council Sponsor 108 (y Lr—' PM-Cft. c £jU_ —a-' C O- 2- C truXC (btrr -Q. I - - sm ± a - nr - - BUSINESS c 1. Lynn Marris. F.B.L.A. 2. Idel Lane. Deparimenl Head. F.B.L.A. 3. Constance Kaylor. Sophomore Sponsor 4. Carolyn Moore. F.B.L.A.. Powderpuff. Sophomore Spons U JLII Cjz Pr -v-JLiL n K Ct-ca—- Ill 112 1. Mary Ellen Burnett, CDHE 2. Gerald Newton. Girls basketball and Varsity Baseball 3. Jim Steele D.C.T., Agape. Senior Sponsor, Boys Golf 4. Jim Green D.E.C.A. 114 117 119 121 Ladies and gentlemen, with Captain of the Flag Corps — Corinna Still, Head Majorette Trade St Onge and Drum Majors Fred Rhoda and Ronda Fergu- son the pride of Zephyrhills. the 1977-78 Marching Bulldog Band under the direction of C. Paul Steuart. This past year the hand has partici- pated in many activities which included the Gasparilla Parade and all local parades. District Marching Con- test. District Solos and Ensemble Con- test. District Concert Contest, All- County Band. All-State Band, and tak- ing an end of the year trip to Washing- ton. D.C. 122 123 Presenting the 1977-78 Majorette and Flag Corps. These dedicated young ladies work long hours after school to provide the flash and dazzle that add to the bands superior perform- ance. 1. KNEELING. From Left to Right: Susan Stc- uart. Melinda Hood. Tracie St. Onge: Head Majorette. Chene Bodiford. Carol Ashmore. 2. hi ROW: Corinna Still: Captain of the Flag Corps. Carol Geddes: Co-Captain. 2nd ROW: Anita Rowell. Mrs. Betty Jo Rickard: Flag Corps Sponsor. Tammy Carey. 3rd ROW: Taryn Tra- vis. Oebfeic Woskeyr'Kochcl Albertson. Jackie CJJeboe. Shirley Alexander. Robin Winkler. Teresa Hood. Sheryl Thomas. Diane Wil- loughby. Karen Holt. The Officer's Council is vital to the band in maintaining discipline. The Officer's Council is made up of the BAND CAPTAIN. Myra Smith: FIRST LIEUTENANT. Nancy Duf- field: SECOND LIEUTENANT. Gor- don Hood: DRUM MAJORS, Fred Rhoda. Ronda Ferguson: SECRE- TARY. Elaine Smith: TREASURER. Pam Nichols. HEAD MAJORETTE. Trade St. Onge. and FLAG CORPS CAPTAIN. Corinna Still. The duties of the council are as fol- lows: A) To he responsible for reviewing band policies. B To act as a reviewing board for student griev- ances. C) To assist the director in maintaining order. D) To assist in deciding which trips the band will take. 125 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS 1st ROW Debbie Farmer. Willa Bahr. Pam Nichols. Pally Speighi. Pam Holrum. Mindy Smiih. Shery l Stirc. 2nd ROW.fTerry Ernckson. Pafricia Barrenlinc. Bcih Melms. Jerri Ann Linvillc. Fred Rhoda. Ira Cruver. Ronda Claywcll. Mike Welch. Sieve Whitworth.3rd ROW. 1 Smith Linda Thomas. Chet Wyzykowski.'TO T3 xjfficld. Wayne Sholdcr. Bruce Clark. 4th ROW Myra kAoo Crcu r SYMPHONIC BAND hi ROW: C. Wyzykowski. D. Farmer. G. Nan . C. Flack. iXatfeC L. BrownJE. Smith. J). Bacon. S MacDonald 2nd ROW T. Travis. P. Speight. P. Moyer. L. Dcnnyf4rr7 ndersom)P. Gore. L. CrOverrl-. Mester. M. La Russa. J. Poe. S. Steuart. N. Duffield. B. Melms. K. Wyzykowski. D. Sanford. 3rd ROW W. Bahr. G. BoettchJeTTrA lan D. Greene. P. Nichols. J. Welch. P Delotte. K. Templeton. S. Stire. S. Dunkle. J. Linvillc. P. Barrentine. M. Natali. T. Huskey. M. Rickard. M. Welch. D. Goins. T. Cruvcr. B. Sellars. 4ih ROW B. Boyd. C. Gehrke. R Mester. C. Agora. M. Moore. S. Whitworth. R. Boswell. L. Hoppenworth. K. Howell. T. Forrester. R. Arnold. C. Goltry. R. Smith. W. Sholder. T. Duffield. I. Cruver. M. Smith. L. Smith. I. Erricksgn S. Geiger. L. Locke. T. St. Onge. F. Rhoda. B. C M !hROW. A. Gray. R. Ferguson. R Claywcll. A. Escr. C. Paul Steuart; Director. F. Lyle. M. Smith. M. Heath. A. Howell. D. Griffin. J. Frost. K. Regan. 128 0 CONCERT BAND — 1st ROW M. Fleming. C. Geddes, J. Deboc, T. Wheeler. K. Bailey. K. Howell. L. Reed. B. Gray. K. Williams. 2nd ROW: L Thomas, T. Green. C. Ashmore. C. Barnard. B. Whittington. E. Fries. L. Morvac, D. Hilton. L. Barnard. M. Meyer. T. Hood. C. Flack. 3rd ROW: C. Saladin. T. Oliver. M. Wilder. D. Bateman. W. Godwin. M. Fritts, C. Bodiford. D. Forry, M. Morin. M. Klaus. B. Catlin. E. Poppleton. R. McKee, T. Griffin. 4th ROW: B. Howell. S. Thomas. M. Hood. L. Reed. J. Hinsz. D. Asmore. P. Nichols. K. Bevers. C. Segars. D. Schall. C. Fritts. S. O’Donavan, D. Camper. A. Roberts. M. Riopelle. D. Fleming, S. Castor. S. Whitworth. W. Patton. L. Gehrke. R. Ramey. 5th ROW: K. Roberts, J. Cleaver. D. Hinsz, C. Paul Steuart; Director. D. Lane. M. Nichols, T. Flannary. M. Schroder. 129 The Stage Band is a select band with limited instrumentation that plays at many school functions. Only the finest musicians are allowed into this elite group. Pep Band as always promotes school spirit. It is made up of the better musi- cians. generally upper classmen, and is under the direction of Band Captain Myra Smith. 30 This year the band had the honor of sending four of its members to All- State Band. All-State Band, which requires an audition, comprises the top musicians in the state. The band is a major part of ZHS. It promotes spirit and a general feeling of pride, not only for the members, but for anyone who has attended a per- formance. After all, the band isn't just for a certain group of students, it’s for everyone. 31 This year the Advanced Ensemble is composed of: ALTOS Karen Holt and Dome Fraio. SOPRANOS Debbie Fee. Mary Ann Hope and Diane Kennedy. TENORS Reggie Thomas and Todd Forrester. BASS John Lovctte. I he Ensem- ble performed at the Rotary Club. Open House. White Christmas, the annual Christmas Concert and various other school and community activi- ties. The ensemble this year had the honor of sending Karen Holt to the All-State Chorus This is a first for ZHS. Congratulations Karen ' CHORUS Chorus is composed of 39 members. They are accompanied by Katie Wilson and directed by Mrs. Debra Bailey Throughout the year the Chorus performed at various activities including the annual Christmas Concert and the White Christmas program. 132 MEDIA ACTIVE MEMBERS (L. to R.) Wayne Sholder. Carol Ashmore. Jeff Strout. Alan Cor- bin. Guy Hauck. Kathy Johnson. Ronnie Peel. Sharon Kramer. Tammy Crowe. Betty Moore. Mike Barclay. Kath Malmquist. Celia Schneider, and Craig Karpe. NOT SHOWS James Waddey. Beth Johnson. Joe Reed. Steve Spanger. Pat Gill. Teresa Shurlcy. Nina Stewart. Craig Prichard. Pres.: Jeff Strout: V. Pres.: Ronnie Peel: Treas.: Alan Corbin: Sgt. at Arms: Wayne Sholder: Advisors: Betty Hall anu Judy Ashmore (shown). Reliable workers? SPANISH The Spanish Club journeyed this year to St. Augustine, the oldest American city with a Spanish heritage. In order to raise money for the trip, club members sold Christmas Candles and Salt and Pepper shakers. President Aaron Gray: Vicc-Pres. Reggie Thomas: Secretary Elaine Smith: Advisor Mrs. Cuevas. 133 c I r i AGAPE “There are 3 things that remain faith, hope, and love, and the greatest of these. ] love. I he Agape Club is concerned with a special kind of love God's love. It isn’t a “religious group” Oi a club that i affiliated with any specific church. Agape is a group of people who follow a common way of life, one centered on God. It seeks lo answer questions about the way God reacts to us m everyday life. Jesus said. Peace I gtse to you. The peace I give you is not like the peace the world gives. Let not your heart be troubled or afraid.” John 14 27 jL P te 134 V. Pres.: Lennc Hunt Pres.: Karen Holt d2 UK i | UZ FRENCH CLUB Under the Guardian eye of Mrs. Goalder and the intelligent leadership of Laurieann Reed, the French Club has helped to make the French lang- uage more widespread and understood. Isi ROW: (L-R) S. Goalder: Stansburyr K. Wiliams: R. Smith: H. Echeverrie: P. Gore: P. Robbins. 2tul-RQ V; (L-R) C. Dann: C. Regan: J. Sauls: G. Nancjr P. Bakken; A. Todd, ird ROW: (L roRTSTTec: L. Loche: D. Maddox: U. Flaherty: L. Reed; S. Korpacz. 4th ROW: (L-R) P. Mad M. Valkama: R. Cherry: L. Freeman: Cp wjs£P Ve ow (L to R) Ursula Flaherty -Vii Presi- __tent; Lamumn Reed President.V iul Whjc Reporter HistorianiS Ann Todd Treasurer; SlanshurO—-Hergeanl at Amiy fim-n NjtkKSecretary. 135 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a service organization devoted to encour- aging and recognizing the outstanding scholastic achievements of ZHS stu- dents. The requirement for member- ship is a 3.0 or higher cumulative aver- age. Furthermore, a prospective mem- ber must be at least a sophomore and be approved by the faculty. Each year the National Honor Society sponsors a scholarship for a senior who meets the criteria established by the club. Tradi- tionally. each year, they provide letters for each student who makes the “Straight A Honor Roll two out of the first three quarters. Activities of this year's National Honor Society included: sponsorship of the Homecoming Bonfire held on October 6. their annual Candlelight Installation Ceremony on October 22, Teacher Appreciation Day, a talent show, activities honoring “A Honor Roll students each quarter and various other service projects. 1st ROM'. Left to Right: Cheryl Ordenes. Hastings. LaurieAnn Reed. Suzanne Gre Jajekic DsBue. Debbie Farmer. Christine Owens Larr Reed. Bob Boyd. Chet Wyzykowski. Jeff DcWitt. Raymond- Patricia Barrentine. Mark Herdon. Mike Barelay; 0artha WTHip. 2nd ROW: Debbie Ramsey. Sharon Teresa Cicancsc. Pam Gore. N nrv HnffirLi K.-ohv Williams F.laine Smith. aren Kelly. Danny Deaton.(Dun Dcatomflcnnc Hunt Pavid Deatom Aaron Gray, ells. Dcbby Bacon. eAnn Brown)Cindy Flack. 36 137 Jeff Strout EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Myra Smith Assistant Editor Arlene Camper Bookkeeper SENIORS SENIOR DIRECTORY: Patricia Barrentine Myra Smith Beth Crandall UNDERCLASS: Teresa Cicancse Editor Allison Clamper CLUBS Patricia Barrentine — Editor Mike Barclay Alan Corbin Myra Smith Jennifer Wilson ZEPHILSCO STAFF 138 ARTWORK Michelle Hale ADVERTISING: Ronnie Peel ADVISOR Mrs. Gail Reynolds DRAMA Drama can be defined as the art of writing, acting, or producing plays. Drama is indeed an art. an art which can only be accomplished through sheer dedication and cooperation. After days of thought and rehearsal, drama brought forth many fantastic productions such as An Old Fashioned Soap Opera: a Sherlock Holmes drama; several skits from the Carol Burnett show; and the Bong Show. With the finishing of these productions, the drama students have furthered their skills in the art of dramatics. 140 Top (L. to R.) Rhonda Ferguson. Kathy John- son. Alan Corbin. Michelle Hale. Butch Kehelcy. James Waddey........ . “George : Shane For- rester. Julie Hastings. Tera Greene. Vickie Ogleby. Mona McIntosh. Mark Herndon. Mike JSaftljy. Bctty-Moore. •••••••. Jacque Tallman. Debbie Huykey Sheryl Sure. Tony Patrick. Dar- IfTTc1 KdTnaji. I.ennc HunO orinna Still. Karol Gcddcs. 141 D.C.T. The DCT Club is affiliated with Cooperative Education Clubs of Flo- rida (CECF) and provides each student with the opportunity to develop leader- ship skills, participate in contests relat- ing to job skills learned in the class- room and on the job, develop social skills through various fund-raising activities, and be of service to our fel- low man through school and commu- nity projects. The club always treats their employers to a banquet in appre- ciation of the efforts made to train them in the variety of businesses in our community. OFFICERS — Trish Inman. Chaplain: Jennifer Wilson. Vicc-Pres.: Terry Duffield. Pres.: Donna Taylor, Sec.: Arlene Camper. Treas.: Sheryl Smith. Photographer. Left to Rif(ht: Linda Ramsey. Donna Taylor. Trish Sullivan. Trish Inman. Beth Strefling. Julie Layton. Mr. Steele. Advisor. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Smith. Luann Stinard. Jennifer Wilson. Arlene Camper. Donna Reiter. Linda Locke. THIRD ROW: Terry Duffield. Ricky Woolfolk. Mike Wilder. Tom Sherouse. Karen Davis. Emily Garland. FOURTH ROW: Dan Ramsey. Norman Graham. Craig Kovach. Mark Green. Robby Pelfrey. Marvin Forry. NOT PICTURED: Lance Hayes. M2 ' —I IX 1 HOAI) It A I . I Y NOV 1� lOOOA M MOOOO woim if or 1 111 1 s N-IOOO i li oi i iNitiiirs Robby gets some help in promoting the Road Rally to go to work? DCT brings Friends closer together! DECA DECA — Distributive Education Clubs of America — is a national club that attracts stu- dents to careers in marketing, management, and merchandising. DECA is designed to develop future leaders in these areas. DECA members are: Laura Boyd. Linda Boyd, Jim Cox. Dominic Delinge. Janet Eidel. Sharon Geiger. Aron Har- rold, Debbie Harrington. Roxanne Hollenbeck, Frank Lavallee. Edward McAdams. Mike McPhee. Scott Pollman, Marc Quenneville. Gary Smith, Patricia Weichl, Mary Jo Wolfe. Karen Woods. Deborah Yebba. James Yebba. 144 WORK EXPERIENCE The Work Experience program is designed to provide selected students an opportunity to improve attitudes about work, school, and society: improve personal hygiene; develop a realistic understanding of the connec- tions between the world of work and study; develop personality, characteris- tics of dignity, self-respect, self-reli- ance, perseverance, initiative, and resourcefulness; become effective in personal economics and develop an understanding of the economics sys- tem; receive recognition to successful experiences; and achievements in all phases of the school’s educational pro- gram. OFFICERS President: Tom Sheppard Vice-President: Debbie Bailey Secretary: Carole Saladin Advisor: Gerald Newton FHA HERO 146 si ROW: Julie Hasting. Darlene Roman. Teresa Lovctte. Jennifer Greene. Sharon Pikunis. Deb- bie Ramsey. Cliff Gchrkc. Sponsor — Susan Wonder. 2nd ROW: Amic Massey. Dome Fraio. Rhonda Cherry. Mary Mossier. Kevin Zeigler. Debbie Sobers. Steve Spanger. Thor Wickstrom. 3rd ROW: Jeff DeWitt. 147 Student Council 5 ROW. Left to Rieht iCHunt. D. Deaton W Tucker. P Barrentine. J. Linville. j Mill� ; J. DeWitt. T. Linville. M. Reffitt. S. Rcgan.-J CaL_- -U R Curley. 2nd ROW W Sholdcr. R. Fergu- son. L. Templeton. S. Spanger. R. Wells. L. Reed. R. LaCour. S. Forrester. W. Patton. T. Hilton. C. Howell. A. Camper. 3rd ROW: A. Smith. B. Fer- guson. T. Daniels. R. Smith. L. Moravcc. T. Decker. R. Maggard. G. Doner. S. Stanson. S. Flannery A. Baker. C. Nance. K. Spears. 4ift G. Vincent. B Williams. P. PhelpsLK.. cim K. Holt. P. Gore. D. Wood. M. Bussell. D. Bailey. J. Stover. J. Govreau. N. DeBoe. 5th ROW JJga ussa Pelt. P. Landreth. R Rame C Oreenou D. Fraio. M. HosslerJi Jiacon. A. Masse . S Hastings. F. Rhoda. T. St. Ongc. 6ih ROW: J. Govreau. C. Ordenes. B. Crandall. D. Roman. J. Briggs. J. Mann. J. Wil- son. D. Counts. D. Jcrnstrom. M. McCell. D. Dennedy. D. Deaton. C e om-AS R mwtvj Sharon Hastings. Treasurer; Wanda Tucker. Secretary: Shane Forrester. President: Karen Holt. Vicc-Prcsi dent; Ronda Ferguson. Corresponding Secretary. STANDING: Wayne Sholdcr. Public Relations: Tracy S Onge. Sgt. at Arms. 148 Student Council is an organization representing the student body of ZHS. This year's council, the largest one ever, consists of two representatives from each homeroom and 12 Mem- bers-at-Large, appointed by the Execu- tive Board. Student Council is very active in school affairs and shows great pride in ZHS. This year the Council's main project was the Stadium Fund. By sponsoring two films and a Homeroom Competi- tion Drive, they raised nearly $2,000 to benefit the stadium. Traditionally. Student Council spon- sors Homecoming. This year was the Council's most successful one since 1952. Events conducted by the Council this year included: The VooDoo Doll Contest, the parade. Homecoming Night activities and the Homecoming Dance. Other activities of this year's Council included District Rallies, State Con- vention. serving as Tour Guides at the annual Open House, sponsoring a scholarship and many others. 149 FBLA FBLA — The Future Business Lead- ers of America is a national organiza- tion for all students in secondary schools who are taking a business course. The Zephyrhills Chapter of FBLA currently has 66 members, with dues being paid to the national, state, and district levels. At the beginning of this current school year, in October, we took 18 members to District VI Rally, and our chapter won in two categories: the spirit pole and talent events. The concession stand during basket- ball season was organized by FBLA members. The members worked very hard during the home games and learned organization of setting up, serving, and cleaning up the concession area. OF AMERICA r VHmCAUY SUAOAtO RIU SHOT HALF SHCfr ItGAL PAM HCWZCMTALJ 150 1.1 If if I During the year, the chapter adopted Scott's Group Home as a service pro- ject. At Thanksgiving, we donated a turkey and helped the children make favors. We visited the home again at Christmas time and several more acliv- ites were planned for the home during the year. Our chapter has had an excit- ing and prosperous school year. 1st ROW. Left to Right: Jackie Taylor. Rhonda Cherry. Wanda Tucker. Sybil Padgett. Jerri Lin- ville. John Wallis. Gloria Ward. Danette Danner. 2nd ROW: Judy Mann. Arlene Camper. Cheryl Ordenes. Sheri Slit. Sharon Pikunis. Robin Winkler. Joel Padot. David Abcgg. Katherine O'Connors. Linda Kettcrcr. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Moore. Janice Simmons. Tina Madden. April Fulton. Vicki Huffsteatler. Michelle Gavin. Willa Bahr. Brenda Nichols. Carol Kimball. Jo Lyn Good. Linda Ramsey. Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Harris. 4th ROW: Laura Scharlau. Kim Thornbury. Kim Trimm. Lois Plymale. Tammy Peyton. Celia Schneider. Lorana Morton. Debbie Boycte.. Jeannie Reams. Nancy Dufficld. 5th ROW: Deb- bie Bohannon. Laurie Kettcrer. Theresa Oliver. Rochclc Albertson. Karen Spears. Karol Geddes. Patti Carr..Suzanne Greene. Beth Crandall. Anita Rowell. 6th fcobm Bamberger. Norma Mehlhorn frebbieHusked Fred Rhoda. Marti Puckett. Becky Benton. Carla Fourcault. Lorie Nelson. Micki Cox. Debbie Sobers. 151 OFFICEWC CERS 1977-78 OPTICI ASSISTANTS JanJjabJi). Jerri Linvillc. Vilna Simmons. Ann l7 dd__Karen Moll. Pally Speight. Lenne Hu nr Linda fcrronc. Pam Nichols. Amie Masse . (j(im GreenougTT} Melinda Hood. Linda Carson KaTlT -Houglr Bruce C lark. Cindy Dann. Kathy Williams. Karol Cieddes. Pain Robinson. Cindy Craft. 1977-78 GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS Pain l.andrelh. Charlotte llidle. Teaesa Belch. Sue Carrigan. Debbie RamscsSJulie MTrrxISurO) Angie Baker. Jone Mills. Kathy Brown. Allison Camper. Danielle Cassivi. James Caffee. Cheryl Harris. Robin Winkler. Judy Mann. Marie Bement. 152 ECHO ECHO is Zephyrhills High School's Literary Arts Magazine and is pub- lished annually, for and by the stu- dents. The ECHO contains poetry, short stories and artwork which has been submitted throughout the year. JJu vear's ECHO staff included: L. Reed.® While) D. Roman. S. Spanger. R. Tucker. P. joreTL. Reed. P. Moyer. B. Duncan. W. God- win. C. Hidle. J. Hastings. T. Crowe. T. Linville. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS Fred Emery. Tim Carnes. Cheryl Rodgers. Stan Stinson. Mark Smith. Mona McIntosh. Helen. Deren. Harold Frills. Ron Wells, aul WhiteJSteve Spanger. Aaron Gray. Martin BurdiclcFrank Demmers. 53 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to Right, 1st ROW: Jerry Kinsman. Robert Bnggs. Carl Avery. Bobby Phillips. Cheryl Pelt. Randy Spivey. Jeff Stroul. Marty Spivey. Linda Petters. Tammy Stewart. John Kossuth. Nathan Carroll. Mike Natali. Mike Massey. Russell Natali. Julie Daughtery. Elaine Daughtery. Mike Stevens. Margurite Clements. 2nd ROW: Bruce Anderson, advisor. Melanie Bussell. Randee Gandee. Brad Ohman. Rick Mulliken, Claude Childers. Gary Kimball. Daniel Ashmore. Terry Fibel- kom. Lamar White. Tim Carnes. Randy DuPree. Doug Deweese. Teresa DuPree. Terry Nipper. Ronnie Wentworth. Bill Durand, advisor. NOT SHOWN: Roy Aultman, Danny Boyd. Martin Burdick, Doug Cleary. Francis Cook. Marvin Darby. Jennifer Dungan. Steve Griffin. Tommy Griffin. Roy Jordan. Tom Lamas- ter. Owen McGee. Jone Mills. Ronnie Norris, Debra Pate. Randy Ply male. Artie Ray, Bill Riskus. Jerry Salter, Robert Shcrousc. Debra Simms. Doreen Smalley. Steve Stewart, Connie Straughn. Dean Whitworth, Tim Durant, Greg Mills. 154 1977-78 OFFICERS I PRESIDENT— Linda Peters VICE PRESIDENT - Marty Spivey ASST VICE — Jeff Strout SECRETARY — Tammy Stewart TREASURER Mike Natali REPORTER — Nathan Carroll SENTINEL — Debby Pate CHAPLAIN — Danny Campbell PARLIAMENTARIAN —John Kosuth HISTORIAN — Francis Cook ASST REPORTER — Randy Spivey The Zephyrhills Senior chapter had a total of 63 members for the 1977-78 school term. This strong chapter was under the advice of Mr. Bruce Ander- son and Mr. Bill Durand. In November ‘77’ our chapter sent the president and vice president along with Mr. Ander- son to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. 155 Later in October the chapter added 12 Greenhands. the first degree held in FFA. The second degree and highest that the chapter can give is the C hapter Farmer which 9 degrees were given out to members that earned this honor. Five members applied for the degree of State Farmer. Marty Spivey. Mike Natali. Tammy Stewart. Linda Petters. and Debby Pate. Jeff Strout received the State Farmer degree last year which is the highest degree the State can bestow. Greg Mills and Charles Back, both graduates of ZHS, are applying for the American Farmer degree, the highest degree possible in FFA. 156 . iluiwp . 'c ■ 1977 78 TEAMS FORESTRY — Linda Peters. Danny Campbell. Marly Spivey. Robert Briggs. Nathan Carroll. Julie Daughtery. Claude Childers. Terry Fibel- korn. PARLIAMENTAR Y PROCEDURE Marty Spivey. Randy Spivey. Linda Peters. Mike Natali. Danny Campbell. Bobbv Phillips. PUBl. C SPEA KING Jeff Strout TRACTOR DRIVER - Mike Natali. AG MECHANICS Lamar White. Artie Ray. Martv Spivey, Claude Childers. FARM BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Tammy Stewart. Debra Pate. Linda Peters. ORNA MEN TA I. HOR TICUL TURE Jeff Strout. Melanie Bussell. Cheryl Pelt. LIVESTOCK JUDGING Marty Spivey. Tammv Stewart. Mike Natali. Linda Petlcrs. ALTERNA TES Lamar White. Mark Lilly. DAIRY JUDGING Teresa Dupree. Randy Dupree. Cheryl Pelt. Francis Cook. POULTRY JUDGING Martin Burdick. Danny Campbell. Randy Spivey. Steve Slew- art. MEAT JUDGING — Tim Durant. Nathan Car- roll. Robert Briggs. 157 Jeff loves Lynda. Fire Agate ring — Jeff DeWitt [sip I I Our humble sponsor. Mrs. Mason. — by Karen Spears Elephant — Patti Landreth Richard Glass falls asleep on the job. Art Club wins $20at paint-in! Old Cowboy — by Cheryl Ordenes Papa Coleman — by Thor Wickstrom V (j iSL'-kjb J SlSL c rr G a_ Sri LAC« rc k G-Cr c Xyv Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Robby White. Ron Springfield. Jeff Dewitt, Vice. Pres.; Karen Spears. Lcnorc Cappuccilli. Mark Herndon. JohnWallis, Paul Elkins. SECOND ROW( ftp Darlene Roman. Marjukka Valkama. Sfiaron Kramer. Alesia Harrington. Susan Green. Jerri Sauls. Vilna Simmons. Betty Moore — Scrapbook; Ursula Flaherty. Tina Mitchel. THIRD ROW: Steve Spanger. Ruth Tucker. Cheryl Ordenes, Vice Pres.; Teresa Norris, Michele Hale. Tammy Hilton. Cliff Howell. Laura Denny. Patti Landeth. Rick Glass. Mark Judy. Josh Dennison. Thor Wickstrom. Presi- dent; Mrs. Judy Mason. Sponsor. Leftovers from our successful macrame sale! 159 Crazy Spang Art Club SPORTS 161 VARSITY FOOTBALL •77- 78 VARSITY BULLDOGS SITTING: Shawn Regan. Mike Boyette. Richard Arnold. Ken- dall Blue. Cliff Howell, Mike Stout. Mike Counts. John Peavy. KNEELING: Shawn Tee (manager). Phillip Fries. Curtiss Johnson. Ions Britov Lonnie Williams. Butch Miller. Joey Galyan. David Morris. Thomas Hembree Joel Padott. Coach Knight. Coach Sikes. Rudy Morin. Lance Hayes. Barney Thomas. Lazarro Echeveria. Steve Hall. Johnny Harrold. Bob Monbarren. Dondi Ward. Coach Woods. Coach Gaffney. ZHS vs. Land O’ Lakes 0 3 ZHS vs. Hudson 13 14 ZHS vs. Pasco 22 50 ZHS vs. South Sumpter 21 14 ZHS vs. Santa Fe 7 14 ZHS vs. Gulf 26 3 • MS vs. Crystal River 19 6 • ZHS vs. Clearwater Catholic 13 6 ZHS vs. Clermont 0 49 ZHS vs. Wildwood 28 52 D •J2 V 162 BULLDOGS IN ACTION Coach Sikes and Coach Gaffney look on with anticipation. 165 3 ( JL £ I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS rJ AX A1 fc 44 77- 78 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 7 SPE rSfCindy Danr Tammy Hilton. STANDING: Judy Mann.tfulic Shultz. co-captaia) LcAnn Brown, pehhs Bacon, captain; lnman AngicBaVcrjDA TOP Diane Rcnntf3 . tflieStansbu 166 Each of the girls has her own intri- guing personality. They are full of pep, joy, and. of course, spirit. Each of these girls have to practice many days before they are ready to show their cheers at the games. If it were not for them no one would fill us with BULLDOG SPIRIT. J UXhhic Bamn.Tamaui; 2. Julie and Dchh showing some of that BULL- DOG SPIRIT. 3. Love Those Bulldogs is just one of the man signs made by the cheerleaders for the football team this season. 4. Cheerleaders look on in anticipation of the basketball team. 5. Trish Inman, a faithful Bulldog. 167 30 fUUDO JUDQ-s 7F M- X SITY BASKETBALL 77-’78 V ARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING Mickey Farrell. Craig Kovach. Mark Gelormo. Mike Barrentine. Argon Roberts. David McCulloch. STANDING: Coach Reed. Richard Arnold. Ricky Curly. Shawn Regan. Oiff Howell. Timmy Linvillc. Fred Emery (manager). RETURNING LETTERMEN Timms Linville. Mickey Farrell, and Shawn Regan 168 169 4 SCORES Z.H.S. vs Dunnellon 47-69 Z.H.S. vs. Tampa Prep 72-22- Z.H.S. vs Auburndale 55-68 Z.H.S. vs. Pasco 49-55 Z.H.S. vs. South Sumter 58-47' Z.H.S. vs. Hudson 40-39' Gainesville Tournament: Z.H.S. vs. Buckholy 43-47 Z.H.S. vs. Clay Co. McCleary 46-48 Z.H.S. vs. Land O' Lakes 45-47 Z.H.S. vs. Kissimmee 49-56 Z.H.S. vs. Tampa Prep. 67-30' Z.H.S. vs. Pasco 47-70 Z.H.S. vs. Gulf 33-37 170 SCORES (corn.) Z.H.S. vs. Dunnellon 65-52' Z.H.S. vs. ccc 48-78 Z.H.S. vs. Aubumdale 66-84 Z.H.S. vs. Springstead 42-47 Z.H.S. vs. H udson 45-47 Z.H.S. vs. Land O Lakes Z.H.S. vs. Crystal River Z.H.S. vs. Gulf Z.H.S. vs. CCC Land O’ Lakes. Crystal River. South Sumpter, and Springstead were still on the schedule. 1131 v. ) GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SCORES ZHS vs. Dunnellon 42-30 ZHS vs. Tampa Prep 32-26' ZHS vs. Tampa Prep 14-49 ZHS vs. Hernando 35-34' ZHS vs. Pasco 50-42 ZHS vs. Pasco 22-39 ZHS vs. South Sumter 32-47 ZHS vs. Gulf 45-47 ZHS vs. Hudson 28-53 IIS vs. Dunnellon 44-41' ZHS vs. Land O Lakes 36-24 ZHS vs. Hernando 25-28 ZHS vs. Hudson 13-39 ZHS vs. Springstead 36-20' ZHS vs. Pasco 29-43 ZHS vs. Hudson 18-41 Land O’ Lakes. Crystal River. Gulf. Land O Lakes, and Crystal River games were still scheduled. 77- 78 GIRLS BASKETBALI TEAM A VA77Karen Spears. Dona Hilton. Brenda Henderson. Teresa Husky. Rochelle Ramey. C indy Hack. SECO D ROW Karen Kel[s.Brenda McConnell.TolU_Liiidrvth. ShervL Arnold- Brenda Howell. Lynda Furney. Coach Newton. 172 173 PP' s ?0W W. Sholder. R. Arnold. L. Hayes. B. Sholder. M. Grover. S. La Russa. R Forrester. D. Coyne. 2nd ROW: Coach Newton. M. Moore. R. LaCour. R. Pelfrcy. T. Shcrouse. M. Grover. D. Burgess. M. Reffit. W. Fee. .LGahaii. M. Rickand. Coach Moclle. 174 75 J.V. CHEERLEADERS •77- 78 J.V. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Valeric Shultz. Patti Proffitt Captain. Maria Spoto. Becky Walters. Betsy Whittington. SECOND ROW : Sheri Schneider co-captain. Tara Green. Peggy Morton. Linda Morvac. Terri Daniels. 176 V 3 They still have a short way to go but they have enough BULLDOG SPIRIT to keep our JV sports players going. 1. Enthusiastic cheerleaders. 2. Becky and Patti chanting for the Bulldogs. 3. Sheri Schneider, co-captain. 177 VOLLEYBALL 178 I . Sheryl serves the ball. 2. 'Lynda, with a great return. 3. Brenda sets it up. 4. Debbie gets it over. 5. Smash it S crvll!! 179 V vl a O’ T y 't V O W ..o AV -'V ZHS ZHS ZHS ZHS ZHS ZHS ZHS ZHS J.V. J.V. J.V. J.V. J.V. J.V. J.V. J.V. J.V. FOOTBALL vs. Pasco J.V. 6 28 vs. Pasco Jr. High 26 8 vs. Land O’ Lakes J.V. 8 22 vs. Hernando J.V. 14 20 vs. Hudson J.V. 6 22 vs. Gulf J.V. 12 6 vs. Clearwater Catholic 6 32 vs. Clermont J.V. 9 16 BOTTOM ROW. Left to Right: Scott Dumont. Chris Mathis. Jim Winn. Randy Spivey. Frankie Heath. Kenny Borghi. Danny Wilkerson. Richard Mclms. SEC- OS D ROW Jeff Farr. Marty Spivey. Joey Larousa. T. C. Prickctt. Bill Riskus. Ricky Boyette. Scotty Paul. David Coyne. THIRD ROW: Coach Dukes. Manager: Randy Strickland. Bobby Boswell. Jody Bailey. Tom Flannery. Mike Schroeder. Myron Sided. James Delbridge. Phil Spalding. Manager Gene Case. 180 1. James takes the handoff with a lot of good blocking up front. 2. Coach Dukes and Coach Dodd talk over plays with Coyne. 3. Coyne, looking deep for his man . 4. A good fake made by the J.V. offense or James has a slight problem. 5. And that’s the end folks! 4 5 181 J.V. BASKETBALL ’77- 78 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Dukes, Mark Lyle (manager). Kevin Bahr. Don Nelson. Clyde Bullock. Mike Klaus. Fred Lyle. David Lynch. Richard Melms. Lenny St. Onge. Bill Riskus. Colavetto Giles. Tommy Flannery (scorekeeper). ZHS VS. ZHS vs. ZHS vs. ZHS ZHS 5 ZHS ZHS vs. ZHS vs. ZHS vs. ZHS vs. ZHS I vs. ZHS vs. ZHS ZHS ; ZHS. vs. ZHS vs. m M I ZHS vs.. SCORES Dunnellon Tam rer Auhurndale Pasco South Sumpter Hudson Tampa Prep Pasco Gulf Dunnellon CCC Auhurndale Springslcud Hudson [.and O' Lakes Crystal River CCC 47- 69 64-43 66- 43 59- 69 67- 51 38-48 54-29 61-53 60- 40 51-47 37- 79 66-60 57-19 48- 43 38- 37 60-63 60-64 5 1. David stuffs one when we only had a one point lead. 2. Here I come and there's nothing going to stop me. 3. Amazement is the word when Colaveto goes for two. 4. John shoots for two while referee imitates. 5. A little criss-cross to get things started. 6. Bill outruns one Tiger while another awaits his arrival. 183 GIRLS’ GOLF 184 BOYS’ GOLF 77- 78 BOYS GOLF TEAM Buddy McConnell. Robbie Boswell. Lance Smith. Jimmy Morton. Marty Spive . Will Patton. Mike Riopell. Stan Stinson. Scott Whitworth. Msron Seidel. Coach Steele. 185 BOYS’ TENNIS 186 GIRLS’ TENNIS I 1. Kathy Malmquist. 2. Laura Denny. 3. l.enne Hunt. 4. Michelle Hale. Not Pictured: I.indy Furncy -JX 187 GIRLS’ TRACK D. Roman. B Moore. H. Echeverria. A. Rowell. si ROW. M. WhileJM. Bullock. T. Cicanesc. D. Woods. D. W illoughby. L. Mester. C. Cox. 2nd ROW( L. J. Galyan D. Boyette. T. Crowe. 3rd ROW: J. Roman Coach. E. Smith. B. Walters. P. Proffit. A. Camper. P. Provincal. M. Pomp. P. Madi. T. Hilton. B. Moore. 188 189 BOYS’ TRACK 77- 78 BOYS TRACK TEAM Mike Judy. Joe Hinsz. King. Ralph OverstreetQdike 'NG: Claudfc Childc __ Johnny Harrold PauFEUuns. DftvwCMorm. -STA Whitworth.ffJav id Daniels. T n cT-orre yv'Ron Tavtor.—'Thomas MauckSPaurWhit SITTING: ick. Marty leff Den ntor _J3 b aineyTGuy 190 Coaches for ihe track team are: Coach Gaffney for the sprints and Coach Duke for distance. CROSS COUNTRY 77- 7ft ( RQ mr TRV TEAM Mickey Farrell.yphn I.ovc c) Ron Tavlor. Fred Emery ST A NDiffd Vaul Whit KTncT urestcj) Aaron Gray. Miki BailCRlme. (. oach I Jodi!. Cross Country's first year had a win- ning season and placed third in the county. Mike Barrentine set a new' course record for the 216 mile with a time of 13.54. In Cross Country it takes five to win not just one. so this year there was a very tight knit team. 192 WEIGHTLIFTING The Weightlifting team is an extra-curricular activity that is headed by Coach Gaffney. Here are some of the activities of weightlifting. 193 (V raised Jour statin • Pay. V! ' minimum pay is now $397.50 a rrionth before deductions. After 6 months you can get a raise to $433.10. 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Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, Florida Phone: 782-1062 R Jr outh Gall Blvd. V 200 Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes From HOME-LIKE RESTAURANT Daloris Deren 24 Hr. 782-6553 NickDeren 813-788-1310 Compliments of Like Home Cooking ZEPHYR TRAVEL AGENCY 788-3003 Clark's Plaza We Congratulate The Class of '78' MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM V. SHANNON SR. Omuijc. BILL NYE REALTY Phone 782-5506 1409 North Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, Florida 33599 V____________________________________________J “See us for all your travel needs.” 717 5th Avenue Zephyrhills. Fla. 33599 201 1 Containers V THATCHER GLASS MANUFACTURING COMPANY “Go First Class Buy in Glass.” P.O. Box 7697 Tampa, Fla. 33612 LUCY MAE NURSERY Orchids — Broelaids Cacti — Succulents 740 W. Hwy. 54 Lucy Mae Knox Zephyrhills, Fla. 33599 Phone (813) 782-1334 Vivian Johns j3 pngratulations — Sen Qyrtct (MuyrYf A cMu WQ th ' Mxi dv aMACK CONSTRUCTION jl, ) GL iol OiiaJLunO MJL ZJ C nC omes” tJdh BocOA. 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And For You The Dealership That The Public Built 203 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 78 From FLAGSHIP BANK OFZEPHYRHILLS y hone: 782-1502 m- FLAGSHIP BANK L, Deposit surecUr oS l O t 'ederal 204 to s; 5k - 5 -1— ? , I £ f « ROWLAND DAIRY fr£fr?f CXT Spo S- -L- oAO-k Su k A 4 • ? rvd ® ‘S suvfi „ L C.(( QO'VO) OjOuJ. ; 'T ‘‘.3 GJL-ci rvlo CX- v- HJ f( A9VGX- Hwy. 39 South V iive JJt oUb ) r c cxk IL t «• , aozdoSJihfl cLexCX Kr Compliments of ' I 71 ooouv to 4xO Kp| ♦£ ( ,'c ra io d Q . prvx. (A Ajbc X OJiack d ■+ -IJL QjU O rvlov OJLftjd d) - vl VA '•v uAOo 5Q rv xM-w -v0• uur r a Operators of the £ r r . f a O SIvSl ) -f- _J_ JK COUNTRY CHUR r 'j° ST ' RESTAURANT ; TO oO'S ri“£ CAR WASH .. _ oood o LSdJv - ■ xlso kod j? 5 good -p nva ' koOO, +- _4— k pa. j o 9«-' ojck: cx_ arcxr £ 1505 N. Gall Blvd. |- O 'CSC od o, - f A4Ux des «‘1. 5 ] fo 'v ret efvJo rrv ) o. ■ko-co-k Tl ucr .‘f bS. cu- WPhone: 782-0807 X f( r quer BW £Pgfi. S d epfiyrhills, Florida 33599 ---k—� V c£ eJ JP AIRLINES CRUISES TOURS Compliments of ZEPHYR AVIATION INC. Zephyrhills. Florida WHITES AUTO PARTS Compliments of James and Jo Ann White PLEASE GO AWAY . . . WITH Z)L XJayaiond ‘Oravet sdyen icy 1570 N. GALL BLVD ZEPHYRHILLS. FLA PHONE 782-5565 ART YOUNG, owner MOBILE HOME SUPPLIES - ANCHORS INSTALLED - CABANAS MOBILE HOME WINDOWS - CONCRETE PATIOS - CARPORTS PATIO ROOFS - SCREEN ROOMS AWNINGS STORAGE CABINETS ARNOLD’S KLEEN - KUT ALUMINUM PRODUCTS GEIGER'S LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLY 720 — 7th Street Zephyrhills. Fla. Phone: 782-7174 413 S. U.S. 301 Zephyrhills. Fla. SALE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN ARNOLD OWNER FASHION CORNER Hours: 9:30-5:30 Tues.-Sat. 220 Geiger Rd. Zephyrhills Phone: 788-1300 FASHION CORNER WOMAN’S FASHIONS Size 8 to 46 212 FOUNTAIN RO. ZEPHYRHILLS. FLORIDA 33SS9 PHONE (013) 702-3513 STROUT REALTY Incorporated Diane C. Kull Harold Bailey Associates PEEPLE'S CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE “A Friendly Store Nationally Advertised Brands Tux Rentals 617 5th Avenue Zephyrhills. Florida Also See Our Tots. Tweens and Teens Department 811 Hwy. 54 West Business: (813)782-1155 Zephyrhills. Fla. 33599 206 PHOTO CRAFT Photo Figurines in Wood A Great Gift Idea Congratulations Seniors CRYSTAL PURE WATER Let me photograph you or your loved ones, or copy a picture you have now. I'll laminate the picture to wood, then handcraft the picture into a life like photo figurine. UNIQUE LIFE LIKE KEEPSAKES See Samples at PHOTO CRAFT 700 5th Ave. Zephyrhills Carl A. Martens Photographer Craftsman 1850 Fort King Hwy. — Zephyrhills 207 STAN'S FroV v FLORI FEDERAL SAVINGS Zephyrhills Office 816 Fifth Avenue rCEY SERVI xr 709 9th Avenue Zephyrhills. Fla. 782-2934 Compliments of STONE’S Automotive supply V Zephyris, I is V Florida 33599 L G HOOD COMPANY Zephyrhills Lawn Equipment. Mower and Tractors P.O. Box 656 Phone: 782-2212 MYRON G. NABER’S JEWELRY STORE 304 E. Meridian Avenue Dade City, Florida 33525 Phone: (904) 567-2460 Myron G. Naber D. Jean Naber (V c Jj £t O.. X Best Wishes to the Class of 78 XXL “THE SENSIBLY PRICED CONVENIENCE STORE BURNS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY 1203 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills Branch Office SHOP )fo9 208 JIM NEILL CHEVROLET Phone: 782-1538 1107 Highway 54 West Zephyrhills 209 Best Wishes to the Class of 78 THEZEPHRYHILLS NEWS 0 g XV)C?V 1 .V '' tTj s )pJr' ' Conu� ii merits o . J(W of NLA1 ,rw ;:: rp � MOODY'S6 ARDWARE, X Zephyrhills'' 3 ItW V Fla. • Ji 33599, ' V , , g -T’omplimenttf, 0$ A .fay' fCRADDOCK'S Appliance Q CENTER 111 Hwy. 54 East Zephyrhills. Fla. Phone: 782-9426 LITTLE RASCALS Learning and Play Center Catering to Working Parents. We Care about your child. Modern Facilities — Visitors Welcome State Lie. 782-0643 22-18th Street AL JOYCE STINARD DISTRIBUTORS OF NATURAL FOOD aMt O SUPPLEMENTS AND BEAUTY PRODUCTS Compliments of MARION SMITH FLORIST Zephyrhills 210 Wishing You a Great Future PALM TREE ACRES MOBILE HOME PARK ‘The Streflings Congratulations Seniors From FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) A Church Where Jesus Christ Is Lord” Compliments of. IT. i 2300 Hwy. 301 North Zephyrhills. Florida 33599 ARDSON IERAL HOME Congratulations to the Seniors of ‘78’ Phone: 782-1528 113 South Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills. Florida 33599 Congratulations Class of 78 701 Fifth Avenue QudUi (Jj tjLAJl ephyrhills, Florida XU ol_±jl P( v ..jLn aJ- CL c , L -7 ahjCXjlj c b x'f ?u.c£. c£z CLUajoj ’ 33599 Motor Repairing of All Kinds ZEPHYRHILLS ELECTRIC SERVICE Specializing in Commercial U and Industrial Wiring -' i V Phone: 782-l f3 d[1' .(V. R. G. Duffiej Owner V. 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Florida 33599 yft (pnjjfay' 301 East MeridianutVenue Dade City. Fkmda Phone: 567-3970 SHADY OAKS Adult Community Hwy. 39 Zephyrhills„Florida 33599 SUZUKI Congratulations to the Class of 78 PASCO MOTOR SPORTS 2309 N. Hwy. 301 Phone: 813-782-4609 Zephyrhills Florida 33599 X “5 cC 2IS DAILY 5 AM TO MIDNIGHT wpasi4oo radio MONICA’S BEAUTY SALON LADIES AND MENS HAIRSTYLING • Blow Dry Styling • Hair Coloring Specialist • European Perming • Precision Hair Cutting • One Step Ear Piercing Open Mon.-Sat. 715 V4 5th Avenue Downtown — Zephyrhills RALPH'S TRAVEL _cT_ jo PARK V MujV 'fell. -m-wjas) CHICKEN HUT Zephyrhills Phone: 788-1619 ( VO ft 216 uc5r -$fendtsPia.' ofViJ?' person .PsOC c .oloj: t cJLcn A- ycnouu KcoJ-t-o kw’' |pw,se c e -ho P h d vSii jvSh a goo a be Senior ii - j TH€ FUTUfi€ B€lONGS TO VOU Po ha.lK PGscmecn £- iffi� Hc£, |£pe ppOcV x cxvttx oxVrxiasp ecxoAa -o hcpe ■PhtCl-h uunen _ _F cu n-€ cu. hriouj Pc hcPK Vcsomecne. -V x cxvnr cxVuJCXsp ' -3 . . j _ UJ£U)f“naoe. hbplojn scpne, -PHinq£ ‘ ‘ jjp do T-ov hheium Lv' |ce no-uia a l_ p hhe.J bee vjo€ UJ'11 nn hop' Quail Hollouu Properties, Inc Developers Of €legant Countrv 6IV1 u ha ye Living In. Quail Hollouu Village Quail Hollouu Pines Uuofl i h Gte-h Luloe-D uouur O-o-h- pj cr °rv,rvd xvr riG -P Ujor K-fna . Ude JP (Ac Wof© pPrydPT° QUL-p- lA ir-e ; ijjor K.I-r NC . Ude U j X -r---------------------- , . i Quail Hollow Meadows -fu'rns ouP- rb jar r! poa Qlaserue. '+- cr-Od UoVP SPri O.Vfi opaAs. rn£, at «sin fouinboto 102 Steel Dust Lone, Lutz, Florido 3f§49 t rforid (813) 949-4263 RxuUo uer ecf Pc mer h IS 4 US E lu-v UuQt Zephyrhills, Florida m , u £yk }J 9. P w' SUNSHINE STATE FEDERAL SAVINGS' o AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Market Square Plaza Zephyrhills. Florida 782-9593 Pasco County’s Largest Selection of Crafts Styrofoam — Sequins — Books — Yarn — Fur Beads — Macrame — Molds — Art Supplies — Ribbon — Gifts — Souvenirs — Etc. HOUSE OF STUFF, JR. vy.-y.f j ' Ju Monday tWru Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. y‘ P 4ail Orders in U.S.A. and Canada l trol jand Kay a 409 N. Gall Blvd. jo-) mn y, i Zephyrhills, Fla. -p—WJ- s£ T ,, JT) , J CORAGISLE POOLS AND SUPPLIES ffwy. 54 West Zephyrhills. Florida CLEARY BEAUTY SHOP 18 Heights Avenue Zephyrhills. Florida 782-1102 218 WALKER'S CABINET SHOP ADAMS BUILDING SUPPLY Zephyrhills. Florida O U J _ alUA, Congratulations Students and Graduates of Zephyrhills High School (JLce Vt U g cu - o MrV ' l Mjl Jkk£ Cj3u Gjl FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of Zephyrhills, Florida SeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniors JjuJkd _ oi tu 'Sch l JLd V1 Wl -Wtm foxA cvyjl «S Ad “UK ) ' £ Mx ch 0 )$A CrtU J oock oLaxc - £Kr€ u|duvu ' UJ 3Mc( 'ikcug cKj 0 ttyyuXlsi 2 K C- «°- S W o.va 2 as V vxcxcOv—-r Vl o . 'J(vr Ji Auv- e_y u CkL - «? ’ A, CV---- O-CI CrO olSU-O V Q 3- i 2Q , - L v% icnjU ■v- V 4XSXV. V)cJeW L A •'ri'vp 'V Congratulations Class of “78” Keep on Trackin’! From JOAN and WILLARD BARRENTINE SeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniors SENIOR DIRECTORY SHIRLEY ALEXANDER (Sweet Bow DANNY BOYD ( Legs) — 0 . 14, 1958; Pep Club; 1960; FFA, 1-4. Flag Corps, 1 - 4; Girls’ Track. CYNDI M BOYET r ISHERYL ARNOLD — Aug. 22, 1960: , VM Pep Club: FBLA, 3 (Trfcas., District MIKE BOYETl Contest Participant). 4; Agape. 3. 4; 1 HOI ER E BRC NJg Track. 2 (MVP, 1st P ace High Jump 1960; Demolay; 1 at State). 3, 4; Volleyball. 3, 4 (Team club; j. j A; DE, 3) l Captam); Softball. 3 (MVP). 4; Bas- . Ea e Sco| B Vetba1 ’4: Powderpuff. 3._ J lor: District 6 Ma B 8ARA BACK Oct. 24. I960; KATHRYN R. BR - H -May 12 1960; 'DEBBY BACON — No . 22. I960, 1.2; FlagCorps 1 Band; 1; 4; Stage Band’ 2- 3; fbo- 1 LeANN brown ' rus, 2, 3; Student Council, 3, 4; c, . „ , Freshman Class Secretary; Pep _U nt | Club. 1; NHS.4: Cheerleader, 1.2.3 Ba d’ ' ‘ 4: ™ Jf Co-Captain), 4 (Captain); Girls’ „ Track. 2; PowderpuVf, 3. 4; A-B tateContest. f - i Bfior Roll. 1, 2,3. BRFT BUCHAN CFTRISTOPHER OTTf' BAHR 1959; JV Basebal (Chris) i— OctA21, I960 tudent PATTY BUR1 y-— Council, 4; Senior Class President; 1960; FBLA, 4. Media Club, 3; Baseball. 1; Tennis, 2.4: Boys’ State — Delegate 3. DAN BURGESS (I 22, 1960; Z Clu WILLA BAHR — Nov. 26, 1960; Pep Varsity Baseball, Club. 1; Band. 1 - 4; FBLA. 4; Tvp- i Jig D) — July 5, RONDA KA,Y CLAYJVELL (Ronda Kay) — Attg. 39, 1960; Band. 1 - 4; Stage Band. 4; All-County Band, 3; TE — Jan. 2, 1960. Powderpuff, 3.4 E—Feb. 12, 1960. MIKECOLLURA — July 1, 1959. OKS — Oct. 25, IAN PAUL CONNOLLY — Sept. 16. Pep Club; Stamp 1960. 1A; Young Demo- t: Master Counci- CYNTHIA L. COON (Cindy. Bub- ter Councilor. bles — Nov- 1 • 1960; PeP club- 1: Pep Squad, 2 (Captain); J.V. Cheer- )WN (Kat, Kathy) leader, 1 (Co-Captain); Varsity Pep Club, 1; Band. Cheerleader, 3; CDHE, 3; Band, 1. ELIZABETH IRENE CRANDI LL — July 31, I960; (Beth) - April 22, 1960; Pep Club, 1, 2; Interact. 2; ] 1, 2 (Vice President); French Club. 1, S. 4; Track. 3, 4; 2; Chorus. 1, 2; Student Council Superior Solo at Representative, 2, 4; Agape, 3, 4; Girls Athletic Association, 2; Field Hockey. 1; Track. 1. 2. 3; Sopho Nov. 14, more Maid, (M.M.C.); Bowling, 2; Zephilsco, 4. GE — Dec. 28, JULIE A. CRAWFORD TAMMY K. CROWE — April 9, eigo Dan) — Sept. i960; Drama, 2. 3. 4; Echo. 4; 1; JV Baseball. 1; Media, 4; Spanish. 1; Agape. 2; , 3.4; JV Football, Powderpuff, 3; Track, 4. ing Award. 3. PAT W. CALHOU BETTY ANN BARNETT ARLENE CELE5 RON J. BARNErT — Sept. 28, I960. Nov 20 1959 L PATRICIA ANNE BARREN TINE FBLA. 3, 4 (Se Oct. 11. 1960: Band. 1 - 4; Stage Council. 1, 2; S Band, 3. 4; Student Council. 2, 3 (vice President); (Member of the Year), 4; Senior Zephilsco, 4 (Bi Class Secretary; Bulldogger, 2, 3; Flag Corps, 2, 3; NHS, 2, 3. 4 (President); Drama, 3; 2 Pep Band 4; Zephilsco, 4 (Clubs DALE L. CARSON Editor); All-County Band. 3, 4; A-B Honor Roll, 1, 3; European Tour,4. DANIELLE CAS MARCELLE V. BEDNAR (Marcy) 1960; Guldance A UAOic’nmucT r- , BRIAN C. CLAG MARIE BEMMET — Feb 24, 1960; Softball, 3; Powderpuff, 3, 4 (Cap- tain). BRUCE WALL REBECCA E. BENTON (Becky) — , H -,3° May 26. 1960; FBLA; Chorus; Band’ 3: Al 'f' Ensemble. M All-State Band. 1, 'll at State. 1: Studei SCOTT BARRETT — Oct. 13, I960; 0 ogy Club, 1 (Presi Soccer, 1; Basketball. I. 2; Zephilsco Phc CHARLES A. B1AGIOTTI — Sept. 1, Mty Tennls' ’’ 2’ 3 1960. WILLIE D. CLARI 224 iRA j. CRUVER — May 13, 1960; 1 Stamp Club; Band. I - 4; Stage r_ Band, 3,4; All-County Band. 3, 4. TE CAMPER — CT, 4 (Treasurer); KAREN A. DAVIS — Aug. 28. 1960. retary); Student anish Club, 1, 2 DANIEL R. DEATON (Danny) - Julldogger, 1, 2, 3; 3’ ,959’ Agajf 3’ 4; Bar'ow .. . Key Club, 2, 3; NHS. 3, 4; Student siness Manager); - . At. j Council, 3. 4; Wrestling Team, 2; erfect Attendance, , ’ ’’ , „ 6 _ Track, 3; Eagle Scout (Bronze Palm); Youth Councif Member — May 29, 1959. (F.B.C.). IVI — Dec. 13, JOSHUA M. DENNISON (Jogh) — ssistant. March 25, 1960; FFA, 2, 3, 4; Span- ish. i jETT — June 8, d— W JEFFREY A. DeWITT (Jeff) — Feb. 21, 1960;jStud?nt Council, 3, 4; CE CLARK — Drama, 3; Art. 3, 4; NHS, 4; Boys’ Band, 1 - 4; Stage If State; Who’s W ho: National Merit aty Band, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Semi-Finalist. . 3,4; Superior Solo v J L t Council, I; Ecol- TERRY L DUFFlELD (Duff),£ lent); Stamp Club, Nov- 18- l959; DCT- 4 (Resident, ographer, 3; Var- Gov 4 : Band- 1 ‘ 4; PeP Band, 2, 3; Stage Band, 3; Agape, 4; Pep Club, 1; A-B Honor Roll, 1, 2; A — Oct. 28, 1960. Honor Roll, 3, 4. JANICE A EIDEL BONNIE A. GRA THERESA MRRICKSON (Tcrrvl Band’ ''4; Dran AgapL 2; Band, 1 MARK A. GREEh - 4rA-B Honor Roll, 3. I960;DCT.4;W LESTER ESSER (Wild Man) L-T 'JMIKE GROVER March 21, I960; Stamp Club. J 1960: Baseball. DEBORAH FARMER (Debbie) — SHIRLEY MICH1 May 4, I960: Pep Club. 1; Band. 1 - helle) — Dec. 5. 4;NHS,4. Spanish. 2 (A t French. 3; Med STEPHEN A. FARRINGTON _ (Activities Ed,,or July 29. 1959. Tennis, 2. 3 (M.V WILLARD W. FEE — Sept. 14. 1960. BEVERLY P HA DEBBIE A. FILPULA Dec 29 1960 ANNAC. FISCHER— Sept. 7. 1959. DEBORAH L. (Debbie) — M CINDY LEE FLACK Squad: Chorus , , Attendance, 1.2. (Sparky Lee) — Aug. 7, 1960: Band, 1 - 4: Stage Band. 3. 4; Pep Band. 4: CHERYL A. HA All-County Band. 2, 3, 4: NHS, 4; I960, lenms !, 2; Softball. 3, 4; Basket- AARON HARR( ball. 4; Powderpuff, 3,4. R,T o'F FORRESTER — Sept. WILLIE F. HARR, 3, .1960: Spanish. 1; Stamp Club. 1; Agape, 3, 4; Baseball. 1, 4; Track. 2, LANCE G. HAYE! ' — Oct. 23 1960; JUDITH I. HUTCHINSON a. 3. PATRICIA A. INMAN (Trish) — (Sport)— Oct. 14, June 27, I960; Varsity Cheerleader, ■ I- 3, 4: Girls’ State; Homecoming Prin- Urove) - July 22. cess; Powderpuff'3' BETH ANNE JOHNSON (B.J.) — LLE HALE (Mic- Au8- 23' l960; Health Services; I960; Drama. 1. 4: Media Club: FHA: FFA sist. Secretary); CRAWFORD JOHNSON JR. — Dec. t. 3: Zephilsco, 4 9 1953 ; Science Club, 2: P.), 4. K ATHY A. JOHNSON — Aug. 2. I960: Agape, 2, 3. 4; Drama, 4; LDEN (Paige) - Zephilsco. 4; Media, 4; Powderpuff, 3. 4. HARRINGTON CHERYL E. KEHL — July 30, 1960; ’ l2' l960: Pep Powderpuff, 3.4. DECA; Perfect LINDA S. KETTERER — Oct. 14. I960: FBLA. 11, 12 (President); 1st 9’ Place at District Contest (Short- hand); 4th Place at District Contest. LD — Dec. 31. GARY L. KIMBALL CRAIG J. KOVACH — July 1, 1959; Varsity Basketball. 4. MONICA L. KOVACH rrKET7TTKTL7r PHILIP E. FRIES (Phil) — Dec. 23, Dec. 6, 1960. I9S P p Cl“b- 3: Z CluK 2: Span' ROXANNA B. .sh C'ub. -Track, 1. 2: Basketball. (Roxie) _ s 3; Football, 1 - 4. ncr t P DEC A (Treasurei Rf fflVRD C FRITTS — July 16, BARBARA G. H 1959 April 30. I960: P ROBBY FROST — April 5. 1959. 2:FHA,4. BOBBY JOE GAI.YAN (Joey) — July 1 PATRICIA LYNN 6. I960; Agape; Z Club: Baseball: PI March 12. j Football J Flag Corps. 2,3; 1 ANDYS. GAVIN KATHY M. HOU 1959. MICHELLE L. GAVIN - March 17. c,IFFORD R I960; FHA: Pep Club; FBLA. C Llr rUKIJ R. H' Sept. 13, 1958; GERARD J.GAZELLA Football. 1 - 4: Tt SHARON L. GEIGER - Dec. 10. 1959. KAREN LENNE „ l9gTmHS, 2. 3, TOMMY W. GELORMO - March Aea_ 2 3 4 301960 Drama Club.’4(- PATRICK H.GILL — Oct. 18, 1959. Council. 4: Ten Cheerleader. 3; NORMAN W. GRAHAM — Dec. 26. Democracy Win 1960. Powderpuff. 3,4. SHARON K. KRAMER — Nov. 12. I960. 22 L|960N Echo- PATTI A‘ ANURFTH (Walter) — l: Stamp Club. ' Feb’ 77: ,960: ArI CluK 3- 4: A8aP«- 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 2, 3. 4; Student )PE (Bobbie) — ™jL C sncil, 3. 4: Volleyball, 3,4: Track, p Club. 1: Agape, 2. 4; Golf. 3: Basketball. 4. WENDY C LAXTON —Jan. 7, 1959. HOTRUM (Patti, I960: Band, 1 . 4: Jl3HF A- l YTON - July. 7, 1959; owderpuff, 3. 4. , _ - ill — I rch 28. REBECCA J. LEACH , JERRI ANNT LINVILLE (Jerfi) — WELL (Cliff) July 23, I960; Student Council, 3. 4; irt. 4: French. 4: Band- 1 ' Stage Ban F § PeP ick. 2. 3, 4; Basket- 6and. Spanish Club, 1: ng King. FBLA. 4; Track, 2; Citizens Advi- sory Committee —'Student Repre- JUN1 — Feb. 4, sentalive. 4 (Vice-President); Vice President); IIMOTHY LINVIL.LE (Tim) Feb. reasurer): Student 20, I9(p; FFA, Band. Ij2: Basket- lis, 2. 4; Varsity ba W-4. School Voice of LINDA R. LOCKE- Dec. 20. I960. ier (Essay). 3. 4: jdfiNyioVFTTE- Sfep).3. 1959. • RORY L. LUCE — March 31. I960; RUDY R. MORIb Band. 1.2. CINDY NANCE- STEVE W. MALMQUIST (B,g Z Li,- pAviELA E. NIC, M V p7 ’ 2°- ,960: FBL (M.V.P. 3). 0ffice Assistant. LISA K. MARKLE Band. 1 - 4 (B Stage Band. 4. ALISA A. MARTINE — July 16. iq60 TERRY E. NIPPf BBT ■ FFA.2.4: Foot! AMJE WYNNE MASSEY (Amos) - Aug. 1. 1960; Student Council. 1. 4; DEBRA L. NOR! Bulldogger. 4; Band. I, 2, 3; Flag £an) — FFA Corpj L 2. 3 (Captain); T,ho 1 A. 3; Chon Drama, 1,2.... TERESA NORV EDWARD D. McADAMS Jjan. 8, Squad’ 2' ' J H tentative); Hoi Occupations Ce BRENDA McCONNELL — Oct. 27, ; Typing 1 c 1959; Softball: Basketball: Powder- ciency. 2; Shot pUff Physical Fitness DEBBIE McCL'RDY (Pepsi) — June STEVE O DON( 4. I960: Pep Squad. 2; Pep Club. 1; I960; Science Office Assistant. 3; Chorus. 3. 4; Baseball; Varsit Powderpuff, 3 CCV n.MCI r- K VICKI L. OG1L CASEY McDAMEL (K.C.) — Feb. SCOTI K. POLLMAN - Sept. 24. 1959. - Feb. 7. I960. ROSE M. POT WIN March 3. I960: lOLS(Pam) — Feb. CDHE: FFA; FHA. i. 1: Pep Club. 1: Powderpuff. 3. 4; SU ANN PRICKETT — July 25. 1959; nd Treasurer, 4); Powderpuff, 3.4. CRAIG I. PRITCHARD — Jan. 12. R — May 21, 1959: 1960. all 3 TONY PROVINCAL — April 2'S : AN (Stormin’ Nor- 1960: Stamp Club; Spanish Club; 2; Pep Squad, 3: FFA: Media Club. � , 4. TOMMY QUICK (T.Q.) — Sept. 12. AN (T.C.) — Pep 1960: DECA. 4. V, 4 (Senior Repre- r R II l riff DANIEL A. RAMSEY Jan. 9. ' ’ '.LC 1960; DCT, 4: Basketball. 1. 2; Golf, tificate of Awards, rtificate of Profi- ’ hand I Award, 2; LINDA RAMSEY (Ramsey) May Cward, 1. |3, i960; Pep Club. 1: FBLA, 2; VAN — May 26, DCT’ ’ lub; Spanish: JV JOSEPH G. READ — May 26, 1959; Baseball; Band. 1 - FBLA. ROY M. REFFIT(Mike) — J.V. Base- ( lEE — March 29. ball. 1; Varsity Baseball, 2. 3,4. TT7950” RAI PH OVFRS' ELIZABETH ANN MELMS (Beth) ,960 — Band. I - 4; Pep Band. 4; Powder- puff, 3.4. DEBBY PATE (L FHA; FBLA; G JON A. MERRILL —Aug. 22. I960. ANTHONY C. P TOM A. MERRILL —Aug 24. 1959 ,960 MICHELE L. MEYER - Feb. 26. JOHN B. PEAVY 1960; Band. 1 - 4: Pep Club; Acteens; Youth Choir; Perfect KERNEY R. PE Attendance.!. Nov. 21, I960: V WINONA W. MEYER ( 111 RYL A. PEI 29, 1960; Scienci MATTHEW E. MICHEWICZ — 3. 4; Girls’ Golf; March 24. 1960. 1: Honor Roll. ESTHER E. MILLER - May 7, 1960: LINDA PERROb FOCO, 2. FFA; Perfect At MARK B. MILLER —Nov. 2. 1959. LINDA PETTER! 1959; FFA. • SHELIA D. MONTGOMERY — April 26. I960. MARK PHILLIP! CDHE, Basebul EARLENE MOORE — Oct. 3, 1959. DONALD E. PD TERESA L. MOORE — Oct. 7. 1960. Tennis, 3. 226 SHAWN P REGAN —Sept. 21. 1960; RF-ET — April 9, z Club. 2. 3. 4; Student Council, 4; JV Football. 1. 2; Varsity Football, 3 ttle Bov) - FFA: (M.V.B.A.). 4: JV Basketball. 1. 2; U Varsity Basketball. 3, 4; Track, 3,4. Frick so t 29 DANIEL S. REICH (Danny) — Dec. CP ' 12, I960. R — April 1 I960 DONNA L. REITER —July 18. 1960. cuv d uk , FRED RHODA — Jan. 24. 1960; Stu- , n: k nei 7 Jen, Council, 1. 2, 4; FBLA. 4; Sci- rs'ty Baseba ' 3’4 cnee Club. 1: Ecology Club. 1; NHS. T (Pokey) — Feb. 2. 3; Pep Club. 1. 2: Basketball, 1,2; Club. It 2; FFA, 2. A Honor Roll, 3, 4; NED r Honors, Perfect Attendance. 3: Band. 1, 2. 3. 4 (Drum Major) 3, 4; All-County Band. 2, 3. 4. E — Oct. 2. I960; ARGON ROBERTS—Sept. 14, 1958; tndance, 1. JV Baseball 1; Varsity Basketball 4. (Pete) — Sept. 18. RICHARD DEAN ROWLETT (Ricky) Dec. 3, 1959; FBLA. 2, 4. — Sept. 11, 1960; TERESA 1 SANDERS - Dec. 15, 4. 1960. T — Boys’ State; MIKF SCHAFFNFR (Shaft) — Feb. 3, I960; FFA: Spanish; WE. I ROBERTA. SCHROEDER May 5. JEFFREY LEE S I960; Football, 1, 2. 3: Basketball. 1, May 20. 1960; 2; Gymnastics. 1.2. 3; Track. 1. 2. 3; (President 3, 4); Baseball. 1: Perfect Attendance. 1. 2, tor); FFA, 1, 2 ( 3. T-’ lain). 4 (Vice : tvlk Speaker — FFA WAYNE S. SMOLDER JR. — March Varsity Baseball 8. 1960; Band. 1 - 4; Student Coun- State Farmer Dc cil.4; Varsity Baseball. 3,4. Student. 3. 4; 1 JULIE A. SHULTZ — Aug. 13. I960; Honor Ro11 A E Pep Club. 1; FHA. 1; Student Coun- PATRICIA A. SU cil. 2; Class Vice-President. 2. 3; Dec. 18. 1959; F Sophomore Maid: Cheerleader, 3. 4: DOT. 4; DECA. Homecoming Queen. 2, 3; Sophomo: Junior Class Pre: MELINDA GALE SMITH (Mindy) May 30. 1960: Band. 1 - 4; Pep ANGELA D. TA! Band. 2. 3. 4; Bulldogger. 3; All- 3,4. County Band, 2. 3, 4; Drama. 3: DONNA L. TA' Softball. 3. 4; Powderpuff. 3. NJ RA MARIE SMITH — May 13. LyN M TFV,pi I960: Bulldogger. 3 (AssislanHEdi- jgg-j lor): Zephilsco, 4 (Assistant Editor); Drama. 3; NHS. 2; A Honor Roll. 3: BARNFY V TH Powderpuff, 3; Band, 1, 2. 3 (First I960; Varsity Fo Lieutenant), 4 (Band Captain); Stage DONNA t THC Band, 3. 4; Pep Band. 1 - 4: All- iq ROUT (Strout) GLORIA J. WARD — April 30. I960; edia Club. 1. 2. 3. 4 FBLA; Pep Club: Stamp Club; Vol- fephilsco. 3. 4 (Edi- leyball: Track, haplain). 3 (Chap- resident): Public RONALD E. WELLS — Cross Colin-’ 4; JV Baseball. 1: try, 4. 3; Boys’ State. 3; tree. 3; Who’s Who MICHAEL WELSCH (Mike) - Nov. uropean Tour, 3: IF I960: Band, 1 -4: Stage Band. 3. 1.3.4. 4: A-B Honor Roll. XIVAN (Trish) PATRICIA L. WEST — Oct. 24. I960 BLA. 3 (President); 3; Student Council. STEVE WHITWORTH - Aug. 5. e Class Secretary: I960; Band. 1 -4: Stage Band, 3. idcnt. THOR S. W1CKSTROM (Thro) NER — Art Club. Aprji |4 i960; Art Club, 3. 4 (Presi- dent); Student Council. 1 (Trea- I,OR — July 10. surer); Bulldogger. 1. 2, B, 4 (Editor); Agape, 2. 3sBand. 2. 3t Basketball. rs - o 1, 2; Tennis. 2, 3.4; YFV Exchange :TON — Dec. 29, Student to Norway. 3; Bicentennial Essay Winner. )MAS — May 24. ,tball. 4. MICHAEL D. WILDER MAS — Sept. 20, JENNIFER LEE WILSON — Aug. naJia Pj. 4; Band. 4: Central Florida Symphonic LINDA M. THON Band. 4: European Tour, 4; French. Band. 1 -4. 4 VALERIE TIPPE MICHAEL B SPEER — July 10. ELIZABETH AN 1960 1960; Agape. 3; PATRICIA ANN SPEIGHT (Patti) — Powderpuff. 3. 4 April 22, 1960; Band. 1 - 4; Stage SHARON S TOt Band. 3. 4; Office Assistant. 3. 4: iq O Powderpuff. 4. RUTH B. TUCKI MARK STEVE (Cosmo) — Feb. 29, Echo, 3, 4: Art C I960; Auto Racing (ZHS Spon- lure Award. 2, 3 sored). MARJUKKA L. DARLENE STEWART 23, 1961: French LUANN M. STINARD (Bunny) — MARY S. VINC Jan. 20, I960; DCT, 4; Zephilsco, 12. Jan. 24, 1959; FI SHERYL A. STIRE — Sept. 30, I960. JAMES K. WADI BETH K. STREFLING (Betholemew) Dn ™: -April 11, I960; Student Council. 2. 3 (Earned Me 3; Art Club, 3; Media Club. 3; JOHN WALLIS Young Democrats, 3; DCT. 4. FBLA. 4: Art Cl MELINDA STROTHER BETTY R. WALL AS — Feb. 9, I960: Bulldogger. Li 3: Flag Corps. 2, 3; FBLA. 3: Spanish C’lpb, 1, 2 (Presi- dent): DCT. 4 (Vice-President); 1st — Annual Staff. 3. ’’.'St J ... . Place Public Speaking on Water and J TODD — Aug. 2. Soil Conservation at ZHS. 2nd Place French. Drama. 3; Central Florida. ROBIN D. WINKLER (Winkie) — MER — Nov 22- May |2, i960; FHA. 1. 2 (Vice Presi- dent); FBLA. 4 (Vice-President); R — May 6. I960: P® Flrfg Corps, 3.4: Powderpuff. 4. lnh. 4: Echo Litera� , maryj. 2- 'ALKA.MA - Jan KARENJ OD-r-Oct 14. 1959. Blub; Art Club- T L-J 0 CHESTER JOHN WYZYKOWSK” •NT (Termine) — ln (Chet) _ ApriI 7, i960; NJHS. 1; IA, 2; Agape 11. NHS. 4; Band. 1 - 4; Pep Band. 3. 4; EY May 5. I960: Stage Band. 3. 4; All-County Band. IV Football: Track. 3, 4; All-State Band, 4: Central Flo- als). jt rida Symphonic Band, 4; A Honor — Aug. 8, I960; Roll, 2: A-B Honor Roll, 1. 3. ,b’3’4 DEBORAH YERBA (Debbie) — i —Oct. 21. 1959. March 16. I960; DECA (Historian). pr ;• • 227 IN MEMORIAM A PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE By Manual Tanner . . . People are so caught up in trying to get ahead and attain material wealth that they don't even recognize themselves or what they are . . . . . . as I stand here alone on the sandy beaches of time. I look out into the vast emptiness, yet, almost fullness of eternity . . . . . . undaunted, we pursue these secrets each of us given a pocket full of eternities, we use each one sparingly; while jealously guarding the rest. . . 229 . . . We go to meet the Rising Sun on the dawning of a New Day . . . With all of the activities that ZHS students do, it isn't hard to see that spirit and pride exists with every moment, in school as well as out in the community. The pride and spirit doesn’t stop with this year’s students, but is shown to ZHS students of the future as well. So to those future members, under- class, faculty, and especially to the graduating Seniors of‘78’. . . Good Luck! Editor’s Note: Thanks to all that took part in pro- ducing this wonderful yearbook! Good luck in the future. JEFFSTROUT Editor-in-Chief 4978 Zephilsco 231