Zephyrhills High School - Zephilsco Yearbook (Zephyrhills, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1980 volume:

1-tC TlO] is ZEPHILSCO '80 Zephyrhills High School Zephyrhills, Florida 2 Now is a time to reflect On memories of the past But living each day to the fullest As time passes so fast. 3 ■ 4 6 A time for being Kind and gentle A time for being Sentimental. 10 A time to create And to express Struggling to become My very best. A time for laughter A time for sorrow Alas! How quickly today Becomes tomorrow. 13 DEDICATION It has been said that the final test of a leader is that he leaves behind him in others the conviction and the will to carry on ... The genius of a good leader is to leave behind him a situation which common sense, without the grace of genius, can deal with successfully. We here at ZHS feel that our own Mr. Stanley B. Kendrick measures up to this test; for under his leadership and guidance, we are inspired to reflect his confidence in our ability to surmount the obstacles that may face us in the future. 15 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gayle Roman, Senior Class President Maria Spoto, Vice-President Mary Anne Hope, Secretary Todd Forrester, Treasurer Our Senior year has been a time of reflecting on the good times we have had ... and the challenging days ahead ... Not only are we starting our future but we are the leaders in this new decade for those who follow in our path. We are a class with great talent, skill, and per- sonality. We share a common hope in reaching our desire to succeed in our goals. Let’s stop a moment and remember all the activities we've participated in and the fun and excitement it has rewarded us with: Our award winning float, homecoming activities, spirit, the fire alarm during the homecoming dance, the lunchline, Grad-Nite, Prom, and after Graduation, our thoughts are — There ain’t no stopping us now! In these reflections, they bind us together as the great and mighty class of 1980. 18 Craig M Adams 2 15 62 Track 9, Media Club, Science Club, F.F.A. Were all these years really nec- essary? Trade Lee Adkins 5 22 62 Band 9-11 Thank God it is over! William Clint Albertson 3 11 61 Football 9, 10, Baseball 10, 12, Wrestling 12 We have made a world for each of us, but we need a world for all of us. Rochel Lea Albertson 12 28 61 F B.L.A. 9, 10, Track 9, D.C.T. 11. 12, State Vice-President, Student Council 9, Flag Corps 10 We are sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself.” Dave Lery Amos 8 29 61 Amos Moses Say a sing to the leaving team and pass on my diploma if you please.” Eston L. Arnold 11 30 62 I can't believe I made it through 12 years of school. Sheila Jane Arnold 12 1 62 I am free to fly now since I am out of this prison.” I will be working and may go to a trade school. Wendy Belinda Joyce Arnold 5 25 62 Winnie Poo I can't believe I made it.” I'm going to go out on the carnival with my father. Susan G. Bamberger 4 22 62 Timothy J. Barr 7 21 62 Tim Tim I went all the way through for you, Mom. Thomas Ash 1 14 62 Flash or Belt-loop Jot joy I made it, I think I'll ... I might get a job and just bum around or go to college.” Carolyn Jeanne Ashmore 10 29 62 Band 9-11, Flag Corp 9, Majorette 10, 11, Media Club 9, 10, Student Council 11, F.B.L A. 11,12, D.C.T. Club 12. Daniel Earl Ashmore 3 5 62 F.F.A., Band, D E C.A. 11, 12. Media Club 12 Roy Allen Aultman Debbie Bailey 1 8 62 Beetle Bailey Student Council 9, D.E.C.A. 11, 12, Work Experience 9, D.E.C.A. Treasurer 11, D.E.C.A. President 12, Office Worker 11 If this is heaven then I'm in — Join the Air Force. Tammie Kay Bailey 5 18 62 DECA 11, 12, French 10, Home Ec.9,10 This one’s for you, Dad. Hopefully marry Jeff Strout. Mike Shane Bazzell John A. Belcher 10 15 62 Tony Media Club It’s about time; I've been waiting 12 years for this.” I'm going into the Air Force Janice M. Blanchard 10 13 62 Sweets Majorette 9, Honor Roll, Art Club, Annual Staff Bookkeeper 12, Softball “I just don’t want to hear it.” Going to College Scott C. Blanyar 12 29 62 F.F.A. “It's about time. I plan to get a job and enjoy life to the fullest. Kendall Blue Track 10,11, Football 10,11 Gary Boettcher 6 21 62 Swim Team 9, Tennis 9-12, Band 9,11,12, Honor Roll 9-11 “I want it and I want it now.” College Darrell J. Boyette Lonnie Moray Boyette 2 11 62 Shall our troubles be few and our glories be many.” I plan to go to a trade school and be a welder and a part time artist. 21 Donald Glen Brookins Scott Douglas Brown 6 6 62 Quarter horse, Mr. New England FFA, Art Club, Student Council, Agape, Football Manager 12, Bas- ketball Manager 12, Track 11,12 I didn't think I'd make it. College Jack E. Bryant Brad Lance Buchanan 8 25 61 Media Club I'll be joining the Navy Lawrence E. Buchanan Martin R. Burdick Cynthia A. Byrd 7 12 62 Cindy Joseph G. Cappuccilli Joe 22 Tammy Jo Carey 9 1 61 T.C. Flag Corp 10,11,12, Adv. Chorus 12, General Chorus 9, 11, Bull- dogger 11,12, Drama 11,12 Guess what? I fooled ya, Dad. Travel and then go to fashion school. Gene Case 4 14 62 FFA “I was in school for 12 years and now I'm graduating. Go in the Marines. Joselyn Cecilic Cassidy 6 4 62 VIT, Nurses Aid Club 9,10, Caribe Club 10, Band 9, 10, French Club 9-12, NHS 11, 12, Agape 11, 12, Voice of Democracy 10,11 Joseph L. Chandler 9 5 62 Annual Staff 12 Goodbye Zephyrhills. College Susan Chartrand 12 27 62 Media Club, Vica Club 11,12 I finally made it even though cer- tain people hassled me.” Own my own cosmetologist salon Rhonda Joyce Cherry 6 26 62 FHA 9, FBLA 9, French Club 9,10, 11,11 secretary, president 12, Agape 11, Bulldogger 10, 11, Football Manager 12, Student Council 12, Adv. Chorus 12, Drama 11 I will attend college and model part time Claude A. Childers FFA, Football, Track 23 Ellen Bridget Clark Dena Michelle Counts 3 2 62 Softball 9, FBLA 10, 11,12, Soph- omore Maid, Flag Corps 11, DCT 12 (president) The only way to have friends is to be a friend. Go to school of fashion and become a secretary. Timothy C. Cruver Michael Jay Cushman 4 7 61 Snow wells, Cush, Speed weed Going to cooking school Teresa L. Daniels 7 20 62 Terri Band 9, FFA 9, Student Council 9, 10, French Club 11, Cheerleading 10, 11, DECA 12 (secretary), Track 10, 330 hurdle record Pamela David 1 31 61 Pam WE Club This one is for you Mom and Dad I made it. James Lee Delbridge 1 2 62 Jim J.V. Football 10, V. Football 11, 12, Agape 12, FFA 9 Life is just beginning even though we've come a long way. College Penny DeLotte 9 9 61 Band 9-11, DCT 12 Laura Denney 10 17 62 Boots Tennis 9-12, Art Club 10, Band 9- 12, Student Conducter 10, 11, All County Band 9, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, French Club 12, Echo Staff 12, Agape 12, Band Captain 12, Pep Band 11,12 College Jeffery Denton 9 21 62 Jeff FFA, Track So long fellow classmates. College Terri Dorr 1 16 62 FFA 11, 12, FBLA 12, Spanish Club 9 Traveling to L A. Dale Drake 8 22 61 Football 9-11,12 Jennifer Ann Dungan Kim-Ann Dymarcik-Roth 9 17 62 Kim Annual Staff 12, Echo 12, Spanish Club 9, Tars 11, 12, French Club 12, Debate Club 12, Art Club 10 College Esperanza Hope Echeverria 11 26 61 French Club 9, 10, DCT Club 12, FBLA 11,12 Who said I wouldn't make it? College Norman Elbertson 8 1 61 Football Thank God it is over.” Donna Louise Elliott 25 William D Elliott 9 26 62 Bill FFA Become an electrician Allen Markus Esser Musician Lynn Marie Evans Michael Kevin Farrell 3 22 62 Mickey Spanish Club 9, 10, Student Council 11, 12, Agape 12, VIT, Honor Roll 9-12, Cross Country 10-12, V. Baseball 9-12, V. Bas- ketball 9-12, (Co-Capt.) Basket- ball 11, (Capt.) Basketball 12, MVP Basketball 11 Debra Lynn Fee 10 18 61 Deb. Chorus 9-11, DECA 12 “I finally made it.” I will be working and marry Mike Counts. Rebecca Jo Ferguson 2 21 61 B B , Becky Student Council, DECA Club, Sci- ence Club, Gymnastics Club, Z Club Free Bird and, I will Survive! Be a licensed Cosmetologist. Ronda Gale Ferguson 12 27 62 Fergi Band 9-12, Drum Major 10-12, Flag Corps 9, Student Council 9- 11, VIT, NHS 11,12, Annual Staff 11, 12 (Editor), Drama Club 9, Who's Who 11, Agape 10-12, (V. Pres ), Adv. Ensemble 11-12, All- State Band 12, Golf 10-12, JUB Club Mascot 12, Best All Around Your Baby is grown up, Mom and Dad. Major in Music 26 Glenn Flanders Thomas William Flannery Baseball 9. 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Going, going, gone!” Auto School Debbie L. Fleming 2 16 62 Band 9,10,11 Michelle A. Fleming 1 25 62 Spanish Club 10, D E C A 12, Symphonic Band 9,10.11 I told you I could do it, Mom.” Travel Roger Todd Forrester 12 10 62 Band 9,10, Student Council 9,10. 11,12, Treasurer 12, Wrestling 12 So I say, that's it, I gotta leave this place, I don't care what these people think. Rapper's Delight Larry Neal Freeman, Jr. 6 28 62 French Club Thanks dudes I know for helping me make it. Going into the Air Force. Margaret Fried 2 12 62 F.H.A. 9-12, Historian F.H.A., Par- liamentarian 12, Art Club, F.B.L.A., Best Dressed 12 Watch out world here I come.” Clayton Van Fritts 11 13 60 Proffessor Band 9-12 I have made it through the years.” College Jack M Frost 8 31 61 Carlos Round Ball 9, Soccer 12, Band 9- 12 Jet Engine Mechanic 27 Jerry Lamar Fulton Thomas M. Gainey 2 25 61 Catman Football 10,11,12. Shawn V. Garland Lenerd Orin Gehrke 8 15 62 Lenny-poo Band 9-12, Boys' State, Agape, Pep Band Senior girls were great, BULL’.” Going into the Navy or Air Force. Mark Anthony Gelormo 10 10 61 G” Varsity Baseball 9-12, Varsity Basketball 10-12, F.B.L.A. 11-12. Go into a college. Colaveto Deney Giles Basketball Sharon Renea Giles 9 4 62 Softball Holly Glidden 2 23 62 Harley “I can't believe I done the whole thing” Become a Cosmetologist. 28 Wanda Denise Godwin 11 13 62 Band 9-11, Echo 10, Bulldogger 9, Health Occ. 3, H.O.S.A. 3. Going into the Navy. Jo Lynn Good 9 27 62 F.B.L.A. 9-12 Mary Pam Gore French Club James Govreau V.I.T., Most School Spirit Jennifer K. Green 6 8 62 Art Club 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11. The sky is the limit, Jack” Technical school and being a beach bum. Tara Lynn Green 8 20 62 Flag Corps 9, Cheerleading 10, 12, Majorette 11, Band 9-11, N.H.S., Agape, Sophomore Trea- surer. Donna Greene 12 11 62 Band 9, 10, Stage Band 10, Girls Tennis 10, Girls Volleyball 12, Girls Basketball 11,12 “I want it and I want it now! Roger Griffith 12 1 61 Roses are red, violets are blue, I sure the devil made it through” Construction work 29 Alesia Ann Barrington 9 29 62 Lisa Art Club, FHA 'This is tor you Mom and Dad. College Lee Harris 2 22 61 Future Rock Star Art Club 11,12 My God I made it, I don’t believe it.” Go on the road with my rock band. Rena Marie Harris 5 17 62 Renie Looks like we made it. Be a secretary Margaret Ann Harrold 4 16 62 Moochie Chorus, Spanish Club, Science Club To whom it may concern: I made it. College Sharon Dorian Hasting 11 24 62 FBLA 9, Student Council 9, S.C. Treas. 10, 11, S.C. Pres 12, Who's Who 11, VIT, Art Club 11, Echo 10, Agape 9, 10, Spanish Club 11, NHS 10, 11, Girls' State 10, Most Dependable Careful Seniors — the first step is a big one.” College LaJo Marye Hawthorne 3 14 62 Loco-Weed FHA 9, Science Club 12, DECA “I can't believe I passed the whole thing.” David Hayner Cyndi Ann Hill 9 4 62 Symphonic Band 9-11, DECA 12 Look at me, Pete, I made it.” Going to work Elizabeth M. Hill 7 18 62 Beth Spanish Club 9, FHA 9, CDE 10, Drama 10, Bulldogger 10 Glenn, we have finally made it. Going to PHCC and then to USF Teresa Lee Hood 8 15 62 Flag Corps 10-12, Flag Corps (Captain 11,12), Band 9-12 Mary Anne Hope 12 19 61 Mimi Adn, Ensemble 10-11, Most Hum- erous How do you spell relief? G-R-A- D-U-A-T-l-O-N! Going to HCC Lorraine Michelle Hoppenworth 4 8 62 Hoppy FHA 9, Band 9-12, Band (librar- ian) 10, DCT 11, DCT (vice pres.) 12 Mary Ann Hossler 10 13 61 Love Bug Spanish Club 9, News Bulldogger 10, Student Council 11, Annual Staff 11, 12, School Mascot 11, 12, FHA, Echo, Agape “Memories, for the Way We Were. “Lookout world here comes the mighty class of 1980. Possibly go to College and travel. Lisa Jean Howard 8 14 62 FHA 9, Student Council 11, DCT 12 Tommy I made it.” Hopefully get married and work in a bank. Karen Mae Howell 2 23 62 Sam Medical Service 11, Annual Staff 12 “This one is for you Mom and Dad.” Telephone operator Teresa Diane Huskey 2 2 62 Smelt Volleyball 11, 12, Basketball 10- 11, MVP Basketball 10, 11, Soft- ball 9, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, Most Athletic Attend College 3' Tracey Lynn Hussey Rhonda Jayne Jetmore 10 2 62 Ronnie FHA 9, Student Council 11, Bull- dogger 11, Drama 11, 12, CDHE 11, Echo (treas.) 12, French 12 The past, the present and the future are really one — they are great. 4 years of College Richard Anthony Karppe 5 30 62 Tony Band 9, FFA 10, 11, FFA (treas.) 12 Working Carol Marie Kimball Gary Lewis Kimball 5 4 61 Moose FFA They left the cage open; let’s sneak out.” Going into the Service David E. Knaggs 12 19 61 Uncle Tennis 10, FFA 9 It's been nice knowing ya, Mule.” Construction work Steven Korpacz John Albert Kossuth 32 Michael E. Kraus Dennis C. Kustes 6 4 61 Lettered in Golf. How do you spell relief? GRADUATION Work on a golf career. William Raymond LaCour Jr. 12 21 61 Raymond J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Student Council, Class Pres., Media Club, Agape, Honor Roll, F.B.L.A., V.I.T., Who’s Who, Boys' State, N.H.S., Most Likely to Suc- ceed Fellow Classmates, may God be with you. Going into college. Christine S. Lavallee Jeanette T. Lavallee Sheila Marie Lester Paula I. Lewis 7 16 62 Bear F.B.L.A. 12, F.H.A.9 “This one’s for you Dad. We finally made it Lisa. Going to College. Twila Liles 11 3 61 Chorus 9, DCT. 33 Michelle Lynn Long 12 18 62 FBLA 10-12, FHA 9-12, Band 9 Jerry Lothridge 12 15 61 DECA12 How do you spell relief? GRAD- UATION! Going to the Air Force Fred Deakins Lyle Basketball, Best Looking David Lynn Lynch 9 13 61 Lynch Mob Basketball 9-12, Baseball I will party when I graduate Pamela Ann Madl 10 16 62 French Club 9, 10, FBLA 10, 11, 12, Track Team 9-12, Bulldogger 12, MIP Track 10, A-B Honor Roll 9-11 I want it and I want it now. I’m going to College Timothy Joe Maier 6 21 62 Tim It’s about time.” Working Michael W. Massey 5 26 62 Mikey Who’s Who, Football, FFA “It’s finally over — I think.” College Christopher K. Mathis 6 23 62 Fus Going to school 34 John Steven Mathis Dee Dee McClelland George Ed McConnell 12 12 62 Buddy Golf 9-12, MVP Golf 10, 11, Cross Country 12, Spanish Club 9,10 College David S. McCulloch Basketball, Friendliest Mark Lewis McKell 8 3 62 Hey Whop Class Flirt, Student Council, Foot- ball I never thought I would make it, but it was fun and I enjoyed it.” Linda Mckendree 1 29 62 Daniel Lee Mead 5 7 62 Dan Bulldogger Going to College Richard Melms 11 26 62 Rich Football 9-12, Boys' State, Bas- ketball, Shyest I spell relief, NO MORE SPORTS.” Get a job and take it easy 35 Bettina Messer Nancy Millstead 5 19 62 Spanish Club 10, Flag Corps 11, Annual Staff 12, F.B.L.A., Football Manager 12, Shyest We’ve only just begun We've only just completed the first step — time to move on .. Probably going to college. Ginger Denise Moore Peggy Morton 10 17 62 Cheerleader 9,10, DCT 12 “I'm all yours now, Dan. Going to school Patricia Ann Moyer 4 4 62 Echo 10, Symphonic Band 9-11, All County Band 9, 11, VICA Club 12 The long years have ended — now for the future. Studying make-up to become a make-up artist. Richard Randall Mullikin 3 2 62 Ricky FFA 9, Agape 10, DCT 12 Mark Wayne Natali Mike Natali 2 23 62 Teddybear FFA Parliamentarian, Farm Busi- ness Management. No more school everythings cool” Something else 36 Michael W. Nelson 8 8 62 Punk Rocker J.V. Baseball 9, 10, V. Baseball 11, 12, J.V. Basketball 10. 11, V. Basketball 12 Boredom, Boredom, ah urn — Boredom. Be a rock and roll star R. John Nesselhauf 4 27 62 Gizzard Right on.” Brenda V. Nichols 6 15 62 Nicky FFA, FBLA, DECA, FHA Dad this was all for you.” Going to trade school Mark Duane Nichols 3 16 62 FFA Going to the Marines Teresa Lynn Oliver 5 8 62 FBLA 9, 10, Band 9, 10, CDHE 11, DCT 12 Thanks Mom and Dad for every- thing. College Christine E. Owens 6 15 62 FHA 10, 11, 12, FBLA 10, 11, 12, NHS 10,11, Media Club 12 “You better look out now, Larry.” Majoring in accounting Joel Thomas Padot Tim A. Patterson 37 Brenda Lee Paul 3 24 62 Shortie FFA Hey Jeanette we finally made it.” College for Veterinarian. Colette Marie Paul 4 23 62 French Club, F.B.L.A. Historian, Reporter DCT College Lorretta Mae Perry 2 3 62 Spanish Club 3 years Maybe now they'll pay more attention when I speak. Pamela Jane Peter 12 24 61 Shortstuff Golf 9-12, NHS 11,12, Media Club 12, President 12, Student Aid 12, Chorus 9, FHA 9, 10 Good-bye, county jail! Hello maximum prison. College (Dentist) Tammy Peyton 1 7 63 FBLA 10-12 Vice-Pres. 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Adv. Ensem- ble 12, Agape 12 It was fun while it lasted. Jim Phinney 1 20 62 Wildman Class Clown Good-bye Florida, look out Cali- fornia, I'm coming back!” Sharon Marie Pikunis 6 15 62 Pickey Flag Corps 11, Class Treasurer 11, FBLA, DCT Club Treasurer Peter I'm finally a SENIOR and I'll bet you’re glad . College Linda Lee Pile 11 21 62 Frenchy 38 Frank Pollina Daniel Pray 1 9 62 Spanish Club Good-bye to all my friends Ryder Technical School. Patti Sue Proffitt 3 16 62 Cheerleader 9-12, Captain 11,12, Student Council, FBLA 12, DCT Secretary 12, Most School Spirit, Homecoming Princess, V.l.T. Enjoy your life to the fullest, nobody else can Getting married to Mike Barren- tine on June 28,1980. College Penny Jean Proffitt 3 16 62 Peanut Softball 10,11,12, DCT Club 12 Here we come .. . walking down the street. Lois Sylvia Plymale Phyllis Ann Purvis 12 12 62 Wifflebean FBLA 11,12, FHA 10 Always remember, Mickey Mouse never thought he had a chance either. Party! attend St. Pete J.C. Rochelle Ann Ramey 11 5 62 Hard Rock Student Council 9, 10, FBLA 10, Softball 9-11 MVP 12, Basketball 10,11,12, Volleyball 10,11 (capt.) 12, Golf 9, Agape 12 Now, on to the hard part. College Laurieann Reed 4 12 62 LR Band 9-12, French Club 9-12, Echo 10,11,12 Attend F.l.T. Loren Bruce Reed 4 12 62 Larry Band 9-12, Echo 9, 11, Student Council 10, NHS 10-12, Boys' State 11, Who's Who 12, VIT Most Intellectual He ain't heavy, he's my brother.” Career in Space Sciences Lori Reubens 7 13 62 Rubie DCT 11,12 I've only just begun. Be a licensed cosmetologist. Kimberly A. Rigsby 9 8 62 Kim FBLA 11, DCT12 Thanks, Mom and Dad, I made it! Gwendolyn U. Roberts Mark Robinson 8 6 62 Tennis9,10,11, MVPTennis 12 I want it and I want it now.” Be a Tennis Bum Cheryl Lynne Rogers 7 15 62 Rooster Science Club 10,11, Echo 12, Art Club 12, V. Football (manager) Look out world here comes the class of EIGHTY! Go to schooling for a Mortician Gayle Roman 5 2 62 George, Louie Senior Class Pres., Annual Staff (Asst. Editor) 12, Historian Art Club 12, Agape 11,12, Drama 12, Honor Roll 9-12, Chorus 9, Volley- ball 9, Most Artistic for Senior Notables A lot of hassle for a little tassle. Be a licensed cosmetologist Leon F. Rookey 3 4 62 Honor Roll 9 Today graduation, tomorrow the 40Presidency. Go in the Navy. Melanie Darnell Ross Carole Marie Saladin 2 28 62 Sissy Band 9-12, (Librarian) 11, WE (Secretary), DCT 11,12 Coach Blackburn and Sandy Durrett, I have made it, Thanks. Going to school Jerry Ray Salter 4 3 61 Salt FFA We are number one and don’t mean maybe; we are the class of 80. Going to the Navy Tina Lynn Sampson Barbara Ann Sanders 6 23 60 Toni Looks like we made it.” Tracy Savers 7 29 62 Art Club 12 Follow your dreams, for each hides a fleeting fancy. I am going to College. Sheri Lynn Schneider 12 30 62 Spanish Club 9, Cheerleading 9, 10 (Co-Capt ), FBLA 11,12, DCT 12, Class Officer 9,10,11 Life is for the taking, so live your dreams. Geraldine Sears Craig Allen Segers 3 18 61 Timothy Arden Selman 7 19 62 Jamie Leon Sessoms 5 16 59 Robert K. Sherouse 12 31 62 Valerie Jean Shultz 9 8 62 Val FBLA 9-12, Friendliest, Cheer- leading 10, 12, Freshman Maid, Flag Corps 11 Terry Lynn Simmons 5 1 62 T 66 ' FHA 10, FBLA 12 Good times have past, but the best is yet to come.” College Lance Smith 9 25 62 Best All Around, V.l.T. Sandrah K. Snider 10 28 61 Sandy Spelling Award, DECA Club Pres., 1st place District, 1st place Indi- vidual Award X 7 Margaret F. Souder 3 30 62 Margie FHA 10, ECHO 10 Phillip M. Spaulding 8 18 62 Chyrie D. Speegle 5 14 61 “Dummy FHA 9, FBLA 10. 11, DECA Sec. 11, DECA V. Pres. 12, 1st Place State Contest Ronald D. Springfield 1 29 62 Most Artistic Maria Anise Spoto 2 23 62 Class Officer 9, Treas., V. Pres. 10, Pres. 11, V. Pres. 12, Student Council 9-11, FBLA 11, Agape 4, J.V. Cheerleader 9, 10, Varsity Cheerleader 12, Co. Capt. Soft- ball 9-12, Office Asst. 12, Class Couple Tracy Lyn Stephens 6 12 62 Susan Marie Steuart 4 20 62 Band 9-12, Majorette 10-12, Head Majorette 12, Pep Band 12, Stage Band 11,12, All State Band 11-12, All County Band 9-12, Most Musi- cal 43 Steven Stewart 7 3 60 1 Thomas E. Straughn 12 20 62 Hippie FFA, DECA Jails have their prisoners.” Go into the Navy Jackie Ann Taylor 10 20 61 Twiggy FBLA 10, 11, DECA 12 It's all for you Mom and Dad. Going to college. Mark David Tee Shaun Nathan Tee 12 6 62 Nat French Club 10, DECA 12 This is it! GRADUATION! Going into the Navy Kathleen Ann Templeton 12 19 61 Kat, Mouse Band 9,10, Echo 9, DECA 11, 12, Student Council 12 Hey Marc, you didn't think I'd make it, did you? Sleep and Relax Randall G. Thor Randy Russell S. Thor Rusty Russell Edward Tingle Kimberly Ann Trimm Sarrah Wanda Tucker 3 31 62 Wanda FBLA 10-12, Golf, Student Coun- cil 9, 10 Maybe go to college Sandra Tuscano 12 3 61 Oob 2 FBLA, Princess Candidate, Cheerleader 9 Hey. Go to college Mary Louise Vaden 3 16 62 Oob 1 Drill Team, FBLA Huh? Going to college Tom Verrill Gabrielle T. Vincent 6 24 62 Student Council 10, 12, FBLA 11, Softball 11, Who's Who, Bulldog- ger 11,12, Cheerleading 12, VIT I want it and I want it now. Attending college Clifton E. Walls Rebecca Ann Walters 8 14 62 Becky Adv. Chorus 9, Cheerleading 10, 12, Cosmetology VICA 11, Best Looking We're on our way, Steve. I will be working 45 Lisa H. Warakomski Robert Rich Way Jr. 12 17 61 Bob DCT Club 12 Going to USF Karen G. Weicht 4 1 62 Just the beginning. Lori Ann Wells 12 12 62 DECA, Media I did it for you Dad. I plan to get married Wanda K. Wentworth Gary Lynn Wheeler 11 30 61 Wheels I made it. Go Bucs. Going to Tech. School Tammy Lynn Wheeler 12 16 62 T.L. Band 9-12, FBLA 12, FFA 9, FHA 10 I finally made it, Mom. Going to college David G. Whiteside 11 9 60 This one is for you Pop.” Working in Tampa Nina Gay Whitworth Beverly Ann Williams 11 19 62 Bev Student Council 10, Art Club 10, Golf 11, Agape 10, 12, Drama 12, FBLA 11,12, Bulldogger 12, Most Likely to Succeed. I want it and I want it now. Going to College Kathy Joann Williams 8 13 62 Band 9-12, French Club 9-11, Stu- dent Council 10, Bulldogger 11, Drama 11, 12, Agape 11, 12, Adv. Chorus 12, Annual Staff 12 Looks like we made it. Going in the Air Force Steve L. Williams 8 18 61 The Neck Student Council, FFA, Art Club, French Club How did I make it? Going to more schooling Diana L. Willoughby Amy Wilson 1 22 62 FHA 9-12, Agape 11, FBLA, Bull- dogger 12 I want it and I want it now. Timothy S. Wilson 1 22 62 Buck Spanish Club 9-10, (Asst. Trea- surer) FBLA 11, 12, Annual Staff 12, (Head Photographer), J.V. Baseball 10, V. Basketball 12, Best Dressed Hey, Jone Baby, I made it. Going to college and enjoy my life to the fullest. Donna Cherie Wood 6 13 62 Student Council 9-11 Don't it make my brown eyes blue. Going to college Kim Wright 3 17 62 Sqid FHA,FBLA “I have onlyjust begun. Going to nursing school Karen M Wyzykowski 6 29 62 Kuk Band 9-12, All County Band 11,12 Kevin Lee Ziegler 4 21 62 Z'9 Bulldogger 9-12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Drama 11, Echo 12, Art Club 12, Science Club 11 It took a while to make it to the top. but believe me, it is worth it. Going to college Not Pictured Joseph Micheal Brown 6 18 60 Joe Joe DECA, Art Club I'm a free spirit. Preaching Frances Cook 8 15 62 Doolittle FFA (officers) Doug this one is for you.” Attend Tampa Tech. Not Pictured Warren Lowery 2 6 62 Football, Basketball, Science Club, FFA, Who'w Who This one's for you Gip. Going to UF Kevin J. Regan 11 27 61 Superstar Tennis 12, Band 9-12 I will be in the Pros for Tennis Mike Heath 2 20 60 Band 9-12, Agape 12 When the sun sets you free you are free indeed. Whatever the good Lord wants me to Tim Hutchinson Eagle FFA, Spanish Club Hey I made it. Not Pictured Ronnie Smith 9 8 62 Short cake French Club, Science Club Look Mom and Dad I made it, where is my car. Karate instructor Leroy Stafford 8 26 62 Peaches I have made a promise to myself now I can carry my education fur- ther. Randy Steven Strickland 10 27 62 Chorus 11 48 A Quality of Soul To him team success came before personal glory. He thanked God for his talents so that he was humble in victory, and gracious in defeat. Scott loved his life, country and friends. He always said, Somebody up there must like me, and I will never forget where my good luck came from.” Scott said If I learned any lesson it is whatever you do, do it hard and do it to win. Thank you God, for Scott —He measured up! 49 Coach Summers Patti S. Proffitt Loren B. Reed 50 What is a V.l.T. (very important teen)? These students are picked by the teachers at ZHS who feel that these students are outstanding in abilities and talents. They represent the very best our school has to offer to the future. They are not only involved in activities but also hold positions of major responsibilities. They are the leaders of tomorrow. 5) GabrielleT. Vincent Lance A. Smith SENIOR CLASS NOTABLES 52 Best Looking Becky Walters, Fred Lyle Shyest Nancy Millstead, Richard Melms 53 Most Artistic Gayle Roman, Ron Springfield Most School Spirit Patti Profitt, James Govreau SENIOR CLASS NOTABLES 54 Most Athletic Teresa Huskey, Mickey Farrell Most Intellectual Joselyn Cassidy, Larry Reed Best Dressed Margret Fried. Tim Wilson Most Musical Susan Steuart, Mark Natali Most Likely to Succeed Bev Williams, Raymond LaCour Class Flirts Terri Daniels, Mark Mckell Friendliest Valerie Shultz, David McCulloch 55 JUNIORS Juniors continue to face daily challenges as they look forward to tomorrow, not real- izing that it is today which shapes the future. 57 JUNIORS Martha Carnes Secretary Nancy DeBoe Vice-President Joyce Stover Mrs. Snow President Advisor Lora Scharlau Treasurer When clouds get in the way And darkness covers day, We'll pass through places where before we went around and live again. 58 Thea Aaron Chris Agora Felice Armstrong Kevin Bahr Karen Bailey Kevin Bevers Larry Bailey Keith Best Evan Albertson Troy Baker David Black Terry Allen Carol Barnard Cheri Bodiford Raynell Anderson Teresa Ashbaugh Tina Bailey Stephanie Bazzell Robbie Boswell 59 Rick Bowman Chielia Brown Paul Butts David Camper Danny Cappicielli Ricky Briggs John Brown Martha Carnes Robert Briggs Robin Brown Santo Carollo Jeffrey Broeders Missy Bullock Patty Carr Raymond Broeders Bill Burgess Sherry Caldwell James Cant Stephen Castor 60 Georgia Clayberger Susan Connell Micki Cox Nancy DeBoe Bull Doner Chuck Creech Julie Daughtery Sam Doner Lois Cruver Tamm Decker Raymond Dorr Jerry Cunningham Frank Demmers Wade Drake Belinda Colyer Teresa Coon Donna Curry Peggy DiGioia Teresa DuPree 61 April Fulton Charles Gardner Pam Eversole Jeff Farr Susan Ferguson Carl Gerlach Rick Gilbert Cheryl Flack Ray Flaherty Dale Forry Howard Fredenvoll Harold Fritts Diane Frost Teresa Gardner Carla Geldbach Franny Gelormo Tommy Gill Shelly Gimmey Doug Goins 62 Chuck Goltry Todd Goodell Judy Govreau Linda Hamman John Hannon Mark Gregaitis Venesa Gregory Marcia Green Mike Harwell Sharlene Hayner Sharon Green Bethann Greenough Steve Griffin Barbara Griffith Diana Grissett Danny Hamman Preston Hannula David Hansell Brenda Harding 63 Wendy Heller Brenda Harding Janine Hendrix Martha Hewitt Randy Hill Dona Hilton Caren Howell Michael Hussey Roman Jelinek Dan Hinsz Bonnie Hughes Kim Hutchins Don Jernstrom Tammy Hiott Ben Hite Kandy Hotchkiss Kevin Hussey Tom lllig Gerald Kelly 64 Laurie Ketterer Mike Klaus Amy Kusisto Joe LaRussa Irene Limoges John Lavely King Lisk Bill Law Lisa Locke Steve Kimpell Eric Kovach Richard Lachapelle Shane LaBlanc Greg Long Marty King Sandi Kramer Don Lanier Dale Leesch Kevin Lorenz 65 Robin Lott Chris Martin Tina Michewicz Bob Miller Della Moon Jeremy Lowe Tammy Mathers Bill Mooneyham Mark Lyle Russell McKee Mondo Morin Randy Maggard Elaine McKenzie Donald Mort Robert Marston Laura Mester Ron Mikolajczak Michael Moffitt Linda Morvac 66 Gordon Moskowitz Tom Nicely Catherine O’Connor Will Paton Laurie Proctor Orville Moyer Lisa Peddle Patty Provencal James Mullineaux Janita Poe Beth Ramsey Steve Music Maci Pomp Carolyn Regan Lori Nelson Paul Nichols Gary Osborne Ed Poppleton 67 Denise Reiter Leon Roberts Tony Scoggins Anna Sharpe Dottie Smith Lynda Reubens Allen Roman Lori Scott Janice Simmons Randy Spivey Mike Riopelle Diane Rowe Myron Seidel Bill Riskus Diane Sanford Bruce Sellers Thad Robbins Lora Scharlau Steve Serneels Carey Smith Doyle Springfield 68 Bobby Steele Stan Stinson Bart Summerall Lisa Thompson Robert Wagner Sheri Swan Kim Thornbury Sue Wallis Janie Tackett Tim Tracy Dean Weathers A. C. Stewart Lenny St.Onge Rick Tallman Degra Tucker Mary Weddington Jeffery Stewart Joyce Stover Sandy Tegethoff Kim VanPelt Sharon Weed 69 Becky Whitacre Jerry Wigfall Katie Wilson Donna Wregg Lewis Wright Angel White Marie Wilder Theresa Winn Betsy Weittington Dan Wilkerson Tammy Wolfe Scott Whitworth Marty Williams Tina Wolfe Tod Whitworth Sandra Williams Janet Wooten James Wright 70 IN MEMORY OF If you have ever needed a friend; if you ever felt lonely; usually, there was someone special to fill your needs. Ron Zachman came to our school new and alone, but it didn't take him long to make friends. His warm smile always showed him to be friendly to everyone. He once said to me, I am glad to have all of you kids around me. But he will never know that he meant more to us than anyone else around. It took sixteen years for this special person to find his way into our lives. We all knew who he was. Ron was new, but he was not alone. He had all of us. Lisa Caldwell 1. P E is Disco Dancin'. 2. Is Pam really an angel? 3. Jimmy is tired of waiting 4 Teresa Coon 5. Say cheese'' Diane! 6 Brenda Henderson 7. Beat em' up Bulldogs! 72 SOPHOMORES Sophomores enter a new environment filled with new sit- uations, while they attempt new things, face new direc- tions, meet new friends, and know new joys. 75 SOPHOMORES Cathy Crandall — President Trina Counts — Vice President Ruby Chambers — Secretary Nancy Furney — Treasurer The class of ’82 has shown the determination and ability to prove ourselves as a group of outstanding students in our new environment. We were the first sophomores to come out on top their first year here. We will never forget the fun and excitement of winning many events during Homecoming and we are proud of everyone's participation. We hope everyone will continue to enjoy themselves and have loads of spirit for the remaining 2 years we have left. 7 Mike Aaron Chuck Anderson Malmda Ashcraft Karen Barrs Rhonda Bentley Renee Borghi Vicky Brown Kim Ashley Talena Barton Lisa Bidelman Hugh Brady Cindy Bruce Suzie Avery Russell Beagle Pat Black Danny Braun Lynn Bryant Ellen Achillich Bob Arnett Bill Back Patricia Beardmore Daniel Blacke Tina Breault Jesse Bryniarski David Allegood Ducan Arp Lynda Bagwell Eric Bednar Darlene Blue Donna Allen Steve Ash Tina Baitinger Keith Bednar Coleen Bly Gary Amacher Billy Ashbaugh Mike Barnett Scooter Bennett Sandy Border Jeff Brown Byron Buntyn 77 Robyn Christensen Gary Coates Scott Craine Charlotte Davis John Cicanese Pam Coleman Stephen Crandall Kim Daughtery Lisa Caldwell Donna Carrick Ruby Chambers James Clark Mike Compton Julia Cunningham Jeff Decker Scott Calhoun Reba Caskey Pat Chancey Nellie Claycomb Cheryl Conklin Jeff David Mike Decker Patricia Carender Stanley Castor Joel Chandler Jimmy Cleaver Cindy Cook Hal Daniels Becky Delafield Angie Carey Kirby Caudel Dwayne Chauncey Joe Cleaver Trina Counts Mike David Peter Delotes Michelle Carlson Edwina Caudill James Cherry Frank Cleveland Phillip Cox Vonda Davidson Marsha Delotte 78 Debbie Denton Nicola Dunn Dina Fleming Bobbie Gainey Eric Goltry Mike Grenke Cheryl Guerin Ned De Voe David Eales Rhonda Fletcher Joe Galloway Melody Johnston Maleisa Griffin Sandy Hale Marlin Diekfus Beth Eiland Debbie Flynn Tina Gardner Carol Goodell Jack Griggs Tim Hannula Lisa Downing Carol Evans Jesus Forte Lisa Gaskin John Greene Lisa Glosson Dora Harding Mark Downey Ray Farmer Roy Franklin Melissa Gavin Patti Greenough Susan Grover Patti Harper Isabelle Downs Debbie Farrell Roger Fritz Don Geiger Michelle Dunn Tracy Farrell Nancy Furney Tammy Goyer Penny Harrison Angie Helm Shane Howard Debbie Ingargiola Amy Kapetan Aaron Knerr Judy LaMotte Debbie Hartley Ginger Jackson Michelle Kelley Mike Knott Darryl Lane Joe Hasting Kevin Jensen David Kemp Kelly Knowles Debbie LaRussa Theresa Haya Jay Jetmore Lee Kemp Rob Kustes Rosemary LaRussa Kathy Hayes Dana Hill Tenetia Hulse Rodney Jett Alan Kimbell Steven Kretschmar Rick Lashley Michael Hayner Bobby Hinton Debbie Hunt Vivian Johnson Gloria Kindig Cheryl Lambert Leo Lavallee Bill Heimes Julie Hoppenworth Nancy Hussey Louis Jordan Deneen Klee Kim Lambert Jim Lee 80 Sammie Lee Roger Lynch Stan Mathis Tammie Miller Becky Nance Deby Neal Denise Nipper Tim Leonard Kurt Macholeth Michelle McCann Steve Moats Russell Natali Bart Nelson Jodi Nutt Lewis Lakner Sean Malarkey Julie McFadyen Jeff Moore Scott Natali Tammy Neukom Richard O'Donovan Darla Lloyd Sheryl Manche Holly McLeod Jeanme Morris Roger Ogilbee Allison Logun Terry Marbra Deborah McMickle Suzan Moskowitz Quincy Oliver Don Lowery Danielle March Melinda Meengs Charles Moyer Scott Ormond Dale Lynch Lisa Marsella Dana Messer Allyson Mullins Andy Neal Leslee Newman Missy Padgett 81 Lynn Page Sherry Peavey Troy Presnell Lori Reilly Ralph Rogers Dean Salters Phil Shaver David Pagan Jim Peddle David Priegel Dale Rhoden Travis Rogers Laura Scerbo Bobby Shultz Wanda Pagan Ron Peeples Susan Quick Deborah Riley Scott Root Dawn Schraufnagel Carletha Smith Robert Paredes Robin Perkins Tania Ralph Gail Ripley Lee Ross Sherry Parks Kim Perry Francine Ray Toni Roberti Carol Ann Dymarcik-Roth John Patrick Billy Pollock David Reams Laura Robertson Willian Rowell Dan Schmitz Carol Smith George Patton Jeff Poore Mary Regan Kelly Robinson Bethann Saladm Tina Scoggins Darlene Smith 82 Dawn Smith Patricia Stewart Wanda Thomas Tracy Travis Lee Tucker Marie Wade Pamela Wieland Marty Smith Ronnie Strott Christy Turner John Way Madeline Wilder Shawn Smith Darla Suk Mike Vaden Kathy Weeks LaWanda Wilson Tracee Smith Connie Summerlin Ralph Velez Marilyn Wehling Bryan Woodard Kathy Spradlin Trisha Sutfin Gene Villarreal Tina Wheeler Jim Wyatt John Stpehens Mark Swafford Larry Thompson Cathy Trowell Perry Vincent Cindy White Michele Ziegler Rick Steuart Bettma Swartz Andy Thurston Mary Tucker Edward Waddey Bruce Whiteside Patrick Zorn 83 84 We come to school to learn, and in our schooling we are taught valuable les- sons other than those found in textbooks. For those les- sons we are indebted to our dedicated faculty. FACULTY 85 ADMINIS- TRATION 1. Mr. R Stewan our principal once again keeps the school running smoothly. 2. Mrs. Benham truly cares about us. 3. Helping each of the students Assistant Principal, Mr. Prowant has a great reputation. 4 The Dean of boys. Coach Knight, seems to have had a rough day today. 86 GUIDANCE 1 Mr Meridith. the new school psychologist adds more feeling to the guidance depart- ment. 2 Stanley B Kendrick is the Occupational Specialist He is here to help each student find the occupation that is best suited for him 4 and 6 Carolyn Moore, a new addition to the ZHS guidance department gives the students a very amiable feeling. 3 Cathy Micheau. brings us smiles, and shows concern for each individual student. 5 As Curriculum Assistant. Ernest Kretsch- mar is very busy. He also teaches physics this year 87 SECRETARIES 1. 3 and 5 Mrs Karppe is the head secretary in the office She keeps everything under control. 2. Mrs Peeples handles both her secretarial duties and the textbook office with skill 3 and 4 Mrs. Jett puts all her time into keep- ing our money straight CAFETERIA CUSTODIANS 1. Left to right: Mrs. Jones, Mrs Phelps. Mrs Locke. Mrs. Simmons. Mrs Simpson. Mrs. Frost. Mrs Partin. 2. George Scudder (plant manager) 3. William McGinnis Not pictured Joan Garrido. Kerney Peltry. Richard Lake. Joe Arnold, and Ira Crook 9 89 ENGLISH 4 Through that wonderful smile. Mrs Rey- nolds has many thoughts of the Annual, her English classes, and her trips to Europe. So when she's down she tells her troubles to her best friend, her cat. 6 With his great talents. Mr. Camper keeps under control the Bulldogger and his Drama class 1 and 7. Mrs McFadden. Department Chair- man. inspires the other members of the lan- guage arts staff 90 MATH 1 and 4 Mr Bailey is a well liked teacher who makes great mathematicians out of anyone 2 Teaching math takes lots of patience, and that’s what Mr Cherry has with his students 3 and 5 Coach Blackburn teaches many classes a day and then coaches after school 6 Besides teaching math and Science. Ms Snow has a big job sponsoring the Junior class 91 SCIENCE 1 and 6 Mr Earnest Wise applies himself zealously as a sponsor of the Science Club 3. Mr Anthony Demma is a versatile addition to ZHS. He not only teaches Science but also English 4-9 Mr Don Woods is the sponsor of the Sci- ence Fair and teaches Biology and other sci- ence courses 2 Mr David R Jones is the sponsor of the Student Council this year He teaches Gen- eral Science 92 SOCIAL SCIENCES 1,4 and 5. Ms. Turner keeps herself busy with not only Am. History but now teaches AVC. and is the Senior class sponsor 2. Mrs Wise keeps busy with her AVC stu- dents 3 and 6. Mr Palmer is an active man not only in Psychology class but with Sports and N.H.S. 93 BUSINESS HOME EC 2 and 4 Mrs Castro who sponsors FBLA and teaches business classes now sponsors the cheerleaders 3. Mr Martin is a welcomed addition to our faculty this year. He teaches bookkeeping, record keeping, and business math 5. Ms Croley keeps herself so busy with extra activities, as well as teaching Home Ec. classes 6. Besides teaching Home Ec. Ms Smith co- sponsors FHA HERO Mrs. Lane is again the head of the Business Dept. but was unavailable for pictures. We would like to recognize her dedication and concern for her students 94 MUSIC ART 1. C. Paul Steuart. as band director, worked hard planning the Band trip to the Olympics in Lake Placid this year. 2. Debra Bailey is in charge of the Advanced Ensemble and General Chorus. 3. Barbra Jay, a new addition to the art department and ZHS. BENEFICIAL CLASSES 4. 6. 5 and 7 These three teachers. Mr Ron- ald Cherry. Ms. Barbra Kane. Ms. Betty Bur- gan all have something in common: they are here to help the students excel to their very best. 95 MEDIA FOREIGN LANGUAGES 1 and 6 Aleysa Cuevas is the Spanish teacher and Spanish Club sponsor for ZHS 2. Betty Hall is head of the library Anything you need, she'll find it! 3 and 4 Judith Ashmore, assistant to Mrs. Hall in the Media Center, shares her smiles with everyone. 5 We welcome a new face at ZHS. Teresa Stutzman She teaches French and sponsors the French Club 96 DRIVER'S ED. P.E. 1 and 6 Mr Clements has a smile of satisfac- tion that says all his Drivers Ed students will be top drivers. 2 and 4 How do you get into shape and have fun at the same time? Take Mrs Crawford's girls P.E. class. Besides this she also coaches — Girls J.V. basketball team 3. Other than teaching Driver s Ed Mr. Gaff- ney is assistant coach for Varsity football 5. It s always nice to see a new face, and you'll find one in the P.E. room. Coach Mil- burn. a dedicated teacher and coach. 97 VOCATIONAL ED. 1.3 and 4 Both Mr Combs and Mrs. Pitts are FFA Sponsers and help to make the Z-Hills Chapter well known 2 Coach Dodd has again been a great help to the Zephyrhills Cross Country team this year 5 Mr Douglas is the head of the Construction Trades Department He is also the Athletic Director 6 Mr Horan is the technical advisor for the Bulldogger and also teaches the TOA classes this year 98 WORK PROGRAMS 1 and 3 Mr Steele has many responsibilities as Agap6 sponsor and the DCT coordinator, but it doesn't keep him from socializing 2 and 5 Mr Mortner has a big job helping his students with CDE-DECA. 4 Besides being girls basketball coach. Mr Newton also sponsors the work experience experience. 99 101 SPIRIT WEEK As Homecoming comes and goes year after year students still get caught up in the crazy antics of Homecoming Spirit Week. And all the memories we make will live on forever, although many students were involved the following were winners of: Hillbilly Day — Ronda Ferguson and Jessie Bryniarsky 50's Day — Rhonda Jetmore and David Hayner Halloween Day — Wanda Tucker, Allen Roman and Lisa Gaskin Spirit Day — Cheryl Rogers, Marci Pomp, and Randy and Rusty Thor. 102 ACTIVITY DAY WINNERS Chainlinks — Sophomores Water Balloon Toss — Sophomores Toilet Paper Wrap — Seniors Orange Pass — Sophomores Jello Slurp — Sophomores Spirit Stick — Seniors 103 POSTER CONTEST WINNERS One of the most colorful events of Homecoming Spirit Week is the hall decorating contest. Winners of this contest were: First Place — Seniors Second Place — Juniors Third Place — Sophomores • □ Drf 104 HOME COMING WEEK As another Homecoming Spirit Week comes and goes so will the memories we've made. Although the moment will never return, we have these priceless memories because a stealthy photographer captured them on film. 105 PARADE '79 As bystanders stood, listened, and waited anxiously, they heard it com- ing down 5th Avenue, and what was to be known as Homecoming Parade '79 was well underway. Leading off the parade was the ZHS Marching Band with lively music. They were to be followed by a Soph- omore Maid, and eight lovely candi- dates for Queen and Princess. Not to be out done by the others in the parade the Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores each entered a float. 106 FLOAT CONTEST WINNERS Winning is something we all like to do, but unfortunately only one class could win 1st place in the Float Con- test. Judging went on as usual and the following places were awarded: First Place: Seniors Second Place: Sophomores Third Place: Juniors 107 HOME- COMING DANCE '79 Dance, Dance, Dance, is what seemed to be on the mind of anyone who attended this year's Homecom- ing Dance. When students arrived they found none other than Shane and Todd Forrester the D.J.'s of the dance, with the help of Jamie Love. For this year's Senior Class, it will be the last Homecoming Dance we will be able to attend as students at ZHS, but we will have the memories of this dance forever. 108 109 HOMECOMING 1 Miss Gayle Roman and her escort. Mr Shane Forrester 2 Miss Sandy Tuscano and her escort Mr Mark Grover 3 Miss Becky Walters and her escort, Mr. Steve Jones 4 Last year's queen, Miss Cindy Dann. crowns Miss Maria Spoto queen Chosen to reign as the 1979 Homecoming Court were King: Mr Jim Delbridge Queen Miss ROYALTY 1. Miss Teresa Coon and her escort Mr Ricky Briggs 2. Miss Brenda Harding and her escort Mr Wayne Fee 3. Miss Donna Wregg and her escort Mr Harry Wregg 4 Miss Karen Bailey is crowned princess by last year s princess. Miss Patti Proffitt. 112 PARENTS NIGHT Each year there is a football game set aside where the parents of the football team, managers, and cheer- leaders are honored. This year the game against Hernando was cho- sen, and the parents were honored for supporting their teenagers in their participation in the 1979 foot- ball season. 114 115 ORGANIZATIONS Some of us call them organizations, others call them extra-curricu- lar activities, but to most of us they're clubs. Whatever you call them, they all bring us new and closer friends and exciting new opportunities for learning and growing. 117 Ladies and Gentlemen — with Drum Majors Ronda Ferguson and Mark Natali. Flag Corps Captain Teresa Hood. Head Majorette Susan Steuart. here comes the 1979-1980 ZHS Marching Bulldog'' Band under the direction of Mr C. Paul Steuart. We were lucky enough this year to have three band members attend Allstate and to per- form They were left to right Ronda Ferguson (Symphonic). Carey Smith (Reading). Susan Steuart (Reading). The Band got a once-in-a-lifetime chance this year. We were invited to play at the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid. The $30,000 needed to make the trip possible was finally raised, and even though the temperature was a great deal colder in New York than in Florida, the band members still had a great time. 1980 WINTER Symphonic Band members include: 1st row Cheryl Conklin. Kathy Williams. Suzie Avery. Tammy Wheeler. Cheryl Flack. Lisa Marsella. Julie Hop- penworth. Laurieann Reed. Julia Cunningham. Karen Wyzykowski 2nd row Laura Denny. Debbie Hunt. Amy Kapetan. Debbie LaRussa. Linda Bag- well. Cindy White. Michelle Gray. Gloria Kindig. Mark Natali. Tracy Farrell. Beth Eiland. Tammy Newkom. Melinda Meengs. Allyson Mullins. Teresa Hood. Marylyn Wehhng. Connie Summerlin. Carol Barnard. Lisa Gaskin. Carole Saladin. Nellie Claycomb. Gail Ripley. Malinda Ashcraft. Jamta Poe. Susan Steuart. Mike Riopelle. Scott Whitworth. Steve Castor. Will Patton. Stan Castor. Lenny Gehrke Next row: Larry Reed. Eric Goltry. George Patton. Cheri Bodiford. Bruce Sofinski. Tony Scoggins. Ed Poppleton, Russell McKee. John Patrick. Jack Frost. Rick Steuart. Clayton Fntts, Don Geiger. Chuck Goltry. Shawn Smith. Bruce Sellars. Steve Kretschmar. Tim Cruver. Carey Smith Back row: Ronda Ferguson. Lisa Downing. Sandi Williams. Katie Wilson. Kevin Lorenz. Mr Steuart, Scott Natali. Ron Mikolajczak, and Billy Ashbaugh. 118 OLYMPIC BAND Concert Band members are Front row. left to right: Nellie Claycomb. Billy Pollock. Tracey Farrell. Beth Eiland. Coleen Bly. Robyn Chris- tenson. Lori Hobbs. Cheryl Conklin, and Betsy Whittington Next row: Harold Fritts. Mondo Morin. Shane Howard. Cindy White. Linda Bagwell. Michelle Gray. Tina Scoggins. Richard O'Donovan. Quincy Oliver. Eddie Waddey. Danny Christopher, and Bobby Shultz. Officers are Front row. left to right: Laura Denney — Captain. Carey Smith — 1st Lt., Ron Mikolajczak — 2nd Lt.. and Karen Wyzy- kowski — Secretary. Back row: Tammy Wheeler — Treas . Ronda Ferguson — Drum Major. Mark Natali — Drum Major. Susan Ste- uart — Head Majorette. Teresa Hood — Flag Corps Captain. Stage Band members are: Front row. left to right Mondo Morin. Mark Natali. Larry Reed. Eric Gol- try. Betsey Whittington Next row Susan Steuart. Clayton Fritts. Tony Scoggins. Don Geiger Next row: Carey Smith. Tim Cruver. Jack Frost. Will Patton. Scott Whitworth. Danny Christopher. Rus- sell McKee. Mike Riopelle Back row Katie Wilson. Ron Mikolajczak. Billy Ashbaugh. Scott Natali. Mr Steuart. Rick Steuart. Perry Vincent. John Patriok 119 120 121 Members: Front row: Lawanda Wilson. Cheryl Flack. Julie Hoppenworth. Lisa Caldwell. Mrs Betty Jo Rickard — Sponsor. Teresa Hood — Captain. Martha Carnes. Cindy White. Coleen Bly Back row: Judy Govreau. Nancy DeBoe. Allyson Mullins. Tina Michewicz. Tammy Carey. Trina Counts. Dawn Schraughnagel. [ 0 C?AL fe WlNTER L OLYMPIC BAND MAJORETTES Majorettes: Susan Steuart — Captain, Cheri Bodiford. Melinda Meengs. Julia Cunningham. 122 AGAPE The officers are Mr Steele — Advisor. Mike Heath — President. Ronda Ferguson — Vice- President. Debbie Hunt — Secretary. Mickey Farrell — Public Relations. Agape is a club at school that comes together to show the highest love that could ever be, God's Love! We are a group of young people from all different types of churches that come together as God's people. Every morning we have fellowship by reading the Bible and prayer; every three weeks we have club meetings to share God's word and to discuss different types of prob- lems we face as young Christians. We are persuaded that a personal relationship with Jesus Christ is the only real happiness that a teenager could have in these trying times. We come together to share the love that is found in John 3:16. 123 FFA Row 1: Randy Maggard. Mike Massey. Dan Hinsz. Steve Stewart. Randy Spivey. Gene Case. Tony Karppe. Russell Natali. Joel Padot. Steve Griffin. Warren Lowery Row 2: Frances Pitts — Advisor. Tammy Geiger. Frances Cook. Brenda Nichols. Debbie Peeples. Lisa Peddle. Coleen Bly. Kay Cook. Lynn Page. Jeff Stewart. Bill Mooneyham. Chuck Combs — Advisor Row 3: Andy Thurston. Steve Ash. Bill Elliot. Sandy Tuscano. Cyndi Byrd. James Clark. Andy Neal. David Reams. Teresa Dupree. Julie Daughtery. Carol Smith. Kim Daughtery Row 4: Ronnie Strott. Dennis Kustes. Bill Law. Pat Zorn. Tom Straughn. Charles Moyer. Scott Ormond. Ric Lasher, Gerald Kelly. Jeff Broeders. Kevin Kimball. Row 5: Randy Welch. Tony Barrentme. Don Jernstrom. Craig Segars. Claude Childers. Michael Natali. Craig Adams. James Cant. Gary Kimball. Scott Blanyar. This year's officers are: Row: Chuck Combs — Advisor. Warren Lowery — President. Michael Natali — Vice President. Dan Hinsz — Ass t Vice President. Julie Daughtery — Secretary. Tony Karppe — Treasurer. Ms Frances Pitts — Advisor Row 2: Randy Maggard — Reporter. Bill Law — Sentinel. Claude Childers — Chaplain. Randy Spivey — Parliamentarian. Pat Zorn — Historian 124 125 The 1980 Advanced Ensemble ended a very active year with a Spring Concert combined witn the General Chorus. The Great Expectations not only sang at vari- ous clubs and organizations, but also participated in District Contest and All- County. Three members of the Advanced Ensemble competed at State contest after earning Superiors at Dis- trict contest, in May. The soloists were Ronda Ferguson, Kathy Williams, and Katie Wilson. Rhonda Cherry was our Representative to the Florida All-State Chorus this year. Advanced Ensemble members are: Mrs. Bailey. Kathy Williams. Dottie Smith. Tammy Peyton, Tammy Carey. Katie Wilson. Lenny St. Onge, Rhonda Cnerry. Steve Williams. Ronda Ferguson, and Mark McKell ADVANCED ENSEMBLE 126 127 ANNUAL STAFF OUR MASCOT Editor-in-Chief. Ronda Ferguson Assistant Editor, Gayle Roman Front row: Karen Howell. Kim Thornbury, Tim Wilson. Janice Blanchard, Michele Ziegler. Sandy Border. Nancy Millstead. Back row: Susan Moskowitz, Lee Haris. Kathy Wiliams. Jennifer Green. Charlotte Hidle. Kim Roth. Mrs Reynolds. Ronda Ferguson. Gayle Roman. Joe Chandler. 128 Advisor — Gail Reynolds Editor-in-Chief — Ronda Ferguson Assistant Editor — Gayle Roman Senior Section Editor — Karen Howell Junior Section Editor — Kim Thornbury Sophomore Section Editor — Sandy Border Faculty — Susan Moskowitz. Ed Kim Dymarcik Roth Activities — Mary Hossler Clubs — Kathy Williams Sports — Nancy Millstead Ads — Joe Chandler Photographers — Tim Wilson, Lee Harris Bookkeeper — Janice Blanchard Typist — Michelle Zeigler 129 ART CLUB Front row: Tim Cruver — Public Relation Offi- cer; Gayle Roman — Historian; Mrs. Jay — Advisor; Tracey Savers and April Fulton — Activity Chairwomen Back row: Ron Spring- field — President. Lee Harris — Vice-Presi- dent; Kevin Ziegler — Secretary; Scott Brown — Treasurer. Art Club members are: Front row: Cathy Peterson. Tracey Savers. Jennifer Green. Lee Harris. Darlene Smith, Marsi Pomp. 2nd row: Judy LaMonte. Gayle Roman. Patty Provincial. Michele Ziegler. Charyl Rogers. Kim Trimm. April Fulton. Mrs. Jay 3rd row: Scott Brown. Tim Cruver. Gary Wheeler. Randy Hill. Kevin Ziegler. Ron Springfield 130 1979-80 BULLDOGGER STAFF The 1979-80 Bulldogger Staff members are Front row: Martha Carnes. Lisa Peddle. Bev Williams. Sharlene Hayner. Felice Armstrong. Amy Wilson. Gabrielle Vincent. Tammy Wolfe. Darlene Blue. Back row: Gary Doner. Tammy Carey. Martin Burdick. Kevin Ziegler. Mr. Camper. Ron Sprinqfield Danny Mead. Pam Madl. Tom Nicely. Front row: Bev Williams — Feature Editor; Tammy Carey — Sports Editor; Ron Spring- field — Artist; Pam Madl — News Editor; Amy Wilson — Business Manager. Back row: Kevin Ziegler — Editor; Mr Camper — Advi- sor; Gabrielle Vincent — Assistant Editor. It takes a lot of hard work after school hours to produce a newspa- per to meet the student body’s wants. This year the staff, which met during second period, was very small and was made up of mainly first year writers. At the beginning of the second semester the staff got even smaller as a staff of editors put out the paper. 132 133 CDE New officers are: Kathy Templeton — Presi- dent and Treasurer. Chyrie Speegle — Vice- President. Terri Daniels — Secretary and His- torian. Eve Sanders — Reporter. Larry Buchanan — Parliamentarian. DECA members: Front row: Lewis Jordon. Jerry Lothridge. Mike Stephens. Bettina Messer. LaJo Hawthorne. Marie Wilder. Donna Carrick. Cindy Hill. Debbie Bailey. 2nd row: Jeff Broeders, Robbie Sherouse. Don Lanier. Todd Goodell. Tim Patterson. Brenda Nichols. Joe Brown. Shaun Tee. Thad Robbins. Larry Buchanan Back row: Pat Harper. Danny Ashmore. Lori Wells. Becky Ferguson. Eve Sanders. Jackie Taylor. Chyrie Speegle. Tammie Bailey. Terri Daniels. Kathy Templeton. Debbie Fee. Michelle Fleming, Mr Mortner 134 DCT 1980 DCT members are: Front row: Sheri Schneider. Hope Echeverria. Colette Paul. Patti Proffitt. Sissy Bazzell. Rochel Albertson. Sharon Pikunis. Karen Mcleod. Lisa Howard. Penny Proffitt. Kim Rigsby. Carole Saladin. 2nd row: Lori Scharlou. Lorraine Hoppenworth. Linda McKendree. Twila Liles. Dena Counts. Teresa Oliver. Penny Delotte, Carol Ashmore Back row: Mr Steele. Gordon Moskowitz. K Shane LeBlanc. Ricky Mullikin. Bob Wagner. Bob Wagner. Dale Forry. Kenny Lewis. Officers: Front row: Dena Counts — Presi- dent. Lorraine Hoppenworth — Vice-Presi- dent. Patti Proffitt — Secretary. Sharon Pikunis — Treasurer, Rochel Albertson — State Region Vice-President. Back row: Colette Paul — Reporter. Ricky Mullikin — Chaplain. Mr Steele — Advisor. Sheri Schneider — Historian. 136 INSTALLATION BY CANDLELIGHT . . LORA S ONE-TWO PUNCH WAS VICTORI- OUS OFFICERS DULY TRAINED AND READY FOR WE LOVE TO EAT! ACTION. WE EVEN LOOK SUCCESSFUL. DCT KEEPS ON TRUCKIN’ THE LOOK OF WINNERS EVEN IF WE EVERYONE’S OPINION IN DCT COUNTS. BUT WHO LISTENS? DIDN’T 137 DRAMA CLUB Drama Club members for 1980 are Front row Martha Carnes. Peggy Digioia, Lisa Peddle. Patty Provincial. Tom Nicely. Gary Doner. Rhonda Jetmore. Tammy Wolfe. Kathy Williams. Darlene Blue. 2nd row Marsi Pomp. Tammy Carey. Bonnie Hughes. Ron Springfield. Mr Camper. Kevin Zeigler. Martin Burdick. Tim Hutchins. Gayle Roman. Jamta Poe Drama members with seniority include Front Mr Camper 2nd row: Gayle Roman. Kathy Williams 3rd row Tammy Carey. Kevin Zeig- ler. Rhonda Jetmore. 138 139 ECHO Front row. left to right: T. Ralph. R. Jetmore. Mrs Fredericks. J. Stover. C. Rogers Second row: M. Zeigler. M Souder. L. Denney. L. Reed. R. Smith. K. Wilson Last row: K. Zeigler. D. Whiteside. K. Roth. M. Natali. L. Reed Throughout the year Echo has found students with creative abilities to write poetry, short stories, and art work that were published in Echo. Echo officers are: K. Wilson. Mrs. Fredericks. C. Rogers. T. Wheeler. R. Smith. M. White- side. R. Jetmore 140 Ml The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for all students in secondary schools who are taking a business course. The Zephyrhills chapter of FBLA currently has 30 members. At the beginning of this year we took four officers and sixteen members to District XIII Rally at Mulberry High School. Our chapter participates annually in the District and State Leadership Conferences and received many awards at these levels. 1980 FBLA officers: Front row: Mrs Castro — Advisor. Jim Govreau — President. Tammy Peyton — Vice-President. Wanda Tucker — Secretary Back row: Colle Colette Paul — Historian. Teri Dorr — Parliamentarian. Lau- rie Ketterer — Treasurer. Sheri Schneider — Reporter FBLA FBLA members include: Front row: Michelle Long. Tammy Wheeler. Christie Owens. Amy Wilson. JoLynn Good. Kim Trimm, Kim Perry. Becky Nance. Sheri Schneider. Bethann Sladin. 2nd row: Mrs. Castro. Hope Echeverria. Colette Paul. Angel White. Diane Frost. Judy Govreau. Karen Bailey. Brenda Henderson. Beverly Williams. Phyllis Purvis. Sheila Lester 3rd row: Tammy Peyton. Nancy DeBoe. Patti Proffitt. Carol Ashmore. Trina Counts. Mary Vadon. Pam Madl. Lori Scharlou. Joe Cappuccilli. Laurie Ketterer. Nancy Milstead, Sandy Tuscano. Back row: Dena Counts. Teri Dorr. Raymond LaCour. Tim Wilson. Jim Govreau. Margaret Fried. Wanda Tucker. U2 143 FRENCH Among the many activities that the ZHS French Club was involved with over the past year were attending a ballet, visiting a museum, selling valentines, and viewing French films. We are very proud of the growth of our French Club and would just like to say, “Vive la Fran- cais!” Officers: Rhonda Cherry — Pres . Mrs. Stutz- man — Advisor. Ronnie Smith — V. Pres (moved away). Joselyn Cassidy — Current V. Pres , Angie Helm — Sec., Tammy Peyton — Treas Front row. I. to r.: Angie Helm. Julie McFadyen. Darlene Smith. Allison Logun. Lisa Glosson, Mike Grenke. Tammy Wolfe. Marcia Green. Laura Scerbo Second row. I. to r.: Kathy Williams. Travis Rogers. Tina Scoggins. Ginger Jackson. Michelle Zeigler. Sherry Peavey. Sandy Tuscano. Cyndi Byrd. Joselyn Cassidy. Rhonda Jetmore. Third row. I. to r.: Laura Denney. Kim VanPelt. Edwina Caudill. Danielle March. Carolyn Regan. Tommy Peyton. Kathy Trowell. Amy Kosusto. Laurieanne Reed. Vivian Johnson. Mrs. Stutzman. Fourth row, I. to r.: Sue Wallis. Kim Roth. Tim Selman, Frank Demmers. Amy Kapetan, Larry Freeman. Rhonda Cherry. Chuck Goltry, Chris Martin. Ronnie Smith. Debra Tucker. 144 145 GENERAL CHORUS The 1979-80 General Chorus has been a very busy group. Not only did they put on a Christmas Assembly and a Spring Concert, but they also participated in Solo and Ensemble and District Contests. This group of Omni-Singers has been active only a few years and this year they are at their largest membership yet. Officers First row: Tina Wolfe — President. Travis Rogers — Vice-President. Patti Gree- nough — Secretary. Reba Caskey — Trea- surer. Back row: Jim Phinney and Lee Harris — Librarians. Steve Williams — Publicity Officer. Mrs. Bailey— Director. The General Chorus members are: Front row: Bethann Saladm. Pam Coleman. Toni Roberti. Betma Swartz. Nicola Dunn. Travis Rogers. David Black. Ronnie Smith. Mrs Bailey. Jesus Forte. Stan Castor Irene Limoges. Reba Caskey. Darlene Smith. Dottie Smith. Edwina Waddell. Georgia Clayburger. Dana Hill 2nd row: Patti Greenough, Rosemary LaRussa. Sandi Williams. Margie Souder. Lawanda Wilson. Andrea Allen. Jim Phinney. Steve Williams. Jerry Wigfall. Tina Wolfe. Carol Smith. Sharon Giles. Tanya Ralph. Robin Perkins Back row Kathy Hayes. Mary Regan. Theresa Haya. Kim Ashley. Susan Quick. Dawn Schraufnagel. Jack Griggs. Lee Harris. Leroy Stafford. Randy Hill. Kathie Weeks. Jeanine Morris. Susan Grover. Holly Mcleod 146 147 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS members: 1st row: Tara Green. Kathy Williams. Stan Castor. Laurieann Reed. Julia Cunningham. Debbie LaRussa. Pam Peter 2nd row: Mrs. Puggelli, Sharon Hasting, Kim Van Pelt, Diane Frost. Chris Martin, Nancy DeBoe, Judy Govreau, Joselyn Cassidy. 3rd row: Debbie Hunt. Chuck Goltry, Don Jernst- rom, Mark Natali. Larry Reed. Raymond LaCour. Ronda Ferguson. Steve Castor. Tammy Neukom The pride of belonging to the National Honor Society is a privilege felt only Mrs Puggeiii — Advisor; Nancy DeBoe — by the hard-working and dedicated students which comprise its membership. Historian; Sharon Hasting — Treasurer; Don These students strive for excellence throughout the year by maintaining a 3.0 s cretarv Pam ptler6—Vice-President grade-point average. The club’s main function, besides holding both an infor- mal and formal initiation at the beginning of the year for eager, new students, is to perform several service functions for both the school and community. For many years to come N.H.S. will be held high in esteem in the minds of all its old members; not only because of all the fun times but also because of the lasting effects it has placed on each cultivated mind. M8 149 STUDENT COUNCIL 1980 Student Council members are from left to right: B Harding, D. Sanford. E. Achillich. A. Helm. T. Forrester. C. Crandall. N. Hussey. R Chambers. S. Smith. M. Wilder. L. Wilson. T Ashbaugh, M. Carnes. Next row: G. Vincent. P. Madi, A. Kosisto. N DeBoe. T. Counts. L. Reed. K. VanPelt. C. Regan. S. Stinson, J. Lee. M Zeigler, G. Patton. J. Stover. B. Shultz. Back row: G. Boettcher. K. Zeigler, M. Farrell. R. LaCour. S. Brown. D. Jernstrom.R. Cherry. R Briggs. R. Smith. K. Lisk. T. Neukom. S. Kretchmar. G. Roman. P. Eversole. S. Hasting. Mr. Jones. The Student Council has earned the respect of the entire Student Body over the past few years because of their continuous partici- pation in almost all areas of our school life. Again this year, the Council has sponsored many fund raising activities to make our school and surrounding areas active and beautiful. Student Council officers for this year are Sharon Hasting. Robert Briggs. Don Jernstrom. Theresa Ashbaugh. Mickey Farrell. Scott Brown, and Mr Jones — Sponsor. 150 51 FHA The officers of FHA this year are Front row Teresa Ashbaugh — Vice-President. Amy Wilson — President. Dana Hill — Secretary Back row: Michelle Long — Historian. Martha Carnes — Vice-President of Work. Margaret Fried — Parliamentarian. Kandy Hotchkiss — Public Relations, Christie Owens — Trea- surer Members include Front row Pam Colman. Toni Roberti. Teresa Ashbaugh. Tania Ralph. Carla Geldbach. Amy Wilson. Dana Hill Back row Miss J Smith. Michelle Long. Lynn Bryant. Bonnie Hughes. Margaret Fried, Kandy Hotchkiss. Martha Carnes. Chris Owens. Ms S Croley 152 MEDIA CLUB The officers in the front row are Pam Peter — President. Lori Wells — Treasurer. Susan Chartrand — Secretary. Danny Ashmore — Vice-President 2nd row members Christie Owens. Linda Reubens. Amy Kusisto. Fred Lyle. Larry Buchannon. John Belcher 153 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Office Assistants: Front row: Margaret Harold. Teresa Dupree. Lori Nelson. Sandy Snyder. Linda Moravec. Marie Wilder. Tracey Stephens. Carol Ashmore. Mrs. Karppe. Back row: Debbie Fee. Gary Wheeler. Lorretta Perry. Tony Karppe. Donna Hilton. Dean's Assistants: Tammy Peyton. Brenda Henderson. Marsi Pomp, Diane Sanford. Teresa Coon. Betsy Whittington. Linda Pile X Guidance Assistants: 1st row Michelle Long. Jolynn Good. Karen Wyzykowski. Sharon Giles. Kim Trimm. Judy Nutt. Ruby Harris. 2nd row: Becky Walters. Laurie Proctor. Sandy Kramer. Joyce Stover. Sheri Swan, Dale Leesch. Katie Wilson. Nancy Milstead 3rd row: Pam Madl. Wanda Tucker. Maria Spoto. Kevin Zie- gler. Gayle Roman. Laurie Ketter. Mary Vaden. MaryAnn Hossler 154 The Spanish members are: Front row, left to right: Cheryl Lambert. George Patton — Presi- dent. Jack Griggs, and John Cicanese Back row: Mrs. Cuevas. Advisor. Debbie Flynn. Bobbie Shultz. Karen Barrs, and Ruby Chambers. SPANISH 156 W.E. Work Experience members are From left to right: Russell Beagle. Joe Cleaver. Joe Cleaver. Mary Tucker. Mr. Newton — Advisor. Danny Blake. Johnny Way. Jimmy Cleaver — President Back row: Scott Root. Alvin Stewart. Mike Compton. Beth Saladm — Secretary. Madeline Wilder. Dale Lynch — Vice-President. Dale Rhoden and Michelle Kelly Members not pictured Ray Farmer. Louis Jordan. Lee Ross. Robert Aguinaga, Steve Ash. Vonda Davidson. Richard Duncan. Sean Malarkey. Duane Mosley. Roy Franklin, and Patricia Stewart SCIENCE CLUB Science Club members are: 1st row: Kim Trimm. Randy Hill. David Eales. Michele Ziegler 2nd row: James Govreau, Don Jernstrom. Gary Wheeler. Kevin Ziegler. Raymond LaCour. Steve Castor. DEBATE CLUB Debate Club members are: 1st row: Madeline Wilder. Gary Coats. Kathy Williams. 2nd row: Gabriellse Vincent. Stan Stinson. Marsi Pomp. Kim Roth. Laurieann Reed. Cheryl Rogers. 3rd row: Larry Reed. Jaes Govreau. Lee Harris. Mr Camper. Mark Natali. King Lisk. Joel Chandler. 157 0 158 159 M -o� . RM. ow. M� ;. Min 1MSSd77 - 160 The odds were against us from the start. The players practiced hard each day, they played hard each game: bat- tling away to the final gun. The Bulldogs gained strength and experience every time they were out on the gridiron. They'll be back next year, older, wiser, and ready to meet the challenge that football con- tains. ZHS 7 ZHS 6 ZHS 0 ZHS ZHS 0 7 ZHS ZHS ZHS '1 ZHS 0 ZHS 14 ZHS 7 Pasco 27 Gulf 7 Crystal River 49 Land o Lakes 48 Hudson OPEI' Citrus Hernando Santa Fe Bartow 61 161 163 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The 79-80 Varsity Cheerleading squad includes: Becky Walters (co-captain), Gabrielle Vincent. Tara Green, Valerie Shultz. Maria Spoto (captain), and Betsy Whittington 2-4-6-8-Who do we appreciate? None other than the ZHS Varsity Cheerleaders. This year they were very enthusiastic and led our school with a lot of spirit! It all began when they won several awards at Cheer- leading Camp including the Spirit Stick. 164 165 J.V. FOOTBALL The 79-80 J.V Football Team is Front row 58. Bobby Hinton; 66. Scooter Bennett; 2. Renea McKee; 10. Chuck Creech; 21. Hal Daniels. 35. Roger Lynch; 63. Butch Layton; 50. Jesus Forte 2nd row 55. Mike Hayner; 69. Lenny St Onge 40. Evan Albertson; 70. Jack Griggs; 62. Larry Bailey 67. Quincy Oliver; 24. Leo Lavalee; 80. Jesse Bryniarski. 3rd row: Manager. Franny Gelormo. 5. Ricky Bowman; 64. Troy Baker; 71. Eric Bednar. 86. Mark Lyle; 72. John Cicanese; 53. Ralph Valez; Manager. Tina Bailey; Coach Craig Milburn Not pictured Todd Goodell and others J.V. FOOTBALL Though the J.V. football team didn’t experience one of its better years on the playing field, everyone had a good time and learned a lot. They’ll be back next year to lead the Varsity team to Victory. 2 3 166 ZHS 0 Pasco 26 ZHS 0 Hudson 22 ZHS 0 Crystal River 14 ZHS 6 Citrus 8 ZHS 14 Land o' Lakes 6 ZHS 20 Hernando 0 ZHS 0 Clermont 18 167 J.V. CHEERLEADERS The 79-80 J.V Cheerleaders are from left to right: Dora Harding, Suzie Avery. Angie Helm. Rosemary LaRussa. Susan Grover Bottom: Nancy Hussey. Holly McLeod, and Debbie LaRussa 168 169 VARSITY BASKETBALL The 79-80 Varsity Basketball team includes: Kneeling: manager Kevin Surratt. Standing, left to right: Coach William Smith, manager Scott Brown, Steve Mathis. Fred Lyle. Marty Williams, Mark Gelormo, Mike Nelson. David McCulloch. Carl Giles. Mickey Farrell. Tim Wilson. David Lynch. Rich Melms. Mark Lyle, and Coach Duane Drewitz ► ? I i A 3 — 170 The 79-80 Varsity Bulldogs lead by first year mentor Coach Duane Drewitz consists of ten seniors and two juniors. They started the season off with three exciting wins over Her- nando, Pasco, and Springstead. The win over arch rival Pasco was tipped off by last second free throws by senior Fred Lyle, making the score 66-65! They had a strong team with depth, speed, and adequate height. 171 172 173 J.V. BASKETBALL This year's J.V Basketball team includes: Kneeling: Kevin Bahr. Mike Knott. Hal Daniels, and Mike Klaus Standing, from left to right Coach William Smith. Don Lowery. David Allegood. Roger Ogilbee. Joe Hasting. Brian Amburgey. and Bill Back 74 175 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The 79-80 Girls' Varsity Basketball team includes: Kneeling: Rochelle Ramey, and Teresa Huskey Standing, from left to right: Coach Ann Crawford. Wanda Thomas. Tina Wolfe. Amy Kuusisto. Donna Greene. Lisa Locke. Caren Howell. Brenda Henderson. Shawn Smith. Rene6 Borghi. and Coach Gerald Newton 176 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL The 79-80 Girls' J.V. Basketball team under the direction of Coach Crawford practiced many long hours every day after school. They didn't have a very big schedule this year, but it did give them enough experience to play Varsity next year. The 79-80 J.V. Girls' Basketball team includes: Kneeling: Renee Borgi and Mary Tucker. Standing from left to right: Coach Crawford, Thea Aaron. Sherry Peavey, Kathy Trowell. Deanna Kimball. Trish Sutfin. Cheryl Guerin, Janine Hendryx, Alison Logan, Darlene Smith, and Coach Newton. 178 CROSS COUNTRY 17V The 79-80 Cross Country team really showed everybody who they were. They did exceptionally well this year. Among the many titles they gained for themselves were: Pasco County Champs, Zephyrhills Invitational Champs, Conference runner's-up, 3rd in District, 4th in Regional and finally 12th in State. With six returning lettermen, they were the only team to go to State in the last ten years from ZHS. Not to mention, they were the first Cross Country team in the county to go to State. Last year the school record for 3 miles was 15:53, broken this year by Mike Klaus at 15:44 at Dis- trict. The Cross Country team includes: Front row: David Camper. Mickey Farrell. Buddie McConnell. Lance Smith. Joe Galloway Back row: Coach Dodd, Ron Peeples, Shaun Tee, Fred Lyle. Mike Klaus and Mike Riopelle. Not pictured: Ray Flaherty and David McCulloch. BASEBALL Play Ball!” says the umpire and the game is under way. It takes a lot of skill and hard hours to prepare for the big game out on the diamond. Our Baseball team plays in a heads up manner and is always an asset to our school. This year's team includes: Front row: Joe Cappuccilli, Mickey Farrell. Lenny St. Onge. Robbie Sherouse. Jim Wyatt, Ricky Rowman. and Mark McKell. Back row: Coach Milburn, Mark Gelormo, Ricky Briggs. David Lynch. T. C. Prickett. Raymond LaCour, Chuck Goltry, and Roger Geiger 180 181 VOLLEYBALL The 79-80 Volleyball Team includes Front row Donna Greene. Rochelle Ramey. Debbie Farrell. Malmda Ashcraft. Shawn Smith. Gail Ripley Back row: Lisa Locke. Dona Hilton. Karen Bailey. Karen Howell. Brenda Henderson. Tracee Smith. Coach Duane Drewitz Not pictured Nancy Furney. VOLLEYBALL When you hear “fantastic” what do you think of — none other than the Girl's Volleyball team. They have had an impressive season this year, finishing with 16 wins and 4 losses. With their usual enthusiasm and skill, it’s no surprise they placed 3rd in District. Returning lettermen: Brenda Henderson, Karen Howell. Dona Hilton. Rochelle Ramey, and Karen Bailey 182 The first Soccer team of ZHS led by Coach Dave Jones consisted of only five seniors. Coach Jones is working the Sophomores and Jun- iors to be a strong and aggressive team for a winning season next year. Their motto was — “You can’t be beaten until you quit.” SOCCER The 79-80 Soccer Team consists of Front row Robbie Kustus. Jack Frost — capt . Joe Galloway — capt . Don Geiger. Ron Peeples, and Chuck Goltry Middle row Kenny Lewis. Eugene Villareal. Jeff Decker. Eric Kovach. Robert Briggs. Ralph Rogers, and Chris Martin Back row Jay Jetmore Tony Barrentine. Joel Padot. Byron Buntyn. Mark Natali. Kevin Zeigler, James Govreau. Daniel Pray. Scott Whitworth. Troy Baker. Kim Perry — manager, and Coach Dave Jones 184 WRESTLING For the first year ZHS had a Wres- tling team. The boys practiced many long and hard hours to get ready for each match. With a lot of courage and spirit they did rather well. The 79-80 Wrestling team includes: Front row: Tim Maier, David Hayner. Kevin Hussey. Gene Case, and Bart Summerall. Back row: Coach Chapman. David Knaggs. Craig Ormond. Martin Bur- dick. and Coach Summers. 185 BOYS' GOLF This year's Boys' Golf team prac- ticed several days a week to perfect their strokes . . . Putts, drives ... It takes a lot of determination to play a sport such as Golf. The 79-80 Boys' Golf team includes: From left to right: Will Patton. Scott Whitworth. Buddy McConnell. Travis Rogers. Stan Stinson, and Coach J C. Steele 86 J.V. BASEBALL The 79-80 team includes: Front row: Billy Hiemes. Dale Leesch, Scooter Bennett. Dave Kimery. Randy Hill, and David Allegood Back row: Mike Hay- ner. Darryl Lane. Chuck Creech. Roger Ogilbee. Ed Waddy. Dean Weathers, and Coach Smith. 187 BOYS' TENNIS This year's team includes: Front row: John Smith. Perry Vincent. Scott Calhoun. Scott Yebba Back row: Bobby Shultz. Duncan Arc. Gary Boettcher, Mark Robinson. Kevin Ziggler. and Coach Jones. The Girls’ Tennis team includes: Front row: Laura Denny, Angie Helm, Lora Robertson, and Leslie Newman Back row: Ms. Croley, Donna Green, Kelly Robinson, Amy Kapetan, and Janita Poe GIRLS' TENNIS 89 GIRLS' TRACK The 79-80 Girls T rack T earn Mrs. Roman Brenda Henderson Patty Provencal Kim Perry Pam Madl Charlotte Davis Becky Denissen Debra Tucker Terry Daniels Deb Peeples Janine Hendryx Includes: Holly McLeod Susan Grover Becky Nance Pam Coleman Laurie Ketterer Cheryl Manche Diane Frost Jenna Phillips Sara Aughnt Tracey Smith Trish Sutfin Due to circumstances beyond our control, we only had a limited amount of Girls' Track pictures. The girls practiced many long and hard hours. Congratulations on a job well done! 190 191 The 79-80 team includes: Front row: Leo Lavallee, Tom lllig, Bill Riskus. Gene Brown. Terry Marbra. Ron Peeples. Joe Galloway. Gary Osborne, and Tim Cruver. Middle row: Jerry Wigfall. Jeff Farr. Pat Black, Thomas Gainey. David Camper. Gene Villereal, Mike Klaus, and Jack Griggs Back row John Cicanese. Coach Dave Gaffney. Will Patton. Jack Boyette, Lance Smith. Kendall Blue. Rich Melms. Lonnie Boyette. Mike Riopelle. Red Lyle. David Hayner. Marlin Burdick. Coach Bob Dodd, and Jeff Broeders. 192 193 SOFTBALL The 79-80 team includes 1st row: Kathy Williams. Rochelle Ramey. Carey Smith. Shaun Smith. Melinda Ashcraft. Gail Ripley. Tammy Geiger, and Sandy Williams. 2nd row: Coach Demma. Beth Eiland. Lisa Locke. Nancy Forney. Francine Ray. Tracey Travis. Madeline Wilder. Penny Proffitt. Karen Bailey. Teresa Hoskey. Maria Spoto. and Coach Crawford. 194 195 ]_____I This section of the yearbook is dedicated to those area merchants who support our annual and many other school functions, without whose support, this annual would be impossible. Congratulations to the Students and Graduates of Zephyrhills High School COMPLIMENTS OF TILLACK'S CHEVRON MIKE PRILLIMAN REALTORS Zephyrhills. Fla. 33599 Phone:973-0133 BERNIE'S LAUNDROMAT DRY CLEANING 6 a.m.-9 p.m. 7 days a week ARLENE THORNBURY 656 Fifteen Ave. Zephyrhills. Fla. Realtor Association Tam-Bay TOWN N' COUNTRY MEATS 198 TOTAL LIFE One Free Week Membership To FITNESS CENTER AH Students and Faculty Men’s Days Monday 9:00-9:00 Wednesday 9:00-9:00 Friday 9:00-9:00 Call Anytime 782-1564 Women's Days Tuesday 9:00-9:00 Thursday 9:00-9:00 Saturday 9:00-9:00 Call Anytime 782-1564 199 (geritUy (813) 788-3114 ★ SNACK BAR ★COCKTAIL LOUNGE ★ PRO SHOP ★ NURSERY ★ MEETING ROOMS BETMAR ACRES 725 7th Ave. West Zephyrhills, Florida Registered Real Estate Broker Congratulations Seniors and Best Wishes! 24 Brunswick Lanes Stardust Lanes The Clock Restaurant, Inc. 601 No. Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, Florida 788-251 I House of Family Fun ★Jan Reilly Manager 2298 Hwy. 301 North ★ Zephyrhills. Fla. 33599 Phone: (813) 782-551 I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Our Business Is Good Kitchenettes Overnights Zephyr Pines Motel Where A 70 ft. Slash Pine Grows Thru The Roof Bill and Margaret Burr 2310 N. 301 (813) 788-1903 Zephyrhills. Fla. SUNNYSIDE MOBILE PARK Congratulates the Class of 1980 West 54 Zephyrhills, Fla. 200 BADCOCK'SHOME FURNISHING CENTER 914 5th St. Zephyrhills Phone: 782-4870 3 16 N. 7th Street Dade City Phone: 567-2868 Craddock's Appliance Center 1111 Hwy. 54 East Zephyrhills, Florida 33599 Amana ‘Maytag ‘Hotpoint ‘Roper We guarantee our service Phone: 782-9426 Grogans Upholstering Furniture Used Furniture All Work Guaranteed Free Estimates I 720 12th Street Zephyrhills. Fla. Phone:782-7513 Quality Carpets Custom Drapes Floor Tile Wallpaper Vinyl Clayton Carpet nc. 1220 N. Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills. Fla. Phone: 782-3120 We Install and Service Central Heat and Air FEED DEPOT Congratulations Seniors! Zephyrhills Office 816 5th Ave. Telephone: (813) 782-1567 Robert E. 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Tree Transplanting and Landscaping Sodding 782-7971 We Surround Your Home With Beauty L G HOOD CO. Phone: {813) 782 2212 Lawn Equipment 204 Congratulations Seniors! ZEPHYR EGG V V 7 505 South Gall Blvd. A L UNION 76 STATION Complete Mechanical Service At All Times 782-3336 5th Ave. and Gall Blvd. Containers THATCHER GLASS MANUFACTUR- ING COMPANY Go First Class Buy In Glass P.O. BOX 7697 WHITE'S AUTO PARTS Compliments of James and JoAnn White 4I3S.U.S. 301 Zephyrhills Zephyrhills Tampa. Florida 33612 PEEPLE'S CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE A Friendly Store Nationally Advertised Brands Tux Rentals 617 5th Ave. 782-2502 Zephyrhills Compliments of Bowens Plant Nursery 509 W. Hwy. 54 Zephyrhills Congratulations Seniors From ADAMS BUILDING SUPPLY 220 Fountain Rd. Zephyrhills Phone:782-9558 782-0988 205 Compliments — Compliments of McCrory Store THE THEATER BARBER SHOP HILLS FLOOR COVERING Zephyr Center 1607 N. Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills Florida 33599 815 5th Ave. HARDWARE Zephyrhills, Fla. 2820 W. Hwy 54 Zephyrhills. Fla. 782-0253 Compliments of Much Success to the Class of 1980 STONE'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 199 First Street Zephyrhills. Florida 33599 NEUKOMSDRUG Congratulations Seniors! STORE PRESCRIPTIONS SHOLDER'S SOUND TOWN Soda Fountain and Gifts CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Zenith, Sylvania. G.E. Sales and Service 1302 7th St. Zephyrhills. Fla. Phone: 788-3030 720 Fifth Avenue Zephyrhills. Fla. l Phone:782-5596 206 HERITAGE FORD BEST OF WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980! Congratulations Seniors vy Best Of Wishes... KOA Cathy's Ceramic Center Quail Run KOA Campground Tampa-North 912 5th Ave. Zephyrhills R.R. 1 500 Pasco Road 788-2414 Zephyrhills, Florida 33599 207 Compliments of THOMAS E. FOSTER O.D. Optometrist Zephyrhills. Fla. Compliments of Winters Mobile Home Park No. 2 HAYFORD ELECTRIC PLUMBING Winters St. Zephyrhills 913 N. Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills BILL HAYFORD 782-3610 Florida Home Land Realty P. H. Pat and Jean Murphy. Realtors 1412 Gall Boulevard Zephyrhills. Florida 782-2012 ARNOLD'S KLEEN-KUT ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Congratulations Seniors and Best Wishes From the Staff Of SISK REALTY 106 N. Gall Blvd. John Arnold Owner Sales Representative 212 Fountain Road Zephyrhills. Florida 33599 782-3513 782-1554 208 Best Wishes Class of '80 Art's Kawasaki 300 Hwy. 54 West 782-9567 £n juiving (Put fitciaCty Bryniarslci Trophy Engraving 606 8th Street Z Hills Fla. Tommy Geiger Owner We Are Specialists in Automotive Repair Cardland Betty's Service Station I 107 South Hwy. 301 Zephyrhills. Florida Phone: (813) 782-1 712 Road and Wrecker Service Cards — Gifts — Party Goods and Wedding Supplies Zephyr Plaza Shopping Center Ph.788-1990 We Care We Pamper Your Hair Doris Hutchins. Prop. 225 Geiger Rd. Zephyrhills. Fla. Phone: 782-6744 Tilton's Auto Sales New and Used Cars. Bought and Sold Phones — Home: 782-3542 Business: 782-8726 Rollie Tilton 521 Hwy. 54 West Owner Zephyrhills. Fla. 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 St. 209 KEITH BROTHERS TRACTOR CO. GRAVELY SNAPPER Sale — Service — Parts 1010 S. 98 BYPASS Dade City, Fla. 33525 (904) 567-6414 0 S - Phone (813) 788-1300 Gomii LADIES APPAREL SHOP 229 Geiger Road Zephyrhills. Florida Sizes 5 to 46 33599 DORIS A. HARRIS Owner CHARLIE ALLEN Catherine W. Turner OFFICE MANAGER P.O. BOX 1417 Sunshine State Federal Savings Zephyrhills, Fla. 813 782-9593 782-6516 Nphj JFrnnltpr ffipBtaurant STEAKS — CHOPS — SEAFOOD I 3 State Rd. 54 Zephyrhills. Fla. 33599 fra i. 'P'fa uty Sa£on 782-2171 Complete Hair Styling I 342-54 W. Corner Dean Dairy Rd. Zephyrhills. Florida PASCO COUNTY’S LARGEST SELECTION OF CRAFTS Phone (813) 782-0223 WE SHIP MAIL ORDERS House of Stuff, Jr. Beads — Art Supplies — Macrame — Fur Doll Makings — Books — Felt — Sequins Yarn — Gifts — Souvenirs — Etc. 409 North Gall Blvd. Kay and Harold Pile. Jr. Hwy. 301 Zephyrhills. Fla. 33599 GOLDEN TRIANGLE RESTAURANT For Ouality and Service in New or Used Cars See . . . vrolet Your Hosts Gene and Kathy Kuhns 8 Hwy. 54 West 782-1267 BUDDY FOSTER President Buddy Foster Chevrolet I 107 Hwy. 54 West Zephyrhills, Fla. 782-1538 223-3647 Tampa 229-6857 210 Jaxa, Tara Dale Enterprises, Inc. C.H. COLLIER 23rd Street and 8th Avenue Zephyrhills. Florida 33599 OFC: (813) 782-5568 RES: (904) 567-8970 TARA DALE CONSTRUCTION CO: A SUBSIDIARY OF TARA DALE ENTERPRISES INC. CUSTOM ENGINEERING AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL HOW The Tara Dale reputation for quality workmanship is GUARANTEED and INSURED for 10 years by Home Owners Warranty BIBLES BOOKS E L Christian Bookstore 1550 North Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills. Fla. 33599 Monday thru Saturday .SUPPLIES GIFTS ZEPHYR TRADING POST HILLS GROCERY, INC. 3399 Hwy. 54 West Zephyrhills 782-2943 We Sell Security STAN'S LOCK AND KEY SERVICE 709 9th Ave. Zephyrhills 782-2934 FACTORY PAINT OUTLET Western Wear Groceries and Meats Visit Our New Hardware and Feed Dept. Compliments of COUNTRY DONUTS z ICECREAM AND DELI E 1505 Gall Blvd. One Block south P of Kash n' Karry H 782-6620 Y R B O COIN-O-MAGIC W L 301 next to K-Mart 782-9743 DRY CLEANING 2012 12th Street AND Zephyrhills. Fla. DROP OFF SERVICE 782-3198 212 KEEP IN TOUCH! 1400 AM ZEPHYRHILLS WPAS ACTION SPORTS Roman's (Truck and Auto Repair) We fix snowbirds and crackers Hwy 301 and !2Ave. 782-1860 CUMMINS STUDIO 505 Eighth St. Zephyrhills 213 KUTand KURL Blow Cuts His or Hers The Look For You! REEVES CARPETS Our operators are trained to give the new casual no-set style whether long, short, curly, or smooth. 410 7th Street. Zephyrhills 782-2115 Sales and Installation by our own craftsmen. PAT'S PLACE BEAUTY SALON 213 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills 782-9373 PASCO ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 33683 USHwy.301 S. Dade City 567-1855 168 H Sunnyside Drive Zephyrhills 782-6371 KOSSICK INSURANCE AGENCY LAZARO'S TILE COMPANY Ceramic and Quarry Tile 1401 Coats Road 782-0204 Andrew Kossick 1403 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills 782-1062 Bottled waters Crystal Pure Springwater 214 CAMPGROUNDS ANDREW D. LEVINE, D.D.S. KEITH BROTHERS TRACTORS General Dentistry 1010 S. 98 Bypass Office Hours 15000 Highway 54W. By Appointment Wesley Chapel Dade City. FL 33525 (813)973-2371 Zephyrhills. Fla. 33599 567-6414 ART GALLERY 1409 S. Hwy. 301 Zephyrhills. Fla. 782-2598 WALKERS CABINET KELLY FUNERAL SHOP HOME 516 Ft. King Hwy. 403 Eight Street Zephyrhills. FL Zephyrhills. Florida 33599 33599 (813) 782-6813 782-1535 215 FLORIDA HOME LAND REALTY Congratulations Seniors! 1412 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills P. H. Pat and Jean Murphy Realtors 782-2012 CATHY’S CERAMIC CENTER 912 5th Ave. Zephyrhills ZEPHYR TRAVEL AGENCY 725 5th Ave. Zephyrhills 788-2414 Fabulous Selection of Materials 782-6553 Compliments of MARION SMITH FLORISTS VAGABOND TRAVEL AGENCY AND YOUNGS MOBILE HOMES Manager. Elise Butler 1570 N. Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills 782-5565 Compliments of TAM-BAY REALTY 656 15th Ave. Zephyrhills 1504 7th St. 788-2626 782-9515 216 Compliments of ZEPHYR CUT-RATE LIQUORS FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1809 12th Street 782-7032_____________Zephyrhills 782-7032 CDB PIZZA ITALIAN RESTAURANT 5104 E. Fowler - 985-1336------ ----Tampa -985-2769 5929 Memorial Highway - 886-0874-------------- -Tampa Where the love of Christ Prevails... New and Used Mobile Homes JERRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES Phone:782-1012 Phone:782-7616 1414 7th Street Zephyrhills. Florida 33599 Seniors. Welcome to a Whole New World From ZEPHYR ACE HARDWARE 2205 Hwy. 301 North Zephyrhills 782-9390 WE WUB OUR JUB CWUB 219 BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE A full week of intense learning, hectic campaigning, and creating lasting friendships. Boys' and Girls' State instills into its representatives a sense of self-esteem and also knowledge of our country's political processes. The experience that is gained within the one week at Amer- ican Legions Boys' and Girls' State is truly invaluable. 1. Sharon Hasting 2 Lance Smith. 3. Larry Reed 4 Lenny Gerkne 5. Raymond Lacour 220 Today is ours, each hour, minute. Has tremendous challenge in it. 222 Yesterday is gone; Tomorrow may never come; all we have is now. 223 224 Our interest is in the future, because we are going to spend the rest of our lives there. 22J We are not afraid of tomorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and love today. 228 The future is for those who prepare for it... We are the future. Yet the timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness. And knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream. EDITOR'S NOTE Looking back on the 1980 Zephilsco, I can remember it starting out as an exciting dream and it has now become a fantastic reality. The hours of hard work and planning that went into this book were many and I would like to thank all of those people that helped make our 1980 Zephilsco possible. First and foremost, Mrs. Gail Reynolds. Thank you is not enough for all you have done for us. Your criticism and guidance helped mold one of the best Zephilsco’s Zephyrhills High School has ever seen. The staff and myself thank you for all your help and concern. Behind the scenes I would like to thank Bryn-Alan photographers and Taylor Publishers for their reliability. We can always depend on you. Last but not least, I would like to thank each member of the staff. To Gayle, thanks for keeping me going when I felt like quitting, but more importantly, thanks for keeping Joe out of my hair at least part of the time. To Janice, what would I have done without you? To Karen, thanks for hanging in there even when I didn’t. To Michele, thanks for the one layout you did all year long. To Susan, thanks for tearing yourself away from the boys long enough to meet deadlines. To Kim, thanks for heading up the entire Junior Staff. To Sandy, thanks for having the sense to communicate with me. To Mary, thanks for yell- ing at Joe even though it’s my job. To Nancy, thanks for setting the example of the perfect staff member. To Joe, thanks for coming down to earth at least long enough to get half your layouts done. To Kathy, thanks for filling in at the last moment. To Tim and Lee thanks for not doing one layout all year long and for hiding the film away until the last minute. I love you all really. In all seriousness, thank you all very much, I couldn't have done it without you. Ronda Ferguson Editor-in-chief 1980 Zephilsco 232