Zephyrhills High School - Zephilsco Yearbook (Zephyrhills, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1986 volume:

ZEPHILSCO 1986 Zephyrhills High School 1975 N. 12th Street Zephyrhills, FL 34248 celebrate (sel'a-brat) v. 1. to observe (a day or event) with ceremonies of respect, festivities, or rejoicing. 2. to announce publicly; proclaim. 3. to extol; praise 4. to observe an occasion with ap- propriate ceremony, festivity or merrymaking. 2 3 4 Friends give us more reasons to celebrate than can be counted. To share joy and sorrow, victory and defeat, and the little things in life with those who care can bring happiness that knows no bounds. i¥ 5 6 7 10 Pride is the sense of dignity or value we have in ourselves, our school, and our world. As we display this pride through our ac- tions and attitude, we can find many reasons to celebrate. 11 Celebration — the very word brings thoughts of joy. As we spend our high school years, we do much celebrating. Some of those special times are captured in the pages of this book. As you remember the spirit of happiness and pride ex- perienced this year, savor the memories and ... 12 13 Our Dedication . . . This year's annual is dedicated to a teacher whose support and guidance have brought many students to their full potential. With patience and love she brought the class of '86 through many crises, especially the Junior-Senior Prom. For these, and other in- numerable reasons, we dedicate the 1986 Zephilsco to .. . Deborah Gillars 16 17 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Robison, Principal Mr. Kretschmar, Assistant Principal for Instruction Mrs. Turner, Assistant Principal for Administration Mr. Cherry, Administrative Mr. Davis, Administrative Assistant Assistant 18 SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Campbell BA, SLD Mr. Boots MA, Graphic Arts Mr. Camper BS, English Mrs. Angle Teacher's Aide Mr. Boyd MA, Science Mrs. Castro MA, DCT Mr. Bailey BS, Math Mrs. Brendle BA, Social Studies Mr. Cherry BS, Math 20 Mr. Cimorelli BA, P.E. Mrs. Clark BA, English Col. Cockill MEd, ROTC Mrs. Crawford MEd, P.E. Mr. Cohen BA, Social Studies Mrs. Cuevas PhD, Spanish Mrs. Cortright BA, English Ms. Cunane BS, French Mr. Davis MA, P.E. 21 Mrs. Ezick BS, Math Mrs. Gaffney BS, Science Mr. Garcia BA, Driver's ED A , r- Jw, Mr. Fain BA, SLD Mr. Gardner BS, Science Mr. Fisher BS, ISS Mrs. Geiger MA, Math 22 Miss Gibb BS, P.E. Ms. Israel MS, Math Mrs. Karppe Media Secretary Mrs. Gillars BA, Art Mrs. Jenkins BA, Math Science Mr. Kaylor BA, Math Miss Grudzinski MEd, EH Mr. Jones BS, Science Mrs. Knowles BS, Business Mrs. Lane MEd, Business 23 Mrs. Marlette MS, Media Specialist Mrs. McNary BA, Social Studies Mr. Napolitano BA, Drivers Ed. Mrs. Martin BS, Home Economics Mr. Milburn BA, Work Experience Mrs. Nelson MA, Math Sgt. McMaines JROTC Certificate Mr. Morse MS, Materials and Processing Mrs. Nesbit Teacher's Aide 24 Mr. Nystrom BS, Media Mrs. O'Neil BA, English Mr. Palmer BS, Social Studies Mrs. Palmer BA, English Journalism Mrs. Prizeman MA, Reading Specialist Mr. Reutimann Vocational Certification Mr. Pittman BA, Social Studies Mrs. Reynolds BA, Science Mr. Parisian Intern 25 Mr. Riis Mrs. Rowell BA, Social Studies MS, Business ♦ Mrs. Reynolds MA, English Mr. Schafer ThM, Math English Mrs. Smith BA, Chorus Miss Smith Ms. Smith BS, Home Economics Nurse, Health Services Ms. Richards BA, English Mr. Sinaguglia MA, English 26 Mrs. Stephens BA, EH Mrs. Temple BS, Agriculture Mr. Wenger BS, Science Mr. Steuart BA, Band Mr. Turnage MEd, Social Studies Mr. Wise BS, Science Mr. Turner MA, Engine Mechanics Mrs. Woodard BA, English Mrs. Webb BA, English Mr. Woods BS, Science 27 GUIDANCE Mrs. Allen, Guidance Chairperson Mrs. Baker, Guidance Secretary Mr. Benedini, Occupational Specialist Mrs. )ones. Guidance Counselor 28 CUSTODIAL CAFETERIA STAFFS Mrs. Locke, Mrs. Partain, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. |ones, Mrs. Sim- Mr. Prickett, |r., Mr. McClausland, Mrs. Garrido, Mr. |ones mons, Mrs. Frost Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bliss, Mrs. Southern, Mrs. Palow, Mrs. Harrelson 29 30 8686868686868686868686 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS TREASURER: Cherie Peterson PRESIDENT: Joey Knight 32 8686868686868686868686 Melinda Sasxon GIRLS' BOYS' STATE Girls' and Boys' State is sponsored by the American Legion. Students are chosen during their Junior year to at- tend a summer session in Tallahassee. They toured the Supreme Court and Capitol Building, listened to speakers, and learned about the internal workings of our state government. Brian Crosby Joseph Knight NOMINEES: Kimberly Kagey, Joseph Knight, Traci Timmons, Ronald Miller, Melinda Sasxon, Bruce Lovins, Susan Reid, Jeff Hupp Alicia Piwowar, Brian Crosby, ind Jill Finnerty. 33 Brian Tate Crosby Jill Dianne Finnerty My Yung Jacqueline Cao Nancy Jennifer Russell Kimberly Ann Kagey Joseph Lee Knight Bruce Len Lovins V.l.T.'s are those Seniors chosen by the faculty and administration who exemplify outstanding leadership and academic achievement. ZHS con- gratulates these leaders of tomorrow. Very Important Teens 35 Angela Lynne Brooks Susan Noelle Reid Ronald Maurice Miller SENIOR NOTABLES 1S39 BEST ALL AROUND: John McDougall and Traci MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Kim Kagey and Brian Crosby MOST TALENTED: Anna Trebour and Ron Miller 36 BEST PERSONALITY: Greg Reutimann and Kim Bishop MOST ATHLETIC: Terry Briggs and Angie Brooks MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Danny Bryant and Lora Peddle MOST INTELLECTUAL: Bruce Lovins and Sandy Blake 37 BEST LOOKING: Sherry Kirby and Johnny Clements MOST HUMOROUS: Jeb Lewis and Amy Barnett 38 SHYEST: Lome Malec and Diana Joyner CLASS FLIRTS: Mark Henry and Jamie TenBrink 39 Timothy lee Adams 5 19 68 Thanks i lot. Mom and Dad, lor your help and support the last 13 years. Lite is too short to waste, so live it the fullest. “ Eunice Alexander Robert Alvarez Milton Keith Armstrong 8 29 65 Graphic Arts 10-12; HOSA 12. Thank you. Cindy and Cheryl, tor all your help and sup- port these tew years Thank you, Mrs Smith, for putting up with me. Thanks, Mom. Also thank you to Mr. Boots. Cassandra Ash 11 5 68 Pep Club 10. 11; Track 10; DCT 12. Hey. Mom, I bet ya never thought I’d make it. But I did, Edward Austin 40 Lisa Bair 10 25 67 Cheerieader 9; Track 9; Spanish Club 10; ROTC 12; DCT 12. Thanks. Mom. I love you and couldn’t have made it without your support.” Amy S. Barnett (Gilda. Woofie, Amylosis) 9 7 68 French Club 10; Pep Club 10; Ensemble 12. FBI A 12 Do you ever leel like life is |usl a big party you weren’t invited to? Going to college to get a Ph D. in Driver's Ed!” Randy Scott Belasic 9 11 68 Intermediate Band 10, 11; Advanced Band 11; Varsity Football 11. 12; Track 11, 12 The future is our success.” Teryl Anne Benjamin ( T . Ter-Bear, D5. Roc ky) 6 10 68 NHS 10-12. Symphonic Band 10-12; Stage Band 10-12; Flag Corps 10-12; Inierat I Club II. 12; Pauo All County Band 10-12; Mart hmg Band 10-12 In this world a single original sound is followed by many echoes. Cindy I Billings 10 15 68 I wouldn't have made it this far if it wasn't for all my triends, especially Sandy Parks and Tonda Meadows. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for all you've done.” Karen Lee Bishop (Bool 4 3 M Cheerleader 9-12; Homecoming Princess Candidate 11. Powder Puff 11. 12; Bulldog ger 11. 12. Office Assistant 11; Chorus 10; Vocal Ensemble 11, 12. Kelly and Kim I love you both so much! We were made from one and together or apart we will remain ol one.” Kelly Lyn Bishop 4 3 68 Cheerleader 9-12. Pep Club 9 12. Vocal Ensemble 11, 12; Bulldogger 11, 12 What you see is what you gel and you ain't seen nothing yet! Thanks Karen. Kim. (other V� ) for making the last 11 years great Kimberly Kay Bishop 4 3 68 Cheedeader 9 12; Co-captain 10. 12; Pep Club 9-12. Bulldogger 11. 12. Ensemble 11. 12. Best Personality 12; Homecoming Court 11 Powder Puff 11: Chorus 10-12. Peer Facilitator 11. Thanks. Mom and Dad. lor all your love and support. Thank you, David, for being here for me! I love you! Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday Cindy K. Blackwell 10 19 68 Drama 9. 10; APS; Chorus 10-12; Ensemble 10 12. Pep Club 9. 10; Spanish Club 10. Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, and live for today. Thanks. Mom and Dad. love ya. Sandra Grace Blake 9 20 68 Band 9. 10. 12. Solo and Ensemble 9. 10; Regional and State Science Fair 9-11; Interact 11; Student Council 10-12. Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; NHS 9-12; Girls' State Nominee 11; FSU SSMC 85; Na- tional Merit Semifinaltst. Preserve your memories, they're all that's left you (Paul Simon) Christopher Mark Bloom 5 16 67 Computer Contest 9-11; Graphic Arts 11. 12; Geometry Team 11; Vice-president Com- puter Club 10, 11; President Computer Club 12 Through all the universe I have traveled and all the forms I've taken, only one thing is prevalent, love.' Michael Bruce Bodme (Jethro) 3 21 68 Symphonw Band 10-12; Stage Band 10-12; Marc hmg Band 10-12; All State Marc hmg 12; Pep Band 10-12; All County 11. To those I leave behind, may your years be as great as mine. 41 tody Bold! 12 13 67 Concert Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 11. 12; Majorette 11; Pep Band 11; Solo and Ensem- ble 11. “Pessimism is juxtaposed with joyous, very energetic music. People need to cn|oy themselves. They also need to be reminded about the way the world is. (Sting) Larry L. Briggs 11 12 67 Bulklogger 11. 12; V football 11. 12; V Baseball 10-12; V Track 10-12. “Thanks, Mom and Dad. lor all your love and support. Thank you, Rick and Terry, for being the best brothers anyone could have! I ain't missing you at all! (John Waite) Terry lee Briggs 11 12 67 V football 10-12; V Baseball 10-12; Track 10-12; Bulldogger 11, 12. “If you're good and you know it. don’t talk it, show it! Larry, thanks lor being the best twin a brother could ask (or! As for all my triends ... Don't you forget about me (Simple Minds) Angela L Brooks 3 8 68 french Club 10; V Volleyball 10-12; V Basketball 10-12; Captain 11; V Soltball. Captain 11; Athlete of the Year 11. Goals are dreams and wishes that are not easily reached. You have to work hard to obtain them, never know when or where you will reach your goal. (Rosemary DePaolis) Lisa Mane Ellen Bruce 5 31 68 Powder Puff football 11, 12. french Club 12. f BLA 12; SADD 12; Pep Club 10-12. -What you are is God's gift to you What you make of yourself is your gift to God. I am going to miss ZHS, my wonderful teachers, and most of all my friends. Daniel E. Bryant (Dan the Bulldog Man) Art Club 10; Graphic Arts 10-12; Pep Club 10-12; School Mascot 12. When we all met we weren't too sure. As the years passed, we knew our friendship was something to hold on to. Thanks to all my friends and teac hers for making these the best years of my life. Sandra L. Bunner 7 21 68 V Softball 10-12; MIP 10. 11; Yearbook 11, 12; Pep Club 10-12; Interact 11; Powder Puff 11, 12. Thanks to all my friends who gave me the great memories and support throughout the years, especially to my best friends Annette, Anne and Traci. I'll never forget you guys! Thanks. Mom and Dad. for all your support and patience, life is only what you make it out to be. Alain Bunon Renee Cagle ( ae. Bubbles) 8 26 68 Pep Club 10. SADD 12; HOSA. It's been a hard struggle, but it's been worth it. Thanks to all my teachers, but especially to you, frank Nunes, you’ve been there for me. I love you. Thanks to you, loo, Mom, you've given encouragement . 42 My Yung Jacqueline Cw (Jacquie) 1 16 67 NHS 10-12; French Club 12; Brain Bowl 11, 12; Math Team 10-12; Chemalhon 10; In- teract 11; Yearbook 12; Honor Roll 10-12; VIT'S 12. Success is a ladder that cannot be climbed with your hands in your pocket. Pamela I Carngan 9 25 68 FFA 7-12; Vegetable Judging 8-11; Hor- ticulture Judging 8-11; State Convention 11; Horticulture Demonstration 10. Thanks so much. Mom and Dad. I could never have made it without you. I love you. Melonhead, you're the best friend I could ask for. Mrs. G. Reynolds, you're the greatest. Jan Cato Lynn Mane Cleland (L'Hobie. Noodles) 9 29 68 Peer Facilitator 9; Pep Club 10; FFA 10-12. Mom, Dad, Steve, and Stacy, I made it all the way for ya'll! I love you, Steve! Beefstew, love your best friend. Noodles. John Franklin Clements III 1 13 68 |V Football 10; |V Basketball 10; |V Baseball 10; Varsity Football 10-12; Varsity Baseball 11. Thanks to my whole family! Well... it's out of the frying pan and into the fire! (Paul Stanley) Jeff Coates 11 18 67 I love you T Without you I wouldn't have made it this far. We have a long life ahead of us and I pray I spend the rest of it with you! I love you. Mom and Dad, and 1 owe both of you a lot lammy M Coleman 8 9 68 Pep Club 9-12; Chcerleadmg Co-Captain 12; F nsemble 12, Chorus 12. I would like to say thanks to my friends for helping me make it through these years, and a special thanks to Mom and Dad. I would not have made it without ya'll. I love ya.” Cathy Collins Leslie Cooper 2 19 68 The bad times have gone and the good times have come. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for your support. I love you, loel Good luck. April. 43 Larry E. Costigan 6 27 67 To do or not to do, that's the question; but if you do. do it good. William Cost me Brian Crosby 2 5 68 Varsity Soccer 10-12; Varsity Cross Country 10; Varsity Club 10; NHS 10-12. V.P 12, In- teract 11. 12, Math Team 11; Boys' State 11 (Election Board Member); French Club 10. 11. Who's Who 11. 12. Honor Roll 10-12; Yearbook 11. 12. Staff Business Mgr. 12; Most Likely to Succeed 12, V.l.T. 12; In- terclub Council 12; Brain Bowl 12. Thanks, Mom and Dad. for all your support, I couldn't have made it without you. Push the button and pull the plug say goodbye .. . say goodbye! (U2) 4 Karl Eric Luc Cuveele 9 9 67 Tennis 12; Cross Country 12 “For the love and support of my family (the Cuveeles) and the care and concern of my host-family (the Hiserodts). I give thanks! Love from and to Belgium Each person holds the key to his own destiny . Doreen Davis 10 4 68 Chorus 9-12; Ensemble 12; Pep Club 10; Kids for Christ 10; Peer Facilitator 12 Thanks, Ms. Smith, 'Mom', for being sup- portive, loving, and for |ust being there To Sissy and Hanby: After six years together we finally made it! Mom and Dad, I miss you and I wish you were here I love you all!! Kellie Marie Davis (Boom Boom. Kell-belle. Wrongway) 10 18 68 Class Treasurer 10. Flag Corps 10-12; Cap- tain 12; Band 10-12; Inter Club Council 12;. Mom, Dad, Kimberly, and jimmy thank you for always being there. I love you. Teryl, Cherie. Leslie, and Kim — here's to new friends. Michelle Lee Dayton (Shell-Shell, Mich) 7 13 68 Pep Club 10-12; New Addition Cheerleading Captain 12. Remember happiness is not what you dream, but to love what you have! Thanks Mom and Dad, for being there when I needed you, I love you both, you too Karla. Scott Delafield Hanby jatana Denning 7 16 68 Chorus 9. 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 'Mom, I couldn't have done it without you through the years Thank you. Mom Ronald, you have changed my life so much. I LOVE YOU and Scott! To my best friends. Doreen and Sissy, it's been a king time since we met. We’ve had lots of happy times; I hope we last forever. I LOVE YOU ALL. Slay happy' 44 Leslie JoAnne Dewey (Dewey, Dewey Decimal) 9 5 67 Symphonic Band 10-12, Marching Band 10- 12; Pep Band 11, 12; All Star Marching Band 11. 12; flag Corps 10-12 (Co-captain 11). Thanks Mom and Dad, and all o( my friend for all of the love and support you've given me. I love you all. If you love something set it free; if it comes back to you, it's yours; if it doesn't it never was. Alan D. Dins more 2 5 68 Thank you. Mother, for helping me make it through school and special thanks to Uncle Lawrence Joel M. Dixon Chad Douberley Su anne Drake 2 8 68 Banner Carrier 10, Pep Club 10. 12; NHS 11. 12. French Club 10; Guidance 12; Media Center II. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for everything and thanks. Missy, for keeping me smiling and. Heath, for being with me. I love y'all. Pia, I won't forget 11 16 81. 'England is the tirst race in the world, and the more the world we inherit, the better it is for the human race!' (Cecil Rhodes) Joel Edris 2 12 68 |V Basketball 10; |V Baseball 10. V Baseball 10. 11; V Basketball 11, 12; Bulldogger 11, 12; Co-Editor Bulklogger 12. I woukl first like to thank all my friends, without whom high school woukl not be high school. If your circle stays unbroken then you're the lucky man cause it never has for me. In the palace of the virgin lies the chalice of your soul, and it's likely you might find the answer there.' (R|D) Deedra Dak- Ellison (so that's what D.D. stands for. D.D.. D.D.RO, Cauliflower. Swirly) 2 12 68 NHS 10-12; Graphic Arts Club 11. 12; Graphic Arts Pres. 12; Symphonic Band 10. 11; Marching Band 10. 11; Interact 11; Inter Club Council 12. Mr. Boots and Sis — I Cor. 15; 10. Mom and Dad — Proverbs 22:6, Brian — I Cor. 11. Remember the only 3 things we know (What a coincidence!) Melissa — thanks for being there, I love ya! and last (Mark 10:31) Boone Psalms 33:3 and I Cor. 10:4. Brett R. Emerson (SK) V Soccer 10-12; Graphic Arts Club II. Thanks. Dad and Mom. If it isn't metal, move on. Cynthia lean Faxon (Moose, Cindy) 5 30 68 Spanish Club President 10, 11; Echo 10; Bulldogger 11; SADD 11; EXIT 12. These years were great doe to my super parents and terrific friends. I k� ve you all dearly. Suzy, when you're a world known fiddle player, remember if you're gonna play in Texas you gotta have a fiddle in the band. Thank you all for a fantastic senior year! The future is what we make it. 45 Bryan Felts (Hey You) 12 7 68 Cross Country 10; Track 11, 12; BulJdoggc-r 11. 12; Peer Facilitator 12. I don't want to achieve immortality through my works. I want to achieve immortality through not dy- ing. (Woody Allen) You've been everything to me. Dad, thanks. Dawn Marie F inc ke Concert Band 10; Symphonic Band 11. 12; Pep Band 11. Thanks, Mom and Dad. I wouldn't have made it without your help. |ill Dianne Finnerty 11 9 68 Student Council 10-12; NHS 10-12; Zephilsco 11,12; Co-editor 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Echo 10; Interact 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12; Co-captain 12; Interclub Council Sec. 12. '1 love you. Mommy, Daddy and Kim. Thanks for always being there. To my best friends (and there are so many of them!) I love you and appreciate the care and sup- port you've given. Susan John Taylor is mine! Bart — I really do care! Remember, I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me ' F’hilippians 4.13. William Frank Curt Garrett Melissa Sue Garrett (Missy, Miss) 10 30 67 Echo 10; NHS 10-12; Interact 11; Yearbook 11, 12; Foreign Lang. Competition 10. 11. I guess I thought you'd be here forever, another illusion I chose to create (hard habit to break Chicago). Kim E. Gaulton (Kim-o, Kim Moi) 7 26 68 Band 9-11; Flag Corps 9, 11; Office Assistant 11. Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. (Shakespeare) leffery E. Geiger Tamatha Lynne Gerow (Tammy) 5 7 68 Mom is the life we are living worth all the pain? If we were given a second chance to start over, could we would we? Missy and Angie — my love will always be with you. Bob and Joyce — you've done so much . Susan — thanks for always being there. Jeff - our love represents the end of eterni- ty. I Jove you, honey buns! 46 DawnM Gleason 1 22 69 SAD.D. 11, 12; Pm Facilitator 12; Powder Puff 11 Well, we finally made H. R� a, we've been friends since I moved here. I hope il slays lhat way. You're the greatest Kelly, I’m glad you moved here last year and that we became good friends. Mar-Mar, love ya, buddy buddy . Melanie Gay Gonzalez 8 6 68 Art 10, 11; Pep Club 11 Do unto others as you would be done by For I believe everything will come back to you in the end. I hope all my friends will warrant everything they receive. lasonGood Charles I ee Gray (Chuck, Chunk) 4 24 68 There comes a time when you are the only one on the road, and at that time you'd wish you had a Pontiac! Pontiac F iero Cindy I Greene 1 10 68 Marching Band 10-12; Concert Band 10-12; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Graphic Arts Club 11. The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it. Thank you. Mom and Dad. for all you’ve done for me. Robert t. Griffin 4 14 68 Marching Band 10 12; Stage Band 11, 12; All-County Band 10-12; Pep Band 10-12; Chess Club 12. “If it isn't fun, then why do it! Talmadge A. Griffin 7 24 68 Graphic Arts Club 10-12. If and or when you drink, don't take the wheel Live and learn so we can ad rock our butts off together for a long long time (Vince Neil Motley C ue) Eric Hall Cross Country 9, 10, 12; Track 9. 11; Boys' State; IHCC 12. I’ve read my share of Ann landers, seen some Donahue shows and listened to Paul Harvey. Now I’m ready to face the world.'' Willie Harnage 47 Carl Alan Harris 7 9 68 Art Club 12 Kellv Mane Harris 9 21 67 Graphic Arts Club 11, 12; Treasurer 12; ROTC 12. Mom. Dad, thank you for your firm hand and friendship all these years. Thank you also Kim, Betsy, Chene. Dawn and especially Mark I love you all. Melissa Ellen Heinlein 5 12 68 FFA 10-12; Softball 10; DCT 12 Live life for yourself and be happy Zane, I love you. Mark Anthony Henry 8 1 67 JV Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11J 12; Varsity Irack 10-12; Varsity Football 11; Special Olympics 12. Remember to keep something in your head and if you can con ceive it and want it bad enough you'l achieve it. Chattel Herman (Chuck) 10 9 68 Gas Ingine Mechanics Well. Mom and Dad, I made it Thanks a lot. I will always love you. Audrey. Evelynn Hernandez (Grace. Zsa, Zsa) 2 19 67 french Club; Spanish Club; Spirit Club; In- teract Club; Track; Powder puff 10-12; Pep Club To do the impossible is possible; it's the possible that is found most difficult. Derrick Herndon Harvey W Hiatt Robert E. Hines Jr. 9 29 68 Advanced Chorus 9-12; Vocal Ensemble 11. 12; Compuler Club 10. 12; Dungeons and Dragons Club 10; S W O R D 11; Art Club 10; )ROTC 12. The gates of hell are open night and day; Smooth the descent, and easy the way; But to return, and view the cheerful skies, In this the task and mighty labor lies. (Dryden) 48 Bobby E. Hilton Jr. Todd Hiscock Katherine Hiserodt (Kitty. Cat) 9 21 6« Graphic Arts Club 12. Take all the time you spend wishing for tomorrow and spend it making today come true. Mark Anthony Henry 8 3 67 JV Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Track 10-12; Varsity Football 11; Special Olympics 12. Remember to keep something in your head and if you can con- ceive it and want it bad enough you'll achieve it. Charles Herman (Chuck) 10 9 68 Gas Engine Mechanics Well. Mom and Dad, I made it. Thanks a lot. I will always love you, Audrey. Evelynn Hernandez (Grace, Zsa, Zsa) 2 19 67 French Club; Spanish Club; Spirit Club; In- teract Club; Track; Powderputt 10-12; Pep Club To do the impossible is possible; it's the possible that is found most difficult. David Hoyle 11 12 67 Varsity Baseball 10-12; )V Basketball 10. Thanks for all the support. Mom. Grand- mother. Grandfather, and Lorenda I really love you all a lot. Thanks. Jeffrey David Hupp 6 23 68 Pep Club 12; JV Football 10; Varsity Football 11. Varsity Baseball 10-12, All County 10. 11. Most Valuable Player 11; Bulldogger 11. 12. To be successful in life, approach everything with commitment, intensity and zest! Thanks, Mom and Dad. John Joseph Husar IV 49 Robert Linden Jackson (Rob) 9 6 68 Vocal Ensemble 10. 12; Symphonic Band 10, 11; Concert Band 11; Superior Student Conductor 11; FBI A Historian 12; Parliamen- tary Procedure 12; Wrestling 12. Love to everyone! Good luck to our class As my Great Aunt Bessie once said, ’To live life, you must first love life; To love life you must first love others and to love others you must first love yourself!' Shannon Kaye Jensen 2 21 68 Graphic Arts Club 12: Chorus 11, 12; Powderpuff 11. Thanks, Mom, for your understanding, love and support. Lorraine, you're the greatest person in the whole world. You're the only one that has and ever will understand me. Thanks for being there when I needed you. I love you. Thank you, Ray, for everything. Good luck, Melanie and Kristine. Finally! Johnny L. Jeter 1 19 68 Baseball 9-12; FFA 9. 10. A special thanks to Stacy Martin and Dianne loyner for help- ing me find and stay in my classes And a thanks to the school so I could escape Irom Pasco. Richard lividen Darlene Johnson (Wolfie) 4 27 67 Varsity Volleyball 11; Track 12; Powderpufl II. 12. I ife has been rough, but we must go on. (hanks, Mom and Dad, for everything you have given to me. (Thanks. Cindy) Melanie I. Johnson (MeJ) 11 8 68 Volleyball 10; Chorus 11, 12; DCT 12. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for everything you have done for me. I ho| e I can give back some of what I have taken. I couldn't have made it without you. Thanks, Viv, for keep- ing Joey and being the best sister (hanks, Pia, for being such a good friend in the last 4 years. I love you. Freddie and Joey! Darrell C. Johnston Diana Mane loyner 2 26 58 FFA 9-12, Historian 11, Reporter; Chapter Sweetheart 11; CYO Treasurer 12; Shyest. Remember after the rain comes the rainbow. Melissa Yvonne lulian 8 8 68 NHS 9-12; Interact 11, 12; Marching Band 9-12; Symphonic Band 10-12; Band Treasurer 12. Rock is a great mongrel that takes m everything it lays its hands on. Although it keeps regurgitating the same things m different pac kages, it's a living art that moves forward. (Sting) 50 Kimberly Ann Kagey (Kim) 10 3 68 FFA 9-12. Secretary 11. VP 9, 12; Slate Con vent ion 9. 11; Natl. Convention; Parliamen tary Procedure 9-12; Public Speaking 9 12; FBI A II. 12; President 12. President of Padiamentary Procedure Team 11. 12; Rotary SuTL 11; Interclub Council 12; School Daze 12. The hardest thing to say in 25 words or less is good-bye'. Thanks to everyone who helper! keep me going. I love you. Mom and Dad. Robin Jean Kelley 8 29 68 Symphonic Band 9-12; All County Band 10, 11; Solo and Ensemble 11; Marching Band 9-11 The three hardest tasks in the world are neither physical feats nor intellectual achievements, but moral acts to return love for hate, to include the excluded, and to say I was wrong. (Sidney Harris) Douglas Scott Keppel 8 10 68 Wrestling 10-12; German Club 12. To Dad and Mom, I never could have made it through school without you, I love you both. Sissy, I thank you for being there when I needed you. I will always love you. Id, good luck in future classes. George Leslie King Track 10-12, Cross Country 11. 12; Soccer 12; Computer Club. Sherry Lee Kirby 2 J 68 Softball 10; DCT 11. 12; District Secretary; Homecoming Pnncess. Learn from your mistakes, improve the present, and engiy the future. Thanks. Mom and Dad. for all your support I love you both. Well, lisa, we made it! |ohn. I'll never forget the great times we had. loseph Lee Knight (ke) 11 8 68 Class President 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Tennis 10-12; Bulldogger Lditor 11, 12; School Advisory Comm. 12; Boys' State; In- terclub Council 12. The real winners in life are the losers that keep trying. (Ron Maraz) Pamela Knopp (Motion. Awesome. Pam. Pammi) Volleyball 10-12. Basketball 10-12; Softball 11. 12; FBLA 12. Band to, Powderpuft 12. For every star that falls to earth a new one glows For every dream that fades away a new one grows. When things are not what they would seem you must keep following your dream So while my heart is still believ- ing I'll say good bye. Thanks for everything. E.P.ll love you. Mom and Dad and Eric!'' Douglas John Knowlton 3 25 68 Graphic Arts Club 11. 12 Thanks. Mom and Dad. Duma Kobella (Tiny. Squirt) 10 27 65 SADD 12. Well. I finally made it! I want to give a special thanks to my mom and dad for everything they did for me and gave me. I love you both. I also want to thank Bill and Sue (my second mom and dad) for making me finish! I love you both with all my heart. Thanks, Kim and all my friends. f( all your love and support. Especially to you David. I love you. you mean the world tome 51 Lynda Evon Kress 9 15 68 Softball 10; Student Council 10; NHS 10-12; DCT 12; Class Secretary 10; FBLA 10; IHCC 12; Math Contest 10-12; Guidance Assistant 11. Thanks to all my friends and family who helped me make it this far. Thanks especially to |im for helping me so much this year — I love you! With a little effort, anything can be achieved. leb Mack Lewis (Crockett, Jeblitts. Mac) 2 8 69 IV Baseball 10; Track 11, 12; Peer Facilitator 12. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for putting up with me, I love you both. Hey Chunk, Billy Idol rules! Lorraine Michelle Lkalzi 9 16 68 Chonts 11, 12; Powder Puff 11; Graphic Arts Club 12; Ensemble 12. Thanks, Mom and Dad for sticking with me when my life seemed to be falling apart. Thank you. Shan- non, Anthony and Jody. I hope things work out for us. Farrell. I love you! Timothy |. Lindsey Christopher P. Long 9 21 67 Just a gigolo. Just kidding. Mom. Thanks for your support and love. Mom and Dad. My friends are special to me. Bruce Len lovins(Doc.. Liar) 8 7 68 Cross Country 11. 12; Track 10-12; NHS 9- 12; NHS Treasurer 12; FSU SSMC 85; Com- puter Club 12; Yearbook 11. 12; IHCC 12. VIT 12; Boys' State Nominee 11; Most In- tellectual; Naliorktl Merit Scholarship Com- mended Student 11. “Don't go where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail.” (unknown) Tracy Ann Luallen 6 18 68 Tennis 10; Volleyball 10; DCT Club 12. Live your life to the fullest, don't waste your time living in the past. I thank you. Mom and Dad, for helping me through my high school years. James Lusher 11 6 67 Football II, 12; DCT 12. I just want to say thanks to everybody, especially my mom and dad.” Lome P Malec 5 12 68 Computer Club 10-12; Football 9-12; Baseball 9-11; Wrestling 9, 10, 12; Powder puff Cheerleader 9. 10; IHCC 12. Whenever you dream you're holding the key. which opens the door and lets you be free. (RJD) 52 Stacy Lynn Martin 6 14 68 FFA 10-12; Pep Club 10; Sophomore Claw VP; Interact 11; NHS 11; lumor Class VP; Yearbook 11. 12; Powder Puff II. 12; In- terclub Council 12; Most Dependable. You can wish and dream your way through life, but without love you can never have happiness. Mark A. Mason Geneva Leigh Mathis (Gen) 11 2 68 Band 10. 11; Chorus 10-12; Track 10-12; Spanish Club 12; Powder Puff 11, 12. I love you. Momma and Daddy. Stan. Greg. Chris, Kara, and little Gregory. John Scott Me Dougall 4 17 68 Football 10 12; Basketball 10. 11; Varsity Track 10. It's |usl a fly on the wall. Chics, chics, where's the chics? Chill it out Ernie. Ya what's up? Anthony Richard M Intosh 5 14 67 JV Basketball 10, 11; Varsity Tennis 10; Pep Club 10. The multitude of books is making us ignorant (Voltaire Arouet) Thanks. Mom and Dad, and all of my friends for mak- ing my school years memorable in Florida. Marlene Renet McIntyre (Mar, Mac, Mar-Mar) SADD 11. 12 Echo 10. 12. Asst. Editor 12; Spanish Club 10; Political Science 11; Peer Facilitator 11. life has its ups and downs. Its happys and sads. It’s dealing with the clouds and thorns, along with the flowers and smiles, that serves to strengthen our understanding of each other. Thanks. Pia and Dawn, together we made high school seem like fun!!! Anissa Lanette McKenzie (lady A) 12 14 68 Track 10. 11; Pep Club 10; Powder Puff 11. 12; DCT 12. Treasurer. Have the guts to change the things that need to be changed, leave the others alone, and have the sense to know the difference. John B. Meyer 3 19 67 I knew I'd make it. but never thought it would take so long! Ruby L. Mihalakis (Sissy) 11 27 67 Chorus 9-12; Vocal Ensemble 11, 12; Pep Club 12. I thank God for His strength and guidance through school My thanks to Mom and Dad for all their support. To Mike, for being the best brother a person could ever ask for. I love you all. Scot, for your wonder- ful love and for giving me a new life to look forward to. I could never have found anyone better to spend my life with. I love you!! 53 Brcnl G. Miller Ronald Maunc e Miller (Ron) 9 28 68 SymphonK Band 9-12; Stage Band II, 12; Band 1st Lieutenant 12; NHS 10-12, NHS President 12; Interact 11. 12; Math Team 10; Boys' State Nominee 11; VIT 12; Most Talented Thanks. Mom and Dad. lor the help and support Mike Moore Paula Melinda Jean Morse 4 22 67 DCT; Chorus 11, 12. To cherish each and every spec ial moment in your life, live, laugh and love. Connie. Sissy and Hanby, thanks lor all your support. Thanks, Kelly, for all your help. Helen Kathleen Mower 9 3 68 |V Cheerleader 10; Pep Club 10-12; fBlA 11; Peer facilitator 12; Chorus 12. Hap- piness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. (Shakespeare) Lauren Louise Mullis (Loulou. Wee ie, Crash) 9 17 68 Volleyball 10; Soflball 10; Pep Club 10; french Club 10; Cheerleader 11,12; Graphic Arts Club II; Interact Club 11; Bulldogger 11. Powder Puff 11, 12. All thanks to God lor giving to me the most precious family anyone could love. Mama, Daddy, Thithy and Jay Jay, I love you. David Marlon Murphy 11 27 68 Thanks, Mom and Dad, I or your support over the years, it's really been fun. Brad Musser Melissa f. Napier (Miss. Priss, Miss f it) 9 23 68 SymphonK Band 10; JV Cheerleader 10; V Cheerleader 11; Chorus 10. 11; Vocal Insemble 12; Pep Club 12. Thanks, Mom and Dad! You’re the best parents anyone couki ever wish for. If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you. it s yours; if it doesn’t it never was. 54 Sheila D. Neal (Oh Sheila) 1 7 6� JV Cheerleader — Captam 10; V Cheerleader 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Bulldogger 11; DCT 12; OCT Vice-President 12. If you can conceive it, and your mind will believe it, then you can achieve it. Take it from me, Sheila E. Michele I. Noblet Michelle Faye Noel (Sprout) 7 1 69 Special Olympics Good luck to Tina, Sarah, Sharon and Tara. Thanks for the good times, I II miss you. Karen Renee Oliver (Oliver) 4 30 68 Pep Club 10, 11; FBI A 12 Thanks, Mom, for all your love and support I love you! Well, Su anne, we made it Friends forever. Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, live for today. Joanne Olszowy 2 5 6� Tennis; Peer Facilitator. To all my friends who have given me the best gift of all Friendship! lad Hardley Osborne 9 3 67 Thanks, Mom and Dad, for a wonderful senior year. It s been great. Wylene Ann Oser 1 29 68 DO 12; DCT Secretary 12. As a new stu- dent at Zephyrhills High School I would like to thank my teachers for a great year. Annette Pagan (Pepper) 7 11 6� Cross Country 10-12; NHS 11,12; Yearbook 11; Junior Class Treasurer; Interact 11. 12; Track 10; IHCC 12; Peer Facilitator 12. Thanks, Mom and Dad. Thanks. Mom, for being the greatest Mom anyone could have And for my best friends, thanks for putting up with me all these years.” Julio Pantoia 6 23 6� I have fought a good tight. I have finished my course. I have kept the faith. 55 Sandra Pari� 8 31 68 Pep Club 10, 11. F BLA 12. '1 finally made it. Mom and Dad! Thanks. Cindy, for all the support you gave me You are the best friend I've ever had Hi. Shirlene! Crystal D. Parsons Bhrugesh A Patel 2 14 69 German Club Pres. 12; Soccer 11; Tennis 12; Bulldogger 11,12; Peer Facilitator 11. Thanks a lot. Mom and Dad. If Gandhi can walk across India, I can at least walk across the stage Steven J. Patrick II (Mr. T) 12 20 66 Computer Club 12; Graphic Arts Club 12. We've only got one life to live, so let's live it in Ihe fast lane. Here's to freedom. Hurray! Lon Paul Lora Ann Peddle (Lor-Lor) 7 68 Volleyball 10; Wrestling Stats. 10-12; Mar- ching Band 10-12; Concert Band 10-12; Stu- dent Council 10; Pep Club 10-12; Pep Club V Pres. II, Pep Club Pres. 12. Thanks to all my friends. Mom and Dad, I love you all All my love to Ron Whiddon.' Ernest I. Peeples |r. 7 23 68 |V Football 10; V Football 11. 12, JV Basket ball 10; V Basketball 11,12; Track 10. It’s |ust a Bad Boy Boogie (Angus) Thanks Mom. Dad, and Vonda . You chill out, |ohn. Bryan Pelfrev Melanie Noelle Peryea (Mel-Mel) 11 7 68 Yearbook 11, 12; Ensemble 12; Art Club 10, 11; Chorus 10-12; Pep Club 10; Peer Facilitator 12. Cherish your memories fond, old. and new memories of laughter and loves meant lust for you. M'mere, Dad I owe it all to you.” 56 Cherie Lynn Peterson (Cher Bear) 9 22 68 Symphonic Band 10-12; Marching Band ID- 12; All County Band 9, 12; Flag Corps 11,12; Class Treasurer 12; Track 11; French Club 12; SADD 12; Powder Puff 12. Don't let yesterday use up too much of today. David Phelps Su anne Marie Phillips (Su i, Su ie-Q) 12 24 68 JV Cheerleader 10; Pep Club 10; French Club 10; Peer Facilitator 11. Thanks, Mom, for all your love and support. You're always there when I need you. Remember, words are like bees: they have honey and a sting. Dan Pinkston Kelli |. Piper 8 31 68 Peer Facilitator 12; Pep Club 10-12; DC T 12. Praise the lord, I made it! Follow God, He will lead your way. Thank you. Mom and Dad, for all of your love, trust, and support. Kitty, we made it! Alicia Piwowar 1 12 68 NHS 10-12; Flag Corps 10-12; Yearbook 11, 12. As you give love, you will have it Thanks to all my friends who have made my years of high school the greatest ever. I love you Mom. Dad, layne, and Pia. Donald, thanks for always being there when I needed so- meone I love you. laNita Michelle Pollock (Shelly, Shell-Bell, Spot) 6 1 68 Band 9-12; Flag Corps 12; Student Council 10-12; Sec Treas. 11; President 12; SADD 11, 12; Pres. 12; FBLA 12; French Club 12; Powder Puff 12. Take life one day at a time Thanks. Mom and Dad for everything. Best of friends friendship to Kim, Chene, Teryl, Pam, and Leslie. Take care. Kenneth Poplic k (Skion) Band 11, 12; Track 10-12; Cross Country 11. 12; FBIA Vice Pres. 12; Bulldogger 11, 12. To leam and learn well can be one of the greatest rewards of your lifetime, so take the time and learn because this is your life. Tonette Renae Poppleton (Toni) 6 3 68 Band 9-12; Pep Club 9.10. Thanks. Mom and Dad, for putting up with me all through the school year. I love both of you. Thanks, Pat Allison, for making my senior year the best . 57 John W. Preston Pienna A. Pullo (Pm) 10 26 68 SADD 11,12; Peer Facilitator 11. We made it guys! All the way up the ladder. Mel, I wish all the luck in the world because you deserve it. You are the best friend anyone could ever have. Thanks. Dawn, for being such a great fnend and Alicia, thanks a million For understanding me. You guys are great.'' Mark David Purvis Symphonic Band 11. 12; Concert Band 10- 12; Stage Band 12. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for everything! I am finally free. PTL! David loseph Quenneville (Dave, DQ) 3 19 68 DCT, Historian; Graphic Arts. You heard of the Best of Times' then you have the worst of times! But there is never enough of the times! .,. nght Colleen? (Kramer ST-500) Susan Noelle Reid (Sue) 10 24 68 NHS 10-12, Flag Corps 11. 12; Yearbook 11. 12; Echo 10; Giris' State Nominee 11; In- teract 11, 12; VIT 12; Brain Bowl 12. All of your scholarship, all your study of Shakespeare and Wordsworth would be m vain if at the same time you did not build your character and attain mastery over your thoughts and your actions. (Gandhi) Gregory S. Reutimann Lynn Ann Rio (K.B.. Winnie-Ann) 8 15 68 live each day to its fullest; for tomorrow may never come. Mom and Dad, thanks for everything. Jack, I love you now and forever. Tom Riopelle Marilyn Denise Roberts 6 3 68 WE 10. Track 10, Softball 10; Pep Club 10; DCT 11,12. Chaplain 11.12. Mom, I made it. 58 Richard G. Ross Bertram Frank Rothen (Bart Star ) V Football 10-12; Track 10; V Baseball 10. Thanks for all your support. Mom and Dad. I couldn't have done it without you. I love you both. Annette, I still care. Holly Jo Ruggles (Holly) 6 24 68 Pep Club 9; FHA 9; Kids for Christ 9; FBLA 12. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for all your love and support through all of my years in school. I love you both, and I also love you. too, lohnf Nancy lennifer Russell (Nance) 11 25 68 Echo 10; NFTS 10-12; NHS Sec. 12; Interact 11.12; Yearbook 11. 12; V. Volley ball 10-12; V Basketball 10-12; French Club 10; Brain Bowl I2.VIT 12. The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn. Mike Russell Michelle S. Sanders 2 14 68 FFA 11; Morse fudging Team 11; SADD 12; Pep Club 12. To Lee Sargent, my thanks for all your love and support. I love you with all my heart and I will forever! Melinda Sasxon (Mindy) 7 7 68 NHS 10-12; Echo 10; Yearbook 11, 12; Co- editor 12; Girls' State 11; Interact 11; French Club 12; Who's Who 12. Loyalty to a petrified opinion has yet to break a chain or free a human soul. Amie Mane Shelton (Aims) 1 6 68 Pep Club 10-12; FBI A 11; Graphic Arts Club 12; Sec. Graphic Arts Club 12; Chorus I. Thanks, Mom, Jack, Dad, and Shirley, for all your love and support I love you! Jinx and Laura you're the best! Helen, thanks for be- ing the best friend anyone could ever ask fort Can you believe we finally made itl Greg, you're the greatest! I love you, baby. Charles E. Smith Cheryl E. Smith Richard A. Smith Anne Caroline Spanger (Crazy Spang. Cinnamon) 8 2 68 Pep Club to. II; Class Secretary 11, 12; Powderpuff 11. 12; |.V. Volleyball 11; Bulldogger 11; Interact 11. To all my friends and enemies alike: Always remember, love, music, and dance are the keys to every door in this god-forsaken world, and to all the guys who tried to pick the lock, get a |ob!' (Sob!) I'm gonna miss ya’ll! Joe Stiles (Nature Boy) 9 11 68 Wrestling 10, 11 You don't have to be big to be good. Moo Moo.'' Rebecca Sue Streighl 6 8 68 Thanks, Mom and friends, I k ve you all. |amie Lynn TenBrink 5 9 68 Sophomore Maid 10; |V Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12, Captain 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Interact 11, 12; Bulldogger 11, 12; Powderpuff 11. 12; Chorus 12; Interclub Council 12. Homecoming Queen 12 Thank you, Mom and Dad, for your love Kelly Lyn, you're the best friend a person could ever have. Ernie, you've been the greatest I love you all! |inx Allison Tilley (Trix, The cat. Red) 6 18 68 Pep Club 10; S.A.D.D. 12, Peer Facilitator 12 Thanks. Mom and Dad. for all your love and support, I love you both very much. I aura. Arme, and Helen, I love you guys Hey, I can’t believe we made it I aura, always remember 'Livin After Midnight!!!' Rusty, thanks for everything. I'll always love you, baby!! Traci Elizabeth Timmons (Timmy, Tnsch, Trace) 1 29 68 Varsity Cheerleader 11. 12; JV Cheerleader 10; NHS 11,12; Interact 11,12. President 12; VIT 12; Queen Candidate; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Interclub Counc il President 12; IHCC 12; Student Council 10; Powderpuff 11, 12; Senior Class Vice-President. Senior Notable What's the use of half a story, half of a dream! You have to climb all of the steps in between (Rogers Nelson) Shirlene I. Tmdel (Squirelene. Squirrel) 12 11 68 Pep Club 10, 12; Computer Club 10; FBI A 10-12; Chorus 10 Thanks, Mom and Dad. for all of your sup port. I love you both. Lora. Alicia. Melissa. Jesse, Shannon, Lisa S., Lisa F., Sandy, Michelle, Sue, and Tracy, you guys have been great Thanks for being there for me You, too. John I Love You Tracy I leave all my tardies in Mrs. Campbell's class to you. Donald Titus 9 9 67 German Club 12 Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. I love you, Alkia! Thanks lor being there when I needed you. Big Boy .” Alva Thomas Travis II 5 17 68 VGoMl M2; Bulldogger 11,12. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for all your support. Class of '86, we've made it, so let's celebrate?” Anna Mane T rebour 6 26 68 Symphonic Band 10-12; Band Captain 11, 12; Stage Band 10-12; Marc hing Band 10-12; Pep Band 11, 12; Interclub Council 12. In life if you find one true friend, you are fortunate. Thanks, Mom and Dad, and Shayne for your support and encourage ment. I love you al! Raymond Vandemheen (Spiderman) German Club 12. Christy S. Walls V Softball 10-12, V Basketball 10, 11; Bulldogger II. 12. A friend is someone who cares, a friend is someone who shares, but most of all a friend is someone who's there in the time of need! Lisa Michelle Whitfield (Iis) 2 19 68 Chorus II, 12; DCT 12. Enjoy life to its fullest, learn from your mistakes and live for the future. Jeffrey Wilder Jeffrey A. Williams TinaM Williamson 11 29 67 FBLA 12; Powder Puff 11. 12. Well it’s time to move on to something new. 61 Cathy Loo Wilson (Buggs. Di y, Rabbit i 2 27 68 Pep Club 9-12. •'Thank you. Mom and Mark, for all your support and love. I love you both. To all the underclassmen, the road ahead is long and hard, but it's worth it. 'Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, and live for today. (Author Unknown) leffry Kerr Winter 4 21 68 Soccer 10-12; CrossCuntry 10; Track 12. Thanks, Mom, for helping me make it through I’d also like to thank Su ette for the love, support, and the wonderful times that we had together I love you both. Fredrick H. Wood |r. 8 16 68 Soccer 10-12; All County Goalie 10; All Gulf Coast Conference Goalie 11, 12; Track 10, 12; Bulldogger 11,12, Sports f ditor Thank you so much, Shannon! I couldn't have done it without you. I love you forever. Look out Rowdies, here I come! Clievv Nova no 1. Mk hele K. Wright (Shorty. Chel) 3 6 68 Softball 10-12; IV Volleyball 11; Varsity Volleyball 12; Pep Club 12. My friends call me strange, but I prefer the term unique . Well .. I made it. Mom and Dad. To my best Bo Bo friend ... thanks for everything. I never would have made it this far without your help. Remember people .. Scorpions are 1 and will rule always!! Laura lean Yates (Twix, Laura lou) 4 16 68 Pep Club 10; SADD 12; Peer 12; Volleyball 10. Thanks. Mom and Dad. for everything I love you both very much lesa. Shannon, losie. Amie, Helen and Jinx, you're the best friends I II ever have. Be good and keep in touch, 'looks like we made it! Wish you were here. Raeann! Jinx, always rememlwr livin after midnight! 62 Susan Lynn Youmans (Doc) 9 23 68 IV Volleyball 10; Varsity Volleyball 11; Varsi ty Basketball 10-12; Varsity Softball 10-12; Band 10. 'About the time you learn to make the most of life, the most of it is gone ' Thanks. Mom and Dad. I will always love you! You mean the world to me. Edward D. Zimmer Not Pklured Rotibie Alexander. Douglas Barriger, Amy Bndgham, Orville Cole. Willjam Curnvan. Dorothy David. Christine Hayner, Duane Huffman, |ulie Kaiser. Tony Mantuso. Brian Mathews, Jeff Medland. Ernest Naylor. Mickey Salyers, Charles Sut- ter, Allen Taylor. Milltssa Taylor, Brian Williamson My name is Karl Eric Luc Cuvelle but just Karl is good enough! I'm a foreign exchange student from Belgium. Belgium is a pretty small country with a large population. It is surrounded by France, West Germany and Holland. I live next to Brussels, the capitol of Belgium. I graduated last year from high school and this year I do my senior year over in another country, the USA. Some people call this a waste of time or losing one year, but I certainly think the op- posite. Living in another country, culture and family is very interesting, fun and fascinating. Being an exchange student and spending one year far away from family, friends, town and country is perhaps hard and depressing, but I know that I'm very lucky to do this all and I will always remember this year as very positive and fun. I'm 18 now and after this year I'll have more responsibilities and more independence. When I came in ZHS, I was very glad to see your curiosi- ty and to hear all your questions. Your interests in somebody from somewhere else pleased me very much. It was hard to make friends and sometimes I had the impres- sion that some students didn't want to accept me, but other students really helped me and accepted me as a friend. I really want to thank all those friends, teachers and guidance counselors without whom I would never have finished the semester. I will never forget ZHS and I really think to come back someday to Florida. fajb 63 Mommy gave me a quarter for the ice cream man. You're asking me? Okay, Mrs. Reynolds, I called the Mona Lisa stupid, enough already. Hey, David, maybe those girls'll dance with us. I own a one way pass to La-La Land. 66 67 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 8 President: Dina Rowland becretarv: Melissa Mikolajczak Treasurer: Angel Vendl Dee Ann Adkins Kecia Adkins Aaron Allen Heidi Allegood Theresa Allio Crystal Ameel Kim Anderson Jay Austin Cara Austin Angela Ayers Chris Baker Lorenzo Ball Tom Ball David Barnett Angel Barney Tommie Beasley Toni Belasic Diane Belcher Desi Bement Mark Besec ker Nathan Boone Stephen Bright Mark Brissette Jim Brown t CO V. LL_ O CD LD —J u 69 Lee Brown Betsy Bryant Dottie Bryant Mark Bryant Cherie Buntyn Mark Buntyn Jerry Burke Lisa Burns Linh Cao Kimberly Cap Tammy Carvalho David Castor Deborah Castor Dawn Cato Chris Cerny Tracy Cervenka 70 Tammy Childers Brian Chiles Sheila Chiles Michelle Collins Renae Cragg Mike Creech Keith DeBoer Kim Devlin Larissa Dibble Lisa Duncan Robert Durant Kim Eichholz David Faulkner Sami Faulkner Edwardo Figueroa Christina Flack co U- O LD LD —I u 71 Lisa Fowler Troy Freeman Tammy Furman Lorenda Geiger Chelle Gregory Nathan Gregory Lori Grogan Delaine Groves Michelle Groves Kevin Hamilton Tammy Hansen Paula Harbin Sharon Harrigan Nelson Harris Rebecca Harris Stacey Hartley Carie Hauff Danielle Hicks 72 Mary Hicks Wendy Hierlihy Vicki Hoppenworth Gran! Hoyle Andy Hulse Tina Huston Shawn Ingram |udi (ones Shannon |ones Scott Kieper Daisy Kirkman Kim Klein Cheryl Kroft Dan Kuhns Lynn Leab Jeff Leitzke l co Li_ o LT) LD u f Yun-Sun l ew Ina Lewis Jeannie Lindsey Therese Looney 73 Joey Luce Mary Maass Jack Marcotte Paul Marsella Debbie Martin Lori Martinez Jerry Mason Torrie Masters Amy Mathews Ebby McClellan Misty McClung Tom McGavern Darwin McKenzie Jeannette McKenzie Bonnie McKinney Mark McNary Cindy Meehan Marcia Merkel 74 Pam Merrill Melissa Mikolajczak Curtis Miller Sean Mitchell Henry Morgan Travis Murphy Tina Music james Myrice jessi Myrice Mary Neal Andy Neiswender Shannon Neumann Dung Ngo Danny Nix Marcie O'Connell Steve Odom Colleen Ogilbee Christy Ohman Astrid Olsen Steve O'Neil co U_ o CO CO u 75 Lori Osterhout Cathy Ostrander Curt Palow Daryn Partain joel Patterson Sherri Peeples Steve Peeples Timothy Perricone Laura Piper Lori Piper Rachel Plamondon Julie Plymale Donald Preston Stephen Reed Brian Reynolds Moriah Ritterman Brian Roach Leslie Roman Dina Rowland Jennifer Rowlands 76 Tessie Sanders Josie Sayer Robert Schec kler Steven Sellars Jennifer Sibley Tina Simmons Shelby Shannon Steve Sheldon Stephen Shute Adrian Smith Dale Smith Shannon Smith Angela Speight Dana Springfield Shirley Steele Cindy Stitt Sharie Stockdale Keith Storey hv CO V. LL_ O CO CO U 77 jay Swan Lisa Swanstrom Marian Szezorak Serena Tackett Kaarina Taylor Robert Theel Frank Thomas Sherri Thomas Matt Turner Steve Turner David Undeen Amber Upchurch Robbie Vance Angel Vendl Chuck Wadleigh Diana Weber Martin Wenck Daniel Vhite 78 Michelle White Kathy Whyte john Wiggins Jody Wilcox Amy Williams Dawn Williams Dee Williams Lisa Williams M. |. Williams Bruce Wilson Derrell Wilson Scott Winters Carolyn Yancy Jimmy Zealor Hector Zelaya Mirtza Zelaya Not Pictured: Donald Albert Shawn Baptist Diane Blake Brydon Cassidy Richard Collis Deborah Daniels Mary Finney Steven Gerschefske Tier Giles Warren Gibson Paul King Dean Pardee Michelle Noble! Shari Say Eunice Searight CO Li- O CD LD u 79 81 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer: Suzette Summers President: Cheryl Iordan Vice-President: Chervl Peters Secretary: Stacy Daniels CO CO Stephanie Agren Chris Akins Tony Albanese Tammy Alvarez Edwin Amerman LD LD _I u Nathan Amison Angela Anderson Lisa Arnold Sandy Ayers Candy Bailey David Ballesteros Sam Barnard Tammy Barnett Regina Barriger Sharon Belcher Amy Bennett Wendy Bibik Kristen Bice David Billings H. Brad Bishop Ricki Bloom Alic ia Boditord Chris Bohannon Tammy Bourque Jeanine Boyd Yolanda Buchanan Steve Bunner Derek Burke John Burrows Randy Bylaska 83 Evarista Campbell Marly Campron Heather Carde Stephanie Carman Mall Carr Sherrie Carroll Gary Carter Robert Cartwright Marnell Casten Krista Cavolina Patti Chapman Deanna Cherry Rhonda Chiles Richard Civiletti )ill Clark jerry Coates Mike Cockrell Sandy Cole Tina Coleman Jamie Collins Jay Collins Toniala Collins 84 CO CO Loyd Collis David Corradini Mark Cruver o CO CO U Leslie Culton Lynn Cunningham leanne Curran Christine Dake Richard Daniels Stacy Daniels Doug Daniels Marie Davis Marla Davis Karla Dayton Anita Dean Keith Debyah James Deem Angela Delong Russell Dempster 85 Cassandra DeRanek Pamela Dingman David Dixon Lisa Donatello Cathy Donovan Mary Doyle Juanita DuBose Brent Dunlap Kathy Dunsmore Kimberly Dyer Kim Elliott Shane Elliott Mark Embry lames Eskelund Guy Fawkes Kim Finnerty Chris Foster Lisa Foster Valerie Frame Kathy Frederick Richard Freed Kandi Froehlich Rob Froelich Shelli Fry 86 Kelli Fulton Lori Gaulton Cindy Geiger Jimmy Geiger Kim Geiger Missy Gerow William Gile Jessie Gonzalez Michelle Graham Alison Gray Billy Greatrex Tommy Greene Timmy Griffin Vicki Grill Doug Guy Tiffany Haddock Lynn Hagelin David Hamilton Steven Hammonds Deborah Harding Lesa Harding Tracey Hardman Donnie Harris Laurie Harris co co LL_ O LD LD u 87 Brenda Hartwick Maureen Hartwick Rita Hayner |im Heglund Troy Hellendrung Amy Hemphill Valentino Henry Sandra Hiatt Eric Hilferding Dino Hill Audrey Hilton Robin Hines Tara Hinton Teresa Hoyle Kristen Hudacek Pam Hulin Jamie Hussey Sharyl Hutchinson Scott Ingram Cindy Jackson John Jacobs LaDonna Jarrell 88 Amy Johnson Cammie johnson Melissa Johnson Wayne Johnston Cheryl Jordan Traci Jordan Stefanie Joyner Jim Kagan Richard Karppe Shannon Keen Heather Kestenis Sam Ketchum Mike Kiefer Lorie Killeen Penny King Bonnie Klouda Angela Keller Matt Kelley Ed Keppel Jeff Kerns CO CO LL_ 0 LT) LD u 89 Dan Knnwlton Mk hac l Larson Mu hoik Laviano left Lee lisa K. I oe I orrie I ewis Vic ky Lewis Randy I mdsay Carrie Loetscher Tom I oureiro Sheryl I ovins Kim I owe Lee Anne I oysc h Devona Madaris Larry Malec Missy Mann Loree Meadows lames Marlin Bill Marvel Melissa McClanahan Paul McDonald George Me Cavern Lara Me Kc� e Tim Meckling 90 CO CO Annette Melovich Gary Miller Mike Mohler Li- O LD LT) —1 u Sean Mong Scott Moore Mary Morey Dan Morr Stephanie Mullis Kim Murphy Amy Musielak Tracy Myers Staci Nagel Bobbi Naylor Sharon Neal David Newby Nancy Newman Hunter Nezelek Brad Nobles Ed Ogden Tammy O'Neal Doug Ostrander Dwayne Pate Rageshree Patel Tommy Patterson 91 Jim Paugh Nelson Peoples Tim Perkins Cheryl Peters Daisy Petz Denise Petz Steve Phillips Erik Pic kard Jamie Pinkston Matt Platts Tina Prickett Van Purvis Michelle Quenneville Christina Quick Tammy Rakes Cheryl Reed Leon Redit Rodney Rehrig David Reutimann Amy Rhodes 92 CO CO LL_ O Rick Riopelle David Roberson LD LD __I u Jim Robinson Cary Rogers Scariette Rogers Rover! Rourke Steve Sakolsky Lucille Sanders Christine Sassaman Bridgette Scarbrough Dale Schepman David Schoenrade Annette Sessoms Carl Sewell Michael Shaffer Kristina Shaw Mark Sheldon Tanya Shroyer Leslie Shute Kim Skinner Eri Smith Melanie Smith Christine Sofinski David P. Spoor 93 Christie Spurlock Patty Stacks Terry Stalans Peggy Starkey William Steen Laurie Stemen Keith Stevens Rich Streets Donnie Strickland Leslie Strube Suzette Summers Julie Sweet Kyle Sweet Tammie Swetland Ray Sykes Scott Taney Marylynn Tarr Bobby Tarr April Taylor Tammy Teston 94 Not pictured: Doug Avadikian, Charles Bischel, Andrew Bishop, Mark Bryant, Manuel Avila, David Castor, Mary Derousse, Timothy Dixon, Suzy Faxon, Michelle Groves, Kevin Hamilton, Paula Harbin, Tina Huston, Judith Jones, Sheila Kelly, Martin Lampron, Michael Larson, Eric Leffler, Joe Licalzi, Cecil McMan, Shirlene Matthews, Steven Moore, Brian Reynolds, Tessie Sanders, Jacqueline Wheatcraft, JoAnn Wood, Carolynn Yancy Kathy Trebour Mary Trebour Marc Vansco Mike Wacasar Robert Weeks Amie Wentworth Joseph Wheeler Mark Wilkins Suzy Willard Leon Wilson Troyce Wilson Stacey Wright Vicky Wright Billy Yates Kenny York Tevis Yount Troy Zimmer Traci Zinn 95 CLASS OF '88 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 98 President: Anna Ballesteros Vice President: Jason Back Secretary: Karen Williams Treasurer: Melissa Poppleton 0 CO v. Jamie Adams Mike Adams Doug Adkins Jerri Alexander Paula Ameel Eric Arp Dwayne Ashmore Anna Austin Jason Back Tim Bagdriwicz CO co U Jessica Baggett David Bailey Kristina Bailey Annaleah Ballesteros Cindy Banister Sandi Bartield Johnny Barrentine Tricia Belasic Debra Bennett Dave Bergeron Keith Bibbee Jon Bibik Tim Bishop Cathy Blackwell Kristen Blake Bart Blessing Tony Bolden Clyde Bracknell Denise Branch Robin Brendle Deborah Briggs Jot Brooks Philip Brown Tammy Brown Sherry Brut kner 99 Jennifer Bullock Valentina Burbano Jeremy Burcroff Cindy Burns Suzanne Burroughs Melissa Burton Angie Bush Mary Butts Jose Cabrera Scott Caleb Wendy Campbell Melinda Cherry Sharia Chervenak Paul Childers Steve Chill Shawn Clanton Shelly Cockrell Kenny Collins Shawn Collins Rhonda Comfort Kimberly Conn Frankie Cook April Cooper Beth Cornish Chris Cross Chris Cross Ty Cross Tammi Croteau Regina Cummings 100 a ' CO Sandy Dampier John Dann Clint Davis Charles Davis cn LD U Mark Davis Angela Dean Ken Dean jerry Delahoy Tom Deloreto Trace Dibble Shellie Dingman Brad Dix Tammy Dobbs Sherry Doty Teresa Doty Denise Dougherty Laura Druin Veronica Durant Michelle Eastridge Brian Eichholz Carrie Ellerbe Julie Ellis Loid Ellis Robbin Faulkner Sarah Fede Ruth Fenton Francine Fischer Ty Fitzgerald Daniel Florer I 101 Rebecca F order Kevin Freist Chad Galloway Cindy Gardner Tonya Geiger Arlene Gibson Michelle Gilbert Judy Govhenour Ruth Goelt Chester Goodman Chris Grantham Scotty Greene Veronica Gregory Ann Griffin Karen Griffs Malena Griner Dolores Griswold Gwen Hagin Debbie Hallman Denise Halterman Charles Hampton Tammy Flapeman Valerie Harper Shalonda Harris Bobby Harrison Daymond Harrison Tommy Harrelson Teresa Hayner Patti Heginbotham 102 CO Lesslie Hein Jimmy Helm Jeff Henderson Tami Hendrix James Henry Matt Herman lT) LD —I u Louis Hernandez Carlos Herndon Krissy Hierlihy George Hill Jamie Hinds Angie Hinson Toni Hinsz Chad Hiscock Teresa Hochstetler Jon Hodges Jason Hoelzel Jane Horsley Lisa Hoyle Tina Hudson Lisa Hughes Rachel Hughes Anthony Inesso Shelli Ingram Mary Isla Josie Ison Dan Jackson 103 James Jackson Stacie Jackson Greg Jenkins Melanie Jensen Kristine Jensen Ron Jividen Kalvin Johnson Farline Joiner Melissa Joiner Carlton Jones Darrell Jones Sandy Jones Jay Jontra Robbin Judson Christy Kelley Shannon Kelly Dean Kennedy Philip Kennedy Bret Kirkpatrick Scott Klaus Allisen Klouda Lisa Knight Rick Knipp Anne Kovach Terri Kozlowski Steve Kroft Angela Krueger 104 Kristen Lacey Jeff LaChance Lendel Lanier PaulLaro Lorie Lawrence Stacy Lecroy Daniel Lemtke Yun Lew Garry Lewis Carrie Long Lisa Lusher Kathy Mac holeth Tracy Mainer Lincoln Malec Betty Mallick Eric Maltass Carlos Maoles Lela Martin lames Martinez Julio Martinez Carrie Mason Lonny Maston Tanya Mattice Kandi McBrayer Orion McCants Lonnie McDonald Tim McGavern Paul McHenry Eddie McKensie O' co LD LT) __I u 105 Debbie Medlin Debra Merkel Joanne Merrill John Mesiemore Wally Messer Kimberly Meyer Jamie Mills Tim Milton Christine Monteau Joey Mooney ham Jeffrey Morrissey Karen Mowrey lolene Mucha Alan Mullins Jay Mullis Angela Music Susie Musser Christa Newby Ric hard Newman Norma Nieves Melissa Nolan Sonja Norton Brian O'Connell Jerry Osborne Gary Ou ts Jodie Overhuls Kim Overstreet Danny Parker Sara Pattengate 106 CO Lori Pease Deedee Pennay Tara Perkins Debbie Peterson Michelle Picaro Suphia Pickett John Pierce Daphne Plamondon Melissa Poppleton Jeff Potwin LD LD Kenneth Pricket! Shawn Quillen Steve Raines Cindi Ransom Michelle Reed Wesley Reeves Suzanne Reubens Corbin Reutiman Melissa Riggs B. J. Rinaldo John Riskus Clay Ritter Lisa Robertson Wanda Rogers Troy Roush Billy Rowley Connie Sante 107 Jennifer Sassaman Kelly Schleicher David Schnilz Tim Schoelzel Kevin Schrader Chad Schroeder John R. Seabrooke Lynda Self Carie Shaffer Don Shaffer Baron Shanaberger Stacie Shaver Troy Shellenbarger Freddie Shoults Deborah Shute Alison Sibley Matthew Small Clarissa Smith Julie Smith lames Soule Debbie Staffan Bill Stocks Lisa Stairs Patti Staples Heidi Steele Jessica Steiner Laurie Stemen 108 Dawn Stevens Dori Stewart Steven Stewart Mark Stokes Robbie Storer Melissa Stuckert Dean Stutts Kim Surratt Lisa Sutherland Jennifer Sutorus CT CO v. Li- en en _i U William Sutorus Wendy Sutton Corey Swanstrom Gary Szezorak Amanda Taylor jenni Taylor Shelley Taylor Heidi TenBrink Karie Theel Kirk Thocker Cathy Thomas Darnell Thomas Dawn Thomas Kelly Thomas Kris Thomas Stephanie Thomas ♦ 109 Gar Thompson Jeff Thompson Tim Thurston Bobby Tiemann Dennis Tilton Patricia Timmons William Timms Fred Tolar Anthony Tomlin Hollie Toppin Chip Tyson Shawnelle Tyson Jesi Vilminot Linda Waldron Shawn Walker Sue Watson Lavon Webb Jackie Weber Charles Welch Harris Welch Polly Welch David Whiddon Glen White 110 Terry Whittington Mike Wilder Richy Wilkins Karen Williams Laura Williams Shannon Williams jackie Williamson Scott Williamson Jeff Wilson Kelly Wilson CO Li_ o LD LT) __I u Kimberly Wilson Sonja Wilson Jay Winter JoAnn Wittmann Mark Wood Mike Wood Lois Woodruff Alicia Woods Cathie York Jackie Youmans Craig Younglove Brad Zipprich Not Pictured: Stanley Bright, Desiree Chauncey, Richard Colon, Thomas Cook, Millard Descoteau, Tim Dudley, Bill Farr, Paula Foley, David Glenn, Chris Harmon, Ray Harnage, Kim Lowe, Missy Moore, Carlos Morales, David Miller, Rebecca Perry, Scott Say, Charles Smith, Larry Smith, Richard Stabinsky, William Sullivan, Brian Sutherland, Thad Taylor, Ton- na Walters, John York 111 12 115 SPIRIT DAY Contest Winners: $ Thermometer — Seniors Class Wall — Sophomores Pep Rally — Everyone Overall Winner of Homecoming Activities — Juniors 116 BONFIRE 117 Queen Candidate Traci Timmons Queen Candidate Kim Bishop Varsity Football Team 119 Senior Class Float 1985-86 QUEEN AND CANDIDATES 1985-86 Homecoming Queen Jamie TenBrink Traci Trimmons with escort George Neukom Kim Bishop with escort David Seidel Laurie Mullis with escort Mr. Julian Mullis Sherry Kirby with escort Mr. Herb Fink Jamie TenBrink with escort Mr. Gordon TenBrink 120 The 1985-86 Homecoming King and Queen were Johnny Clements and Jamie TenBrink. Johnny was born in Dade City on January 13, 1968, to Mr. John Clements, Jr. and Mrs. Jacqueline Clarke. Johnny's future plans include attending either Georgia Southern or Valdosta State where he would like to play football. He plans to ma- jor in commercial engineering and minor in computer science. His interests include football, basketball, going to the beach, and attending concerts. Jamie was born on May 9, 1968, in Zeeland, Michigan, to Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don TenBrink. Jamie plans to attend col- lege and major in elementary education. Her hobbies include singing, dancing, and cheerleading. She also likes to spend time with her friends. Congratulations to both Johnny and Jamie! 121 1985-86 PRINCESS AND CANDIDATES Dina Rowland with escort Todd Wheeler Stacey Hartley with escort Mr. Sonny Hartley 122 Angel Vendl with escort Mr. Louis Vendl Amy Williams with escort Mr. Michael Williams Jeannie Lindsey with escort Mr. Jimmy Lindsey Chosen as the 1985-86 Homecoming Prince and Princess were Danny Kuhns and (eannie Lindsey. Danny was born in Lewistown, Pennsylvania, on March 4, 1969, and now lives with his grandparents Carl and Alverta Kuhns. Danny plans to at- tend college at Penn State where he hopes to play football. His hobbies include weight-lifting and playing numerous sports. jeannie was born on November 18, 1969, in Dade City to Mr. and Mrs. jimmy Lindsey, jeannie plans to attend the University of Florida where she wants to major in business. Her interests include cheerleading and being with friends. Congratulations, Danny and jeannie! 123 SOPHOMORE MAID Chosen to be the 1985-86 Sophomore Maid was Suzette Summers. Suzette was born in lasper, Indiana, on July 30, 1970, to Gary and Judy Summers. Her future plans include at- tending a school of arts where she would like to major in drama and voice. Her hobbies include playing various sports, especially softball and tennis, and modeling. Congratulations, Suzette! 124 FRESHMAN MAID The 1985-86 Freshman Maid was Jesi Vilminot. Jesi was born on March 17, 1971 in Jackson, Michigan to Jerry and Diane Vilminot. Her future plans are to attend college and major in the Fine Arts. Her hobbies include cheerleading, modeling and dancing. Congratulations, Jesi! 125 127 POWDER On December 5, 1985, the annual Powder Puff games were held in the Bulldog Stadium. A total of four games decided the Powder Puff Champion. The Sophomores and Freshmen started off the night with the Sophomores coming out on top. Next, there was the heated Junior- Senior match-up, with the Juniors pulling off a stunning victory. In the following game, the Seniors faced the Freshmen and claimed the third place title. The final game pitted the Juniors against the Sophomores and the Juniors were named the 1985-86 Powder Puff Champs by claiming an 8-0 victory over the Sophomores. Juniors— 1st place PUFF Seniors — 3rd place Sophomores 2nd place Senior Cheerleaders Freshmen — 4th place 129 Section Editors Susan Reid Nancy Russell 131 The 1986 ZEPHILSCO staff worked extremely hard to put out the best yearbook possible. The staff sells ads, draws layouts, writes copy, types, proofreads and handles many other miscellaneous chores to meet deadlines and finalize the book in the short time of five months. The dedication and spirit of the ZEPHILSCO staff are evident in their work and will remain captured in the pages of this annual. Journalism I: Jacquie Cao, Stacey Hartley, Missy Mikolajczak, Dina Rowland, Matt Turner, Angel Vendl, Amy Williams, Scott Winters. Journalism II: Sandy Bunner, Brian Crosby, Jill Finnerty, Missy Garrett, Bruce Lovins, Stacy Martin, Melanie Peryea, Alicia Piwowar, Susan Reid, Nancy Russell, Mindy Sasxon. 132 133 BULLDOGGER First row, left to right: Andy Neiswender, |oel Edris, Mr.Sinaguglia, |oey Knight. Karen Bishop, Larry Briggs, Alva Travis, Kenny Poplick. Second row: Daryn Parlain, Steve Bright, Steve Reed, Mark Brissette, Kellie Davis, Laurie Mullis, Brent Miller, left Wilder. Third row: left Hupp, David Phelps, Terry Briggs, Ernie Peeples, Jamie TenBrink, Kelly Bishop, Brugesh Patel, Bryan Felts. The Bulldogger Newspaper has received several prestigious awards for excellence in Journalism. The American Scholastic Press rated the Bulldogger a first class school newspaper. The Quill and Scroll presented the Bulldogger with an Interna- tional second place finish. Also, the Bulldogger was rated as the fifth best newspaper in the nation by the American Scholastic Press. 134 ECHO First row, left to right: Kathy Donavan, Curt Palow, Marlene McIntyre, Cheryl Kroft, Second row: Ms. Webb, Kim Dyer, Larissa Dibble, Renee Craig, Mrs. Cortright. Throughout the year, the members of ECHO, the student literary magazine, gather, edit, and publish the best ex- amples of students' creative writing, such as poems, plays, short stories, etc. The magazine is also a forum for student artists to display their talents as illustrators. Very often the members of ECHO are also talented writers and artists in their own rights and are the sources of much of the magazine's artistic content. ECHO is presently published once a year in May, thus enabling it to in- clude selections that truly represent the best artistic en- deavors of the year. SPANISH CLUB First row, left to right: Valentina Burbano, Bobby Weeks, Geneva Mathis, Cindy Jackson. Second row: Mrs. Cuevas, Shelly Cockrell, Wendy Hierlihy, Cathy Dernaeck, Valerie Harper, Sophia Pickett. The Spanish Club ventured to the Tampa Theatre to enjoy a performance of Spanish dances. By raising funds through various means, they en- joyed a Spanish dinner at Casa Gallardo. They also brought the Spanish class to a pleasant feast at the Colombia Restaurant in January. 135 The function of the French Club is to in- crease the under- standing of French speaking people and their culture. We went to a French restaurant where we had to order our meal in French. FRENCH CLUB Firs! row, left to right: Missy Mikolajczak, Chelle Gregory. Lisa Foster.Ed Amerman; President, Angela Anderson, Lynn Hageldon. Second row: Stephanie Carmen; Secretary, I isa Bruce, Wendy Bibik, Heidi TenBrink, Bridgette Scarbrough, David Ballesteros, Tevis Yount, April Taylor, Sheryl Lovins, lulie Plymale. Third row: Vicki lewis, Mindy Sasxon, Sandy C. ., Mary Lynn Tarr, Kris Hudacak, Larissa Dibble, Cindy Geiger, Marie Campbell, Amy Musielak, Tiffany Haddock, Paula Harbin. Fourth row: Brad Bishop. Derrek Burk, Lori Gaulton; Treasurer, Michelle Pollock, Cherie Peterson, Suzi Willard, Heather Kestenis, Melanie Smith,.lulie Plamondon, Astrid Olsen. This is the first year for the German Club and we are getting underway. The students had fund raisers to sup- port their field trip to a German restaurant in the Spring. We are looking forward to in- creased enrollment with the growth of the Ger- man program at ZHS. GERMAN CLUB First row, left to right: Christy Spurlock, Tracy Hardman, Mic helle laviano, Lynn Cunningham, Scarlette Rogers, Missy Mann, Stacy Daniels, Angela Keller. Pam Hulin, Mrs. Cortright; Sponsor. Second row: Irik Pickard, Jay Collins, Doug Keppel, Ray Vandemheen, Kelly Fulton, Mark Me Nary. 136 Student Council is a student govern- ment organization working for the bet- terment of the school. Student Council holds various functions for the school, such as dances, student of the month, etc. The main event of Stu- dent Council is Homecoming. In addition to its contributions. Stu- dent Council also presents a yearly token of appreciation to ZHS students and faculty. An example of such a gift is the Bulldog uniform. STUDENT COUNCIL First row left to right: Mr. Pittman. Sponsor; |ill Finnerty; Michelle Pollock. President. Cheryl Jordan; Cindy Geiger. Second row: Sandy Blake. David Ballesteros, Angela Anderson, Tomala Collins, Stacy Daniels, Michelle Laviano, Heather Kestinis, Sheryl Lovins. Third row: Jeanine Boyd, Amy Musielak.Robin Brendle, Eric Pickard, Melissa Joiner, Brad Dix, Eric Hall Tracy Hardman, Melanie Smith. 137 With aspirations high, the Band once again set out to achieve the highest ratings possible. Long hours of practice and hard work helped to accomplish that goal. However, the high- light of the year for band members was the trip to Washing- ton D.C. where they made appearances and performed in assorted stops along the way. Another noteworthy aspect of the trip were the varied tours and ex- cursions to different places of historical interest and value. THE 1985-86 BAND Firsl row, left to right: Anna Trebour, Band Captain; Kellie Davis, Flag Corps Captain; Vicky Floppenworth, Secretary; jill Fin- nerty. Flag Corps Co-captain; Scarlette Rogers, Flead Majorette; Melissa Julian, Treasurer; Tammy Dobbs, Librarian; Randy Bylaska, Librarian. Second row: Mark Cruver, Drum Major; Ricki Bloom, Librarian; Brent Dunlap, Second Lt.; Ron Miller, First L! Angela Kreuger, Librarian; Lara McKee, Librarian; Mary Isla, Librarian; leff Lee, Drum Major. FLAG CORPS MAJORETTES First row, left to right: Kim Finnerty, Terry Kozlowski, Alicia Piwowar, Susan Reid, Christy Spurlock, Tomala Collins. Second row: Michelle Pollock, Christine Jensen, Tracy Hardman, Michelle Laviano, Stefanie Joyner, Leslie Dewey, Vicki Hoppen- worth. Third row: Jill Finnerty, Scarlette Rogers. Laurie Gaulton, Debbie Peterson, Stacy Daniels, Cherie Peterson, Teryl Ben- jamin, Melanie Smith, Mrs. Lee, Sponsor; Kellie Davis. During the marching season, the flag corps and majorettes act as the visual sound for the marching band. Besides this important function, they also perform separately at Solo and Ensemble Contest. 139 SYMPHONIC BAND The Symphonic Band is made up of those band members who have achieved a musical talent greater than their peers. Through the course of the year, the band performs three con- certs. In addition to the concerts, they compete at the district and state level concert contests. The Stage Band per- forms at Band Boosters dinners and civic ac- tivities which request a show band. Unlike the rest of the bands. Stage Band plays a variety of music ranging from jazz to top 40. I irst row left to right: Teryl Benjamin, Cherie Peterson, Kellie Davis, Tammy Croteau, Michelle White, |ody Boldt, Cathy Ostrander, ( hristine Sofinski, Sandy Blake. Robin Kelly, Scarlette Rogers, Jeanine Boyd. Second row: Ronnie Miller, Dawn rn Ta eiiv, st Finke, Derek Burke, Charles Smith, I eslie Dewey, Cincly Greene, April viano, Dwayne Pate, Sophia Pickett, Chrissy Hierlihy, Julie Smith, Ritki Bloom, Stacy Daniels. Third row: Melanie Smith, C hris aylor, Tammy Alvarez, Stetanie Joyner, Mic helle La- Flack, Kevin Newman, Tevis Yount. Michelle Pollock, Toni Belasic, Mark Cruver, Debra Castor, Steve Sellars, Rich Jividen, Derrick Herndon, David Corradini, Jeff Lee, Vicki Hoppenworth, Susie Musser, Keith Storey, Becky Harris, Anne Griffin. Fourth row: Krista Cavalina, Melissa Julian, Mr. Steuart, Randy Bylaska, Anna Trebour, Iric ia Belasic, Mike Larson, Robert Griffin, Van Purvis, Alan Mullins, Fd Ogden, Mike Bodine, Sam Barnard. Jill Clark, Brent Dunlap, Mark Purvis, Robert Schec kler, Dee Williams. STAGE BAND First row, left to right: Ricki Bloom, Ronnie Miller, Teryl Benjamin, Melanie Smith, Becky Harris. Second row: Alan Mullins, Anna Trebour, Mike Bodine, Jill Clark. Third row: David Corradini, Jeff Lee, Steve Sellers, Don Preston. Fourth row: Robert Griffin, Keith Storey, Mr. Steuart, Band Director; Brent Dunlap, Robert Scheckler, Mark Purvis, Jeanine Boyd. 140 CONCERT BAND £!rh X?' d!' u°iri?Lhl I°nnellP Popplelon lwa Peddle Tracy Hardman, Vicky Wnght. Kelly Wilson, Denise Dougherty. loAnne WchkI, Carrie Schafler, Rac hel � lughes I aura Mc Kee. Christie Spurloc k. Second row: Cheryl Hutc hinson. Cindy Geiger, ladonna larrell. Mike Kiefer. Heather,( h’annie ( urran, Karen Mowry, D. D. Pennay, Mary Isla, Pam Merrill. Angela Krueger, Torrie Masters, Patty Stacks Heidi ... ...... 1wn h kc Lon Gaulton, Came Ellerby, Bobby Tiemann, Melissa Joiner, Sc otty Greene, Debbie Peterson Allie Sibley irratt, Lesslie Mine, lori Pijx-r. Doug Ostrander, Tammy Dobbs, Don Preston, Ann Kovach, Cathy Blackwell Debra i I ourth row: ( hristine Jensen, David Castor. Mr Steuart, George Hill, Danny I lorer, John Jacobs, Patty Heginbotham Allegexxl. I bird row: Dawn hnke, Trisha Timmons, Kim Surratt, r o'rn m ou . —: • ” nm, u .imiy r lorer, |onn |acoDs, ratty rieginootham. Laura Williams, Ron lividen. Angela Mu ak,Timmy Griffin, Dwayne Ashmori-, Billy Yates. Mike I arson. Marci O'Connell, Cindy Greene. Kaarina laylor. PEP BAND Concert Band, like the Symphonic Band, performs three con- certs yearly. They, too, compete at the district and state level concert contests. Pep Band members employ their musical talents to stimulate the crowd with an in- ter e s t i n g and energetic array of music. Pep Band plays at pep rallies, basketball games, and other activities which don't require a full band. First row, left to right: Derek Burke, Chris Flack, Sandy Blake, Christine Sofinski, Leslie Dewey, Kellie Davis. Second row: Ran- dy Bylaska, Mike Bodine, Jill Clark. Third row: Anna Trebour, Becky Harris, Steve Sellars, Derrick Herndon, Jeff Lee. Fourth row: Robert Griffin, Krista Cavolina, Melissa Julian, Brent Dunlap, Mark Purvis, Robert Scheckler. 141 Advanced Chorus is comprised of students who have had at least one year's previous ex- perience in Chorus and who show a special interest in music. They perform throughout the year. ADVANCED CHORUS first row, left to right Candi Bailey, Marcic O'Connell, Sissy Mikolakis, Angela Speight, Marcia Merkel, Melanie Peryea. Kaarina Taylor. Second row: Kathy Trebour, Yun-Sun Lew, Missy Napier, Cindy Blackwell, Mariah Ritterman, Tammy Coleman, Kelly Bishop, Karen Bishop. Kim Bishop, Doreen Davis. Third row: Mrs.Smith, Curt Palow, Dan.i Springfield, Tessie Sanders, Marnel Casten, An- toinette Melovich, Eunice Alexander, Mic helle Dayton, I vnn Rio, Kristin Bice, Kathy Dunsmore, Mic helle Groves, |udy Jones, Tammy Bouque. I isa Arnold, fourth row: Marie Campbell, Bobbie Naylor, Kim Anderson, Kim Devlin, Troyce Wilson, Amy Rhodes, Diane Blake, Yolanda Buchanan, Mirtza Zelaya, Carrie Hauff, Crystal Parsons, Dottie Bryant, Paula Morse. ENSEMBLE The Ensemble is com- prised of select vocal students in the Chorus. They have appeared this year throughout the bay area. Auditions for this group are held each spring. 142 First row, left to right: Cindy Blackwell, Karen Bishop, Tammy Coleman, Missy Napier. Second row: Marcie O'Connell, Darlene Johnson, Mrs. Smith, Kelly Bishop, Kim Bishop. Third row: Sandy Cole, Amy Barnett, Doreen Davis, Yun-Sun Lew, Mariah Ritterman, Marcia Merkel, Melanie Peryea, Kaarina Taylor, Sissy Mikolakis, Angela Speight. Fourth row: Curt Palow, Kathy Trebour, Candi Bailey. PEP CLUB I Carrie I ong Third row: Coleman, Traci Timmons, Lori Grogan, lames Nezleck, TomalaCol Regina C ummings i arlyne Joyner, Debbie Peterson, Melissa From left to right: Ed Amerman, Treasurer; Lora Peddle, President; Danny Bryant, Vice-President. 143 The Diversified Cooperative Training Program is a method of instruction where- by students are preparing for careers and occupations of their choice through the coordination of on-the-job training with related study ac- tivities and regular academic classes at school. The DCT Club is an integral and vital part of the cooper- ative program. Dur- ing the course of the year, the members compete at district elections, district and state contests, and leadership training workshops. First row, left to right: Wylene Oser, Anissa McKenzie, Sheila Neal, Mark Besecker. Second row: Cassie Ash, Ina Lewis, Tracy Luallen, Linda Kress, Sherry Kirby, Lisa Whitfield, Kim Klein, Kelly Piper. Third row: Melissa Heinlein, David Quenneville, Marilyn Roberts, Cindy Faxon, James Lusher, Jay Swan, Lisa Bair. D.C.T. First row: Sheila Neal, Vice-President; Mark Besecker, President. Second row: Anissa McKenzie, Treasurer; Wylene Oser, Secretary. 144 W.E. First row, left to right: Jackie Weber, Chris Sassaman, Tina Coleman, Sherry Doty, Deanna Cherry, Sandy Ayers, Kim Gieger, Lori Harris, Laurie Stemen. Second row: Kandi McBayer, Shelli Taylor, Gwen Hagin, Steve Moore, Tammy Barnett, JoAnne Merrill, Carl Ramer, Steve Phillips, Lisa Day. Third row: Mike Shaffer, Gary Rogers, Dave Schoenrade, Robert Rourke, Paul McDonald, Dave Partridge, John Burrows. The members of the Work Experience program attend classes in the morn- ing and obtain early release sixth and seventh periods to work at their jobs in the community. H.O.S.A. First row, left to right: Michelle Sanders, Diana Kobella, Sharon Harrigan. Second row: Keith Armstrong, Steven Patrick, Cheryl Kroft, Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. Health Occupa- tions Students of America (HOSA) is a national vocational student organization for students enrolled in ZHS Health Serv- ice Occupations program. The purpose of HOSA is to develop leadership, technical skills, and competen- cies. Members are in- volved in com- munity-oriented, career-related, and leadership develop- ment activities. Motto: ''The Hands of HOSA Mold The Health of Tomorrow. 145 SPECIAL OLYMPICS y First row, left to right: Charles Hampton, Lois Woodruff, Miss Ellie Grudzinski, Sponsor; Mrs. Nell Nesbit, Teacher's Aide; Johnny Barrentine, Matt Small. Second row: Christine Quick, Sheila Kelly, Secretary; Bruce Wilson, Vice-President; Mirtza Zelaya, President; Betsy Bryant, Treasurer; Angela Anderson. Third row: Kristen Bice, Sharon Belcher, Mary Neal, Cindy Stitt, Paula Ameel, Laurie Harris, Tammy Barnett, Deanna Cherry, Kim Geiger, Teresa Hochstetler, Judy Gochenour, Tina Huston, Tommie Beasley. Fourth row: Dolores Griswold, Charles Smith, Cara Austin, Valerie Frame, Michelle Quenneville, Shalonda Harris, Faye Noel, Kim Finnerty, Cheryl Peters, Stephanie Mullis. Membership is open to EMH students who plan to participate in Special Olympics events and any student who has an interest in Special Olympics. The club has fund-raisers to pay for all participant registration fees and assists in out- fitting the Special Olympics team from ZHS. Club members attend various levels of competi- tion of Special Olympics, serving as ''buddies to both the high school students and par- ticipants from Woodland Elementary. The Special Olympics Club is looking forward to hosting the Pasco County Special Olympics Summer Games at Zephyrhills High next spring. 146 First row, left to right: Matt Small, Paula Ameel, Lois Woodruff, Johnny Barrentine. Second row: Willie Joe Harnage, Mrs. Nesbit, Cindy Stitt, Cara Austin, Tina Huston, Stanley Bright, Miss Grudzinski, Tommie Beasley. ART CLUB First row, left to right: Lisa Williams, Tammy Furman, Annette Sessoms, Leslie Culton, Mrs. Gillars, Tessie Sanders, Chris Akins. Second row: Cathy Frederick, Teresa Allio, Leslie Roman. The purpose of the Art Club is to have art enrichment ex- periences and to do art-related service projects. The club has fund-raisers, such as personalized heart ornaments for Christmas and the carnation sales at Valentine's Day, to finance these ac- tivities. This year, they visited the Winter Park Art Show, Epcot Center, and the Salvadore Dali Museum. GRAPHIC ARTS First row, left to right: Willie Boots, Sponsor; D.D. Ellison, President; Laurie Mullis, Vice-President; Amie Shelton, Secretary; Daryn Partain. Second row: Ken Dean, Ty Fitzgerald, Laura Piper, Chris Baker, Steve Turner, Lorraine Licalzi, Shannon Jensen. Third row: Jim Paugh, Dan Pinkston, Lloyd Collins, Mark Mason, Doug Avadikian, Tommy Ball. Fourth row: Doug Knowlton, Danny Bryant, Mike Russell, Chris Bloom. MISSING IN ACTION: Kellie Harris, Nelson Harris, Danny Kuhns, Jeff Williams, Larry Costigan. IF FOUND, PLEASE RETURN. Graphic Arts is striving to gain greater heights (doughnuts, Epcot Center, and Busch Gardens) in express- ing themselves in the real world (not reality — just the real world!!!) Editors' note: All copy was provided by the Graphic Arts Club. 147 The I Hate Calcu- lus Club (I.H.C.C.) was created in an at- tempt to annihilate the frustrations Calculus imparts on its victims. I.H.C.C. Firs! row, left to right: Missy Garrett, Sandy Blake, Anna Trebour, Annette Pagan, Lynda Kress, Traci Timmons, Jacquie Cao, Allen Hemphill, Steve Parisian. Intern. Second row: Robert Griffin, Bruce Lovins, Eric Hall, Chris Bloom, Ron Miller, Lome Malec, Carl Cuveele. The purpose of the Computer Club is to stimulate an interest in computers. The club also has fund- raisers to help buy equipment for the computer lab. COMPUTER CLUB First row, left to right: Mr. Bailey, Sponsor; Amy Bennett, Secretary Treasurer; Chris Bloom, President; Lome Malec, Vice- President; Mrs. Isreal, Sponsor. Second row: Bruce Lovins. Trace Dibble, Mark Davis, Cindi Ransom, Patty Heginbothem. Third row: George King, Richard Streets, Richard Collis, Dolores Griswold. Fourth row: David Corradini, Robert Hines, Leslie Shute, Frankie Cook. 148 Rob Jackson, Historian; Shirlene Tendel, Secretary. Left to right: Linh Cao, Treasurer; Tonya Shroyer, Historian; Kim Kagey, President; Ken Poplick, Vice-President; Mark Brissette, Reporter. Front row, left to right. Mrs. Rowell, Sponsor; Linh Cao, Torrie Masters, Dawn Williams, Lisa Arnold, Mrs. Lane, Sponsor. Se- cond row: Debbie Daniels, Lisa Bruce, Missy McClanahan, Chris Flack, Jody Wilcox, Tina Williamson, Lori Pease. Third row: David Barnett, Stacy Martin, Tammy Hanson, Mark Brissette. Tonya Shroyer, Kim Kagey, Lynn Hagelin. Fourth row: Tim Per- ricone, Michelle Pollock, Colleen Ogilbee, Pam Knopp, Lorenzo Ball, Steve Shute. Ken Poplick. The goals of the Future Business Leaders of America are to provide com- petent, aggressive business leadership and to foster an understanding of American business enterprise. Its pur- pose is to help students establish career goals, en- courage scholarship, promote efficient financial manage- ment, and to develop character and self confidence. 149 F.F.A First row, left to right: Brad Musser, Bobby Theel, Michelle Collins, Kim Kagcy, Tim l indsay, Lisa Fowler, Diana Joyner, Alicia Bodiford. Second row: Craig Martin, John Seabrooke, Ed Keppel, Missy Moore, Kevin Friest, Dotty Bryant, Susie Faxon, Shannon Jones. Cindy Bannister, William Steen, Lonny Maston, Levon Webb. Third row: Miss Temple, Daymond Harrison, Curtis Miller, Donnie Strickland, Tommy Patterson, Nelson Peeples, John Preston, Cathy Collins, Laura Peddle, I isa Swanstrom, Stacy Martin, Jessi Myrice, Corey Swanstrom, David Bailey. Founded in 1928, the Future Farmers of America is a national organization which promotes vocational agriculture and agribusiness. Through vocational agri- culture classes, judging schools, contests, and holding offices at various levels, students learn the qualities of cooperation, citizenship, and leadership. First row, left to right: Bobby Theel, Sentinel; Lisa Fowler, Chaplain; Brad Musser, Treasurer. Second row: Miss Temple, Sponsor; Michelle Collins, Secretary; Kim Kagey, Vice-President; Tim 1 indsay. President; Diana Joyner, Reporter; Alic ia Bodiford, Historian. 150 F.H.A. First row, left to right: Tracy Jordan, Tara Hinton, Kathy Dunsmore, Cathy Donovan, Patty Stacks, Lucy Sanders, Peggy Starky. Second row: Missy Gerow, Tracy Mainer, Suzette Burrows, Kim Murphy, Kandi Froelich, Teresa Doty, Michelle Eastridge, Mrs. Martin. The Future Homemakers of America attempts to teach its members about getting along with others, working with others, and how to enjoy life. FHA has helped the chorus by serving as hostesses and has continually done an excellent job as servers at Open House. S.A.D.D. First row, left to right: Dawn Gleason, Pia Pullo, Marnell Caston, Secretary; Brian Reynolds, Vice-President; Michelle Pollock, President; Sarah Burke, Treasurer; David Castor. Second row: Lisa Bruce, Valerie Harper, Lisa Stairs, Lisa Hoyle, Denise Halterman, Valentina Burbano, Diana Kobella, Michelle Sanders, Sharon Harrigan, Melanie Jensen. Third row: josie Sayer, Shannon Smith, Tammy Furman, Lisa Williams, Jinx Tilley, Dale Schepman, Kim Finnerty, Annette Melovich, Cheryl Kroft. Fourth row: Christine jensen, Laura Yates, Ruth Fenton, Rachel Plamondon, Karla Dayton, Larissa Dibble, Paula Harbin. Fifth row: Richard Daniels, Joey Knight, Tony Albanese, Mark Bryant, Matt Turner, Cherie Peterson, Marlene McIntyre, Jim Paugh, Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. Students Against Driving Drunk is an organization which attempts to decrease the statistics of drunk driving by increasing the awareness of this problem. Motto: Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk. 151 In its second year of existence. Interact is doing m ore community-oriented activities. They planned several food and clothing drives for the winter and one for Easter. They also helped the Rotary Club with a fish fry at Alice Hall Community Center. For next year, they are planning to have other Interact Club members from all over the United States visit Zephyr- hills over the Christmas holidays. The purpose of the Chess Club is to ex- ercise a person's ability and skill in the art of playing chess. Chess is very com- petitive and strategic. The game gives the player a sense of ac- complishment when he or she wins. To play, one must memorize moves and take responsibili- ty. The purpose of chess is to make a person think. 152 INTERACT hrst row. left to right: Angel Vendl, Treasurer; Trac i Timmons, President; Chelle Gregory, Vice-President; Missy Mikolajczak Secretary; Mr. Riis, Sponsor. Second row: Terry Stalans, Christy Spurlock, Stacy Daniels, |ill I innerty, Brian Crosby, Annette Pagan Nancy Russell, Dina Rowland. Third row: Carrie long, Kim Finnerty, I isa Foster, Jamie TenBrink, Amy Williams, Susan Reid Ron Miller, Chris Akins. Fourth row: Amy Rhodes, Tracy Hardman, Teryl Beniamin, Bridgette Scarbrough Stacey Hartley, Matt Turner, Steve O'Neil, Joel Patterson. CHESS CLUB First row, left to right: LeeAnne Loysch, Leslie Strube, Chad Schroeder, Anna Ballesteros, Ed Amerman, Chris Cross, Anthony Inesso. Second row: Steve Gerschetski, Robert Griffin, Anthony McIntosh, Carlos Herndon, Jeff Morrissey, Brad Bishop, Ricky Knipp. Third row: Jeff Kerns, Randy Bylaska, Keith Debyah, Sam Barnard, Bob Tiemann, Jimmy Helm, Tommy Greene. N.H.S. First row, letl to right: Bruc e Lovins, Treasurer; Nancy Russell, Secretary; Brian Crosby, Vice-President; Ron Miller, President Second row: Mrs. Woodard, Sponsor; till I innerty, Alicia Piwowar, Susan Reid Third row: Chelle Gregory, Missy Garrett, An- nette Pagan, Sandy Blake, Jacquie Cao, Linh Cao. Fourth row: D. D. Ellison, Teryl Benjamin, Mindy Sasxon, Angel Vendl, Missy Mikolajczak, Amy Williams, Stacey Hartley, Traci Timmons. Fifth row: Melissa lulian, lenny Sibley, Lynda Kress, Curt Palow, Mark Brisselte, Sheila Chiles, Sue Drake. The National Honor Society con- sists of those students who have achieved a 3.5 grade point average. Once inducted, members must maintain a 3.2 C.P.A. NHS has become more active by organizing the honor socials and sponsoring fund raisers, such as the Christmas Dance. The money raised from these projects will go towards scholarships for two of its senior members. BRAIN BOWL First row, left to right: Mrs. Woodard, Sponsor; Sandy Blake, Jacquie Cao. Second row: Susan Reid, Brian Crosby, Nancy Russell. The Brain Bowl is named after a game show which was on television during the 1960's called “College Bowl. The competition between all the high schools in Pasco County is held in March. The students compete for the trophy by answering questions in categories which range from art to geography. The 1984-85 team placed third in the competition. 153 JROTC The JROTC program was newly established this year and is the first of its kind in Pasco County. Col- onel Mike Cockill and Sergeant Major John Mc- Maines, recent active Army retirees, are the ZHS JROTC teachers. JROTC's objective is to provide a military instruc- tion which will benefit the student, community and nation. The program develops in each cadet good citizenship, self-reliance, leadership, responsiveness to constituted authority, and the ability to live and work cooperatively with others. Likewise, JROTC im- proves students' writing and speaking skills, stresses the importance of physical fitness in maintaining good health, and teaches basic military skills. JROTC is.aJour-year program offering one elective credit per year. Some 192 ZHS students (over 17% of the student body) enrolled in JROTC classes this year. Colonel Mike Cockill and Sergeant Major |ohn McMaines Is, PLATOON First row, left to right: Jodie Overhuls, Jeff Wilson, Dean Paredd, Randy Bylaska, Clint Davis, Brad Zipprich, Lesslie Hein, Jay Collins. Second row: Doug Adkins, Chuck Herman, Cathy York, Joey Mooneyham, Jackie Williamson, Regina Barriger, Laura Williams, Ed Amerman, Kelly Harris. Third row: Steve Patrick, Dorothy David, Sam Barnard, Billy Stacks, Candy Bailey, Hector Zelaya, Tim Thurston, James Helm, Shawn Walker, Charles Smith, David Dixon, Gary Ouzts, Wayne Johnston, John Wiggins, Mary Morey, Chris Cerny, Jeff Leitzke, Carl Harris. 154 2nd PLATOON First row, left to right: Ed Austin, Shelby Shannon, Sherry Brouckner, Richard Newman, Kevin Hamilton, Norma Nieves, Angela Bash, Cathy Donavan, Jeanne Curran. Second row: Lisa Bair, Kevin Friest, Mary Derousse, Jeff LaChance, Mike Mohler, Cindi Ransom, Jerry Coats, Keith Debyah, Doug Keppel. Third row: Cheryl Smith, Dawn Preston, I eon Reffit, Dino Hill, Jim Haglund, Sean Mong, Van Purvis, David Schnitz, Clay Ritter, James Soule, Rich Jividen, Robert Cartwright, Brian Roach, David Spoor, Andy Flulse, Ed Ogden. 3rd PLATOON First row, left to right: Robert Durant, Sara Pattengale, Cheryl Reed, Shirley Brown, Tammy Brown, Debbie Daniels, Mike Cockrill, Richard Streets, Scott Say. Second row: Baron Shanaberger, Suzy Faxon, Danielle Hicks, David Robertson, Steve Sakolsky, Carl Sewell, Troy Roush, Robert Hines, Chm Harmon, Christina Quick, Chris Taylor. Third row: Troy Hochstetler, Nathan Amison, Danny Parker, Sam Ketchum, Jason Hoelzel, David Bergeron, Bobby Tieman, Daymond Harrison, Mary Dieffenbach, Steve Raines, Andy Bishop, Ed Figueroa, Tony Macintosh. 155 4.h PLATOON Firs! row, left to right: Jose Cabrera, Angela De Long, Lori Pease, Steve Hammonds, Gary Lewis, Regina Cummings, Crystal Parsons, Kim Murphy, John York, Scott Williamson. Second row: Tom Patterson, Missy MtClanahan, Patty Stacks, Serena Tackett, Paula Morse, Loyd Collis, Ed Keppel, Amy Hemphill, Carrie Loetscher. Third row: Nathan Boone, Mike Shaffer, T. J. Taylor, Ty Taylor, George McGavern, Curtis Miller, Melanie Jensen, Jose Ison. David Barnett, Shawn Collins, Danny Nix, Scott Taney, Steve Phillips. 5.h PLATOON First row, left to right: Jeff Kerns, Robert Alvarez, John Riskus, Jan Cato, Ken Poplick, Jerry Mason, Mark Purvis, Mark Bryant, Dwayne Ashmore. Second row: Debbie Hallman, Cindy Billings, Donny Harris, Doug Ostrander, Jamie Pinkston, Tony Albanese, Dale Schepman, Billy Reubans, Missy Moore, Richard Freed, Brian O'Connell, Chris Foster, Tim Bagdriwicz. Third row: Brad Dix, Sandy Parks, Cathy Collins, April Cooper, Mary Hicks, Joe Stiles, Linda Waldron, Michelle Gilbert, Shawn Clanton. Steve Kroft, Corey Swanstrom, Richard Knipp, Matt Carr, Dan Florer. 156 The Interclub Council is a new organization at ZHS. Its purpose is to coordinate all activities between the clubs and classes. It consists of representatives from all active groups and class officers. In the future, they hope to have a school-wide service project. Club at work. 157 INTERCLUB COUNCIL First row. left to right: Jill Finnerty, Secretary; Traci Timmons, President; Kim Kagey, Vice-President. Second row: Ron Miller, Sandy Blake, Treasurer; D. D. Ellison, Mindy Sasxon, Joey Knight, Jamie TenBrink, Stacy Martin, Lora Peddle, Cheryl Jordan, Anna Trebour. Third row: Kellie Davis, Cathy Donavan, Edwin Amerman, Anna Ballesteros, Cheryl Kroft, Curt Palow, Chris Bloom, Michelle Pollock, Mrs. Turner, Sponsor. ZEPHYRHILLS BULLDOGS VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: Tony Albanese, Ben Giles, Dan Kuhns. 2nd Row: Dale Smith, Jay Austin, David Ballesteros, Dan Pinkston, Shelby Shannon, Darren Partain, Troy Hochstetler. ird Row: Joel Pat- terson, Richard Smith, Bart Rothen, Larry Briggs, Terry Briggs, Bill Frank, johnny Clements, James Luscher. 4th Row: Joe Luce, Ernie Peeples, David Faulkner, Steve Sheldon, Randy Belasic, Jim Heglund, Darrell Wilson, Jimmy Geiger, Lome Malec. Back Row: Coaches: Garcia, Davis, Head Coach Gardner, Cimorelli, Napolitano. Pictured at right. Coach Prickett. 160 Right through the goal posts, Darren. Ernie Peeples 40 WR-DB Dan Pinkston 21 WR-Dl Bart Rothen 10 QB-P Richard Smith 20 LB-TE 161 Tony contemplates the game. Eat dirt, buddy! 162 J.V. FOOTBALL Bottom Row: Dan Knowlton, Hunter Nezleck, Steve Bunner, Orion McCants, Chris Cross, Darnell Thomas, Eddie McKen- zie, John Riskus. 2nd Row: Jeff Wilson, Chad Schroeder, Jon Bibik, Larry Malec, James Henry, Bill Stacks, Robert Cart- wright, Jeremy Burcroft, Scott Klaus, Jay Mullis. 3rd Row: Keith Debyah, John Burrows, Lincoln Malec, Jamie Mills, Matt Carr, Jason Back, Matt Small, Kenny Dean, Chip Tyson, Fred Tolar. Coach Garcia and Napolitano Oh ? !? ! 4 What else can go wrong! T rf, • . ‘7; Where did everybody go? 163 OURZHS Kim says, Do it again! Our appreciation goes out to Mrs. Clark and her cheerleaders for their support and dedication throughout the year. Keep up the SPIRIT! Mrs. Clark, Sponsor Varsity — Bottom: leannie Lindsey, |amie TenBrink, Kelly Bishop, Traci Timmons. 2nd Row: Lori Grogan, Tina Simmons, Amy Williams, Lauren Mullis, Kim Bishop. Top: Therese Looney, Stacey Hartley, Karen Bishop. Pep rally mania!!! 164 CHEERLEADERS J.v. — Bottom: Missy Mann, Anna Balesteros. Middle: Tammy Swetland, Daphne Plamon- don, jessie Vilminot, Heidi TenBrink, Shalonda Harris. Top: Kim Meyers, Cheryl Peters, Stacey Lecroy. Stretch those muscles! Don't just stand there! Get down and boogie! New Addition — Front Row: Michelle Reed, Tammy Coleman, Michelle Dayton. Middle Row: Kristian Lacey, Carrie Mason. Top: Lisa Knight. 165 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Under new head coach Nancy Gibb, the volleyball team set 19 school records, became runner-up to Hernando in the 1985 District Championship, and for the first time finished first in the Gulf Coast Con- ference. The overall record for the season was 21 wins — 3 losses. The conference record was 15-1. This year's team set high goals for themselves as in- dividuals and as a team. The Lady Bulldogs overcame the obstacle of learning a new system in a very short period of time. All of the Lady Bulldogs, from the top of the roster to the bottom, played a big part in the record-setting season by specializing in certain skills to make the team well-rounded and ultimately feared for the 1985 season. Go oul and set em' dogs! Back row: Coach Gibb, Tomala Collins, Sandy Cole, Colleen Ogilbee, Pam Knopp, Debbie Daniels, Vicki Lewis, Angie Brooks. Bottom row: Missy Mikolajczak, Michele Wright, Teresa Hochstetler, Nancy Russell, Angel Vendl. Come to me, baby! 166 The looks of deep concentration. Mine! claims Nancy. Please, don't take me away! What form! No stoppin' Angie now! GIRLS' AND BOYS' The 1985 Girls' Cross Country team had a sensational year. Sophomore Kathy Dunsmore, who placed fifth in the state, led the team to a second place finish in the Gulf Coast Conference and to a ninth place finish in the state. Their success resulted from a team effort. Five other team members also placed in the Gulf Coast Conference. The Boys' Cross Country team completed their season with a third place finish in the Gulf Coast Conference Meet. Senior Kenny Poplick paced the boys' team. Kneeling: Suzy Willard. Cathy Dunsmore, Missy Moore, Tevis Yount, (senior) Annette Pagan. Standing: Missy Poppleton, Robin Brendle, Kim Anderson, Mirtza Zelaya, Anna Austin, Marsha Mirkle, Amy Bennett. Coach Jones Bottom: Eric Smith, Chris Cerney, Danny White, Chris Baker, Mike Woods, Chris Foster, Rick Riopelle. 2nd row: (senior) Kenny Poplick, (senior) George King, (senior) Eric Hall, Brad Bishop, Guy Fawkes, Richard Civiletti, Rodney Rehrig, Charles Hampton. rd row: (senior) Bruce lovins, (senior) Alain Burion, Doug Daniels, (senior) Karl Cuveele. 168 CROSSCOUNTRY BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right: Chris Cross, Marty Lampron, joey Knight, Mark Henry, M. J. Williams, Mike Creech, Paul King, Joel Edris, Steve Peeples, Ernie Peeples, Steve Reed, Keith Storey, Steve O'Neil. I tan fake you out! The 1985-86 basketball team had some rough games and some good games, but they always made the gym full of excitement. The fans were behind the team all the way. GREAT |OB, GUYS! 170 Angie Brooks 3 Pam Knopp 25 J « I nHr Susan Youmans 15 GIRLS'VARSITY Back row, left to right: Coach Pittman, Susan Youmans, Pam Knopp, Jeanine Boyd, Colleen Olgilbee, Leslie Strube, Cathy Donovan. Bottom row: Debbie Daniels, Missy Mikolajczak, Vicki Lewis, Tomala Collins, Angie Brooks, Nancy Russell (senior). BASKETBALL Two points! Where did the ball go, Susan? Way to go! This one's goin' in! Congratulations, Lady Bulldogs, for an outstanding winning season. The Lady Bulldogs had their best season ever. Coach Ernie Pittman's team consisted of highly skilled players whose com- munication and friendship with each other helped the team rank fifth in the state among 3A schools. 173 BOYS' J.V. BASKETBALL You got it! Don't run away, it's only a camera! Dribble down the court! Wait, someone moved the basket! Back row, left to right: Coach Palmer, Larry Smith, Brad Bishop, Orion McCants, Phillip Kennedy, Fred Tolar, Coach Kaylor. Front row: Jason Back, Bart Blessing, John Hodges, Darnell Thomas, Tim McGavern. 174 GIRLS'J.V. BASKETBALL It's goin', goin'... Down the hatch it goes! Back row, left to right: Coach Cohen, Tevis Yount, Kathy Frederick, Mary Lynn Tarr, Melissa Joiner, Betty Malec. Front row: Karen Williams, Robin Brendl, Teresa Hochstetler, Allison Klouda, Earline joiner. Up, up and away! It's all mine and you're not getting it! 175 WRESTLING Tickle, Tickle, Tickle! Now, I lay you down to sleep! The Wrestling Bulldogs, led by the Head Coach Bill Wenger, have improved immensely over the past few years. This year they sent a record-setting seven team members of the Regional Wrest- ling Meet. ZHS commends this wrestling team for representing our school with pride. We at ZHS are sad to lose our outstanding head coach. Bill Wenger was a great tribute to the success of the wrestling team and will be missed. We wish Coach Wenger and his family continued success like that which he has given Zephyrhills through his teaching and coaching. Back row, left to right: Lome Malec, Curtis Miller, Doug Keppel, Steve Hammonds, Coach Wenger, Coach Tony Castro, Mike Mohler. Troy Hochstetler. Middle row: Dan Pinkston, Tommy McGavern, Mark Bryant, Rob Jackson, Jay Mullis. Bottom row: Jamie Pinkston, James Myrice, Dale Smith, Joe Wheeler. 176 Superman! Raise your hand if you're sure! Please, I'm begging! Excuse me, have you guys seen my keys? Go ahead, make my day! 177 VARSITY SOCCER Brian's open! You can't get past me! It's cool, no problem! Under Head Coach Bobby Dodd, the Varsity Soccer team completed a successful season. The players hustled and show- ed everyone their style and talent. Back row, left to right: |ohn Husar, Richard Civiletti, Eric Smith, Darrell Wilson, lay Swan, George King. Middle row: Brett Emerson, Chris Baker, Bobby Hilton, Brian Crosby, David Balesteros, Darren Partain. Bottom row: lay Winter, Ricky Wood, )eff Winter. 178 Brian Crosby, Rt. Mid. 5 Brett Emerson, Rt. Fwd. 9 Bobby Hilton, Center Mid. 6 John Husar, Fullback, 12 George King, Fullback, 14 Ricky Wood, Goalie, 1 I'm tied up at the moment! Jeff Winter, Center Fwd. 2 179 VARSITY You're almost there! Jeff's got double vision! Back row, left to right: Coach Milburn, Ebby McClellan, Terry Briggs, Joel Edris, David Faulkner, Larry Briggs, Jeff Hupp. Front row: Lincoln Malec, Scott Ingram, Chris Bohannon, Matt Turner, Tony Albanese, Mark Embry, Jim Robinson. 180 BASEBALL Barney and Fred. 181 VARSITY SOFTBALL Under 2nd year Head Coach Gibb, this softball season looks to be suc- cessful. The team's goal is to beat last year's 19-6 record. With nine return- ing players they should be able to obtain their goal. Good luck, girls! I got it! Wow! There's a ball in my glove! Back row, left to right: T. R. Belasic, Susan Youmans, Pam Knopp, Colleen Olgilbee, Leslie Strube, Lisa Fowler, Coach Nancy Gibb. Front row: Christy Walls, Sandy Bunner, Teresa Hochstetler, Michele Wright, Angel Vendl, Angie Brooks. 182 183 J.V. SOCCER 184 It's a kick in the ?! C! What did you say to me? Don't shoot me! Back row, left to right: Leslie Shute, Scott Caleb, Kyle Sweet, Steve Shute, Scott Winter. Middle row, left to right: Gary Ihomson, John Jacobs, Mike Wood, Troy Zimmer, George McGavern, Eric Arpe. Bottom row, left to right: (Man.) Suzy Willard, (Man.) Amy Bennet, David Hamilton, B. j. Rinaldo, Richard Streets, (Man.) Shannon Kelley, (Man.) Julie Sweet. J.V. SOFTBALL Back row, left to right: Coach |an Shelton, Kim Overstreet, Allison Klouda, Kelly Schleicher, Jackie Youmans, Melissa Joiner, Suzette Summers, Tricia Belasic. Bottom row: Pam Hulin, Anna Ballesteros, Shelly Ingram, Teresa Hochstetler, Jo Ann Witt- mann, Cheryl Jordan. BOYS' Back row, left to right: Fred Tolar, M. ). Williams, Steve O'Neil, Steve Bright, Alva Travis, Andy Neiswender, B. J. Rinaldo. Front row: Chad Schroeder, Lawrence Mullins, Eric Arp, jeff Thompson. 186 GOLF Smile for the birdie. Steve O'Neil won the individual state champion- ship for all Florida schools in 1985. In addition, he was chosen Most Valuable Player for the Bulldog team, which won the District Championship last year. The swing of a champion. 187 BOYS' AND GIRLS' Left to right: |eff Lee, Mark Purvis, Tyrone Stevens, loey Knight, Coach Camper. 188 TENNIS Back row, left to right: Earline Joyner, Joanne Olszowy, Stacy Daniels, Karla Dayton, Jeanine Boyd, Coach Pittman. Front row: Jennifer Rowlands, San- dy Hiatt, Allison Gray, Missy Mikolajczak, Debbie Daniels. 189 BOYS' AND Bottom row, left to right: Kathy Dunsmore, David Ballesteros, Danny White, Danny Pinkston, Troy Hochstetler, Todd Fetzner, Dale Smith. Middle row: Amy Bennett, Bruce Lovins, Doug Daniels, Jon Bibik, Tim McGavern, James Myrice, Joe Wheeler, Brad Bishop, Randy Belasic, Kim Williamson. Top row: Anna Austin, Terry Briggs, Kenny Poplick, Darwin McKenzie, Orion McCants, Eddie McKenzie, Larry Briggs, Coach Napolitano, Suzie Willard. Catch me if you can. 190 GIRLS' TRACK Look, Mom, fewer cavities! Oh, no! Are we being followed? The last of the Mohicans. 191 Girls just want to have fun! For seventeen days, February 20 through Mart h 8, the 1 ady Bulldogs Var- sity Basketball team captured the atten- tion of the school and community as eleven athletes played their way to the state finals. With a regular season record of 24 1, the girls then won the District 7 championship by defeating Citrus (55- 17). Hernando (52-49), and land O'lakes (48-41). On Tuesday. February 25, the phenomenal crowd support encouraged the team in its win over Auburndale, 60-47. Thursday night, adult fans and streaming students alike lost their voices ( heering the girls to the Regional 4 championship over lake Wales, 18- 16. At home on Saturday night. March I, over 850 spec tators chanted unt easing- ly as the I ady Bulldogs c lint hed the Set - tional II title with a last-second free throw, 48-46. Thursday. Marth 6, marked the first appearant e for any Pasco County girls' basketball team in the state tournament. In a nerve-racking game, ZHS defeated Hallandale, 61-58, in four overtimes, setting a new state record. In the final game, Saturday, Mart h 8, the girls lost to Gibbs, 51-17, before a trowel of 1,951, which set another state retord tor atten- dance at one session of the girls' state finals. Cl 11 BRATI STATI RUNNI RS-UP. CLASS 1A!!! 193 195 Adventist Health System out futute Hies in ifout A (—0 achieoe yout goads an? identity is something that is not easy, fot thete ate many obstacles to ooetcome. JZeep an objectioe in min? an? you. mill succee?. 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Zephyrhills, FL 783-2568 34248 201 Congratulations Class of ’86 Zephyrhills Fire Department William T Fenton Chief Whitfield Vault Service 512 South Court Street Zephyrhills, FL 34248 (813) 782-4530 700 6th Ave. Zephyrhills, Florida 34248 Bus {813) 782-8184 Chief (813) 782-0085 Wilbert Vaults Eagle Triplex Vaults G Office: 782-1531 % xJ reedom TRAVEL OF PASCO INC 1410 North GdH Boulevard nphyrhtlls. Florida 34248 PHOTOCRAFT STUDIO Frank O. Richey 706 5th Ave. Zephyrhilla, FL 34248 782-3036 PHOTO Travel Consultant Tour Operation Home Number 78? ??38 Jean Murphy Owner Manager SIMARD PRINTING COMPANY P.O. Box 547 — Phone 782-6912 Zephyrhills, Florida 34283-0547 Commercial and Industrial Printers • Offset • Letterpress GnIUWy, —jrrZI. IS BILL NYE REALTY 2099 Hwy. 301 N. hAIRtelfo UNISEX SALON Best of Luck to All the Bulldogs Class of ’86 Styling For Men and Women NO APPOINTMENTS Publix Market Square Zephyrhills, FL 788-3907 202 Reinforcing Steel — Structural Steel Bridges — Post-tensioning — Mechanical Industrial Maintenance Copeland Steel Erectors, Inc. P.O. Box 17600 Tampa, FL 33682 (813) 986-1756 10502 E. Main Street Thonotosassa, FL 33592 203 CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR BULLDOGS from NICHOLAS COMMUNICATIONS 615 12th Ave. Zephyrhills. FL 34248 788-6002 1-800-282-8969 705 Highway 54 East Zephyrhills. Fla 34248 JACQUELYN WEDGE (813) 788 5290 Each location independently owned and operated C. Fred Deuel Associates, Inc. Congratulations Class of ’86 (813) 782-5529 . 1 ( • ■ i ' haA . ‘ feus £ou'ttae 1113 Hwy 54 E. Ralph Nick Zephyrhills, FI Maharis 33599 Consulting Engineering Land Surveying Copies R and R Sheet Metal CUSTOM WORK FREE ESTIMATES GUARANTEED SATISFACTION 3000 Fort King Hwy. Zephyrhills, Florida 33599 Phone 813-782-2619 Ron Riopelle 205 13 Market Square 782-9582 CRADDOCKS • Air Conditioning • Heating • Appliance Repair Sales — Service — Installation 1111 Hwy. 54 E. Zephyrhills, FL 34248 782-9426 567-4149 788-7376 LAWNCARE NURSERIES AND GARDEN CENTER Excellence in Plants and Landscaping 611 W. Clinton Ave. 2549 Hwy. 54 W. Dade City, 33525 Zephyrhills, 34248 Compliments of PAUL E. HUGHES, M.D., P.A. MICHAEL CASEL NOVA, M.D. Judy Newman Owner 782-1407 695 Highway 54 East Zephyrhills, FL 34248 788-7651 r ■jr Phone (Area Code 813) 782-2717 TREE LANE VILLAGE 1401 Fifth Street West ZEPHYRHILLS, FLORIDA 34248 Bob Sue Reffit, Owners Mike Reffit, Mgr. 654 15th Avenue — Zephyrhills, FL 34248 206 207 Make the Bank of Pasco County Larger We are reaching out to serve you better! Seven Offices to Serve You Dade City: Downtown • San Antonio • Northside Zephyrhills: Downtown • Northside New Port Richey Hudson THE BANK OF PASCO COUNTY With Trust Department 701 5th Ave. 782-5581 Zephyrhills, FL 34248 208 BOB VAL BURGETT (813) 788-3680 flfflTER FURNITURE 811 - 5TH AVENUE ZEPHYRHILLS, FL. 34248 Monday tt.ru Fri. to 5 Sat. 9 to 1 P.M. Congratulations Class of ’86 With Best Wishes From HORAN ELECTRIC INC. Zephyrhills, Florida 34248 782-0473 Congratulations Class of’86 BURNS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 801 5th Ave. Zephyrhills 34248 782-1015 ZEPHYRHILLS SUN 1606 South Highway 301 Zephyrhills, FL 34248 209 Congratulations Seniors! From Hill’s Grocery, Inc. Porter Paints Vasco Jn w rX V J N® Coverings - A. 'y V'nt0 SINCE 1970 '%u “CUSTOM DESIGN PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOEING TRIMMING Leonard Lovins 181911th Ave. Every Surface of Your Home Market Hill (across from Sonny’s) 3402 Hwy. 301 South Dade City, FL 33525 Zephyrhills, FL 783-2114 McCLAIN, DWYER, SESTAK, P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 782-3120 700 — 5th AVENUE 402 E. CHURCH AVENUE ZEPHYRHILLS, FLORIDA 34248 P.O. BOX 4 782-8700 DADE CITY, FLORIDA 34297-0004 788-0441 567-5636 210 CHEVROLET Courtesy Confidence Service Hours of Sales Department: Monday Thru Friday 8:00 AM to 7:30 PM; Saturday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM; Closed Sunday Hwy. 54 West, Zephyrhills, Florida (813) 782-1538 Tampa (813) 223-3847 Our Service department was most honored in Florida this year! 211 Wayne Butterfield Free Estimate BUTTERFIELD MOBILE HOME SERVICE Transporting and Set Up (813) 788-5440 2404 N. State Rd. 54 A Zephyrhills 34248 BRANT BLESSING Agent SIAM «A� � � IWSU C 699 Highway 54 East Zephyrhills. FL 34248 Off.: (813) 788 5554 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES and 782-4111 HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS “Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm is There” PEEPLE’S CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE 617 5th Ave. 782-2502 Nike Sport Shoes Tuxedo Rentals TATURING.77 ★ + HOIST BEEF STACKED ON ONION BUN ★ ★ FOOT LORO CHILI-SLAW 2307 A Hwy. 301 North (Across from Mosptfoi) Enjoy our rbrietyKvf sandwiches... •Roast Beef ‘Sloppy Joes «Smoked Sausage � BBQ Beef •BBQ Pork «Ham and Cheese... AND. OF COURSE. OUR SPECIALTY •Foot-Lona Chili Cheese or •Foot-Lona Chili Slaw MIT1HAKII ABOUNDI OV«B 10 H VOtl| BANANA SPLITS • (UNDAM • MALTS • CONM Hours: Mon Sot. 11:30 10:00 INSIDE DINING Sun. 2:00 10:00 212 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’86 Heritage ifforii 2303 West Highway 54 Zephyrhills, Florida 34248 Zephyrhills 782-9531 Tampa 223-9503 Where Commitments Are Kept ‘Professional Hair Care” Hair Happening Beauty Salon 657 Lani Drive Phone: (813) 782-2728 Zephyrhills, FL 34248 Nancy Wheeler Mary McLeod GEIGER’S LAWN GARDEN SUPPLY 720 7th St. 782-7174 Zephyrhills Congratulations ’86 ft'd a, 6etter dcu Ujk tt CfOCO dcu e. the, IVa -flfcwt oucu ' 171 Westgate Center Zephyrhills, FL 782-5550 Dispenser Manufacturing Division of LYKES PASCO PACKING COMPANY Highway 54 E. Zephyrhills, FL 34248 214 Zephyr Jaaf• 11 I AC. . ZEPHYRHILLS. FLORIDA (813) 782-1521 505 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, FL 34248 215 Congratulations Class of ’86 L. S. WILSON PAVING Soil Fill Excavating Grading Clearing Driveways Parking Areas Roads and Streets Compliments of L.S. Wilson Asphalt Paving Co. P.O. Box 719 782-1329 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 DAYTON, SUMNER, LUCKIE Mcknight, p.a. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 106 S. 6th St. Dade City 33525 (904) 567-5658 615 5th Ave. Zephyrhills 34248 (813) 782-5578 MARION SMITH FLORIST P.O. Box 1646 1504 7th Street Zephyrhilla, Florida 34248 Phone 813 788-2626 216 AQUATIC ADVENTURES Fun and Safe Scuba Diving Private and Group Instructions GENE HEIDENREICH Padi “Gold Instructor Owsi «13650 Equipment Sales and Service Quality Air Fills Dive Travel Gulf of Mexico Fishing and Diving Charters Aboard Our Boat ZEPHYR 2055 Hwy. 301 N. Zephyrhills, FL 34248 (813) 788-6476 Mwlti “Mile Toni c£ J7HWU. 301 a. Thr 1181-6105 2170 Stadium Dr. 782-9390 “FIRST FOR SERVICE AND SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY” FIRST SOUTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE WESLEY CHAPEL, FLA. 217 GORE’S DAIRY SUPPLY, INC P.O. Box 605 Zephyrhills, Florida 34248 F.L. Gore President Office 782-1215 782-5868 218 BEST vn 'newtA. an — “Go ZHS Bulldogs!” The Zephyrhills News Your Hometown Community Newspaper Since 1911 611 5th Ave. 782-1558 AN ASTERISK COMPANY .5ait Freddie A Seafood Shaclz 325 Gall Blvd. 783-2734 'pian trA $ % 729 Market Square Zephyrhills, Fla. 33599 Flowers for All Occasions Jan Pattie 782-8347 Ae 'tfandz eiicateAAe t Delicatessen A fAW S' DtUCATE FO Dt ‘ 782-2778 Roy Arp William T. Johnson SAVE TIME, CALL YOUR LUNCH IN 1007 — WEST 54 — ZEPHYRHILLS, FL 33599 219 COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL — AWESOME — describes Haircuts designed especially for you at Jeri’s Salon Morris Bridge Rd. at Hwy. 54 W. 782-1206 KERSEY GLASS CO., INC. Glazing Contractor 709 Second Ave. Zephyrhills, FL 33599 782-8567 Emergency 788-4859 Floyd Kersey Jr. Floyd Kersey III “GO BULLDOGS” 8 OLD 5th AVENUE ZEPHYRHILLS. FL 33599 (8131 782-6384 BROKERAGE lAM COMPANY R. B. “Buddy” Hill Motor Homes, Mobile Homes Travel Trailer 1550 N. Gall Blvd. Office: (813) 782 4422 Zephyrhills, Ft 33599 (813) 782-3700 Beginnings II Day School Infants — Preschool — Kindergarten Extends Congratulations To the Class of’86 1 Mile W. of 1-75 on SR 54 973-1380 STONE’S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY AM E8ICLN PARTS Machine Shop Foreign and Domestic Parts New and Rebuilt 199 First St. at 54 West Zephyrhills, FL 34248 782-2865 220 Compliments of: Rowland Properties The Only Thing Floridians See More Of Than Barnett Offices. There's a Barnett location within ten minutes of 90% of Florida’s population. That makes banking even more convenient for you. And that's what makes us Florida’s bank. Barnett Is Florida’s Bank. All Barnett Kink an- nvmlvt 4 FI IC 707 Market Square Zephyrhills, Florida 34248 813 788-7694 222 Your High Volume Low Overhead Chrysler — Plymouth and Dodge Dealer 2222 U.S. Hwy. 301 S. Dade City, FL 33525 Dade City 521-0055 Tampa (813) 949-1252 CONGRATULATIONS KEN SUE GRAY Mobile Home CLASS OF 1986 DL VILLAGE 3faii fj cucjni 508 8th STREET ZEPHYRHIIXS. FLORIDA Your next appointment REDKEN JILL WHEELER, Owner PHONE 782-6214 Zephyrhills, FL 33599 FREE ESTIMATES Wash Wax wQw Wuh On Wheel o Janitorial Services PENCYt---- nn owens REALTY 1210 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, Florida 34248 PENCY OWENS, GRI REALTOR Call Ua For listing Trading, and Sailing Idaaa Office Residence (813)788-0459 (813)788-2053 223 RAY STITES CERTIFIED OWNER INSURED 7 PEST CONTROL We specialize in Italian Sausage and Fresh Deli Meats - Retail • Wholesale 35 QUAIL HOLLOW PLAZA DRIVE WESLEY CHAPEL, FLORIDA 34249 TEL. (813) 973-0446 OR 973-0518 1380 S. Allen Rd Zephyrhills, FL 34248 Jamie J. Lawson Office Manager 737 Market Sq. SUNSHINE STATE FEDERAL SAVINGS Zephyrhills, FL 813 782-9593 The Saving Place’ Congratulations Seniors From: Margaret Eddie Grogan Grogans Upholstering 782-9547 Zephyrhills, FL 34248 Linda Young Owner 117 Westgate n Zephyrhills, FL a Phone 788-7772 x V� 3 jgpl Tmn Tel. (813)782-1697 COLE’S TIRE AUTO SERVICE 'Live a young life. Naturally Cole Skinner Owner Distributor for Delta and Uniroyal Tires 1215 N. Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, FL 33599 224 If it has anything to do with getting out on your own, Look To The Sun. For help to get where you’re going. Member FDIC 1983 Sun Banks of Florida. Inc. Wishing You All Th Good Things The Future Can Bring! Your future holds many opportunities. Let imagination, courage and conviction be your guide. And rely on Mid-State Federal to provide you with a full range of financial services to help make the most of your opportunities ... today and tomorrow. FgElC iid-state Federal Florida's Full-Service Financial Center Dade City • Port Richey • Zephyrhills Oil� ' Locations Throughout Wasl Central Florida 813-782-9558 ADAMS BUILDING MATERIAL, INC. OF ZEPHYRHILLS 220 Fountain Rd. PHOTOCRAFT STUDIO 706 5th AVE. FRANK O. RICHEY ZEPHYRHILLS FL 34248 782 3036 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Cfmxcfi 516 FIFTH AVENUE ZEPHYRHILLS, FLORIDA 34248 A Member of the Southern Baptist Convention V---------------------------------------------- The Bulldogs Home Course 111 Links Lane Zephyrhills Phone: 788-GOLF Congratulations Jill! We love you — Tracy, Dee Dee, Virgil, and Nathanael Richardson Funeral Home 1113 S. Gall Blvd. 782-1528 Zephyrhills, FL 34248 227 CUSTOM LETTERING SHIRTS «CAPS UNIFORMS 788-2520 709 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, FL 34248 Congratulations, Pam BRUCE CARRIGAN PLUMBING 130« «tm STREET ZEPHYRHILLS Fi_ m l 'CENSEO •• BONDED •• INSURED THE FLOWER SHOP 10% DISCOUNT FOR STUDENTS 721 5th Ave. Zephyrhills 782-1560 or 782-1569 Compliments of Dr. Thomas E. Foster Village Inn Pancake House and Bakery P.O. Box 607, 920 7th St. Zephyrhills, FL Henry Gardner, Jr. General Manager 1706 S. 301 Dade City, FL 33525 (904)521-3313 228 Dick Jarrett FORD MERCURY LINCOLN FORD MERCURY LINCOLN “3 orlJc dZiygest jOittfe DorU-Wercury ” Tampa 996-2808 Hwy. 301 and 98 By-Pass 8i3-78l3AU Richard Dayton Own� r 510 15th Avanua Zephyrhills Florida 34248 813-782-8332 JERRY’S MOBILE HOMES SALES Georgie’s Beauty Salon 1414 7th Street 782-7616 782-1012 50415th Ave. Zephyrhills, Florida 34248 Walk Ins Welcome CONGRATULATIONS Fat Boy’s Bar-B-Q 2140 Hwy. 301 N. Zephyrhills, FL 34248 788-3130 WORLDWIDC LODGING Phone (813) 782-5527 Best Western of Zephyrhills King k Queen Beds Large Pool w slide Direct Dial Phones Refrigerators all Rooms 1304 N. Gall Blvd. (Rt. 301) Zephyrhills, Fla. 34248 7826201 BUSHEL STOP NURSERY ------ ------------- GARDEN CENTER 1874 Ft. King Rd. Cor. Fountain Rd. Zephyrhills, FL 33599 Larry Raina Kennedy 230 “Look not mournfully to the past - it comes not back again: wisely improve the present - it is thine: go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear.. - longf cllcw - With wishes for success and prosperity SaddlebiOok The Golf and Tennis Resort Wesley Chapel FL 34249 233 236 237 To: Teryl Benjamin From: Mom Teryl you're the best! Your future has no limits! I love you. To: Chris Bloom From: Your Family You have done well. We admire the man you have become. Remember you can do all things through Christ who strengthens you. To: Pam Carrigan From: Mom and Dad May your path ahead be paved in love, sur- rounded by pleasant scenes, and lead to a bountiful and happy future. To: Tammy Coleman From: Ma and Dad Well, it looks like our little Gomer finally made it. We are so very proud of you. Best of luck and all our love always. To: Karl Cuveele From: Mom and Dad Hiserodt Our Belgium son, for a very short, but very im- portant year, blessed our home. He brought us warmth, gentleness, serenity, and love. He has taught us that love has no boundaries. We love you and will miss you greatly. To: Hanby Denning From: Mom and Ron Hanby you have been the best child anyone could ever have. I wish you all the luck and love ever. Also thanks for the beautiful grand- son. I love you. To my beautiful wife, I wish you all my love and lots of luck in the future. To: Bryan Felts From: Dad In spite of the groundings and undone chores, you are still a man I have been proud to know for the past seventeen years. To: (ill Dianne Finnerty From: Dad, Mom. and Kimberly |ill Dianne words can't express how proud we are of you. Your faith and love for the Lord will take you anywhere. YOU ARE SPECIAL and we love you very much. To: Missy Garrett From: Mom and Dad We are extremely proud of you and your ac- complishments. With your ability and your drive, you are limited only by your imagination. To: Kitty Hiserodt From: Mom and Dad For the joys and the tears, through twelve short years, we have enjoyed the sharing, graduation won't stop our caring! We love you and we're proud of you. You are our Kitten forever! To: John Husar From: Mom and Dad We have always been so proud of your many accomplishments and know you have a great future ahead. Life offers so much, enjoy it. To: Robert L. Jackson From: Mom and Dad Dearest son we have always been so proud of you and take pride in seeing you succeed. We love you dearly. Always stay close to God and my son, you will have the desires of your heart. To: Joey Knight From: Mom and Dad You are everything a parent could wish or hope for. It's been such a joy watching you grow to such a fine young man. You have everything going for you. Just always put the Lord first in your life and all else will fall into place. To: Lynda Kress From: Jim and Mom Congratulations, senior, I'm very proud to have someone as dear as you are, Lynda. I'll always be there for you. To: Bruce Lovins From: Mom and Dad Live each day to the fullest and take time to en- joy the beautiful things in life. Follow your dreams. Remember, Trust in the Lord with all your heart and in all ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct your paths.'' To: Brent Miller From: Mom and Dad Our only son — we hope one day when you have had more experience in life you will read this and know just how special you are to us. You were an answer to a prayer and you have been a blessing to us ever since. This is just our way of saying we wish you all the happiness and success in the world. To: Ron Miller From: Mom and Dad Ronnie you finally made it!! We sure are proud of your performance. Hope we didn't nag you too much, son. Go for it! To: Annette Pagan From: Mom, Dad. and Brother Annette this is finally your senior year. It has been twelve years of excitement, hard work and, most of all. excellent grades. We are so proud of you; we cannot find enough words to say it. Good luck and keep up the good work. To: Susan Reid F rom: Mom and Dad As you graduate, our wish is for you to have a bright and happy future as you strive for a fulfilling and adventurous lifetime of building memories. Go out and experience life to the fullest, climbing each mountain as it comes your way. To: Bart Rothen From: Mom and Dad The last thirteen years have been fun, frustrating, challenging, but never boring. We gave you our love and understanding and in turn you have earned our deepest respect. We now send you on your way with pride and all our love. To: Jamie TenBrink From: Mother and Dad We're very proud of the young lady you’ve become. Keep on Jjeing yourself. You are precious. We love you very much. To: Traci Timmons From: Dad and Mom You did it girl the RIGHT way, too! We are so proud and feel so blessed to have a daughter such as you. Baby Pictures: (Page 236) Melanie Gonzalez, Nancy Russell, Joel Edris, Donald Titus, Alicia Piwowar, Jill Finnerty, Bart Rothen, Susan Reid, Sue Drake, Pia Pullo, Ernie Peeples, Stacy Mar- tin, Johnny Clements, Cherie Peterson, Robin Kelley, Darlene Johnson, Jeff Hupp, Holly Rug- gles, Kim Gaulton, Michelle Dayton, Susan Youmans, Melissa Julian, Jody Boldt, Jamie TenBrink, Tammy Coleman, Kellie Davis, Melanie Peryea, Anne Spanger. (Page 237) Lori Paul, Mark Purvis, Missy Napier, Dawn Fincke, Marlene McIntyre, Pam Knopp, Robert Griffin, Teryl Benjamin, Leslie Dewey, Christy Walls, Sissy Mihalakis, Sandy Blake, Angie Brooks. Evelyn Fternandez, John Preston, Mindy Sasx- on, D. D. Ellison, Anna Trebour, Missy Garrett, Rhonda Hoke, Jan Cato, Sandy Bunner, Kim Kagey, Dawn Gleason, Kelly Harris, Tina Williamson, Bruce Lovins, Traci Timmons, The Bishops. ' Shannon Neumann December 29, 1969-March 28, 1986 “A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?” — Robert Browning In Memory of the Challenger Crew FRANCIS “DICK” SCOBEE MICHAEL SMITH GREGORY JARVIS RONALD McNAIR ELLISON ONIZUKA JUDITH RESNIK CHRISTA McAULIFFE January 28, 1986 IN MEMORY Brydon Cassidy April 5, 1968-January 8, 1986 239 Working on the 1986 Zephilsco was once again a joy. The frustrations, problems, and deadlines can't be described, but the satisfaction gained at seeing your work printed is worth it all! There are so many thank you's that must be given. First to Mindy — we did it! And we did it together! Thanks for being a great person, a great editor, and a great friend. To the staff, one of the best I must say, thanks a billion! You know this could not have been done without you. To Jim Bolin at Taylor Publishing and all the guys at Bryn Alan, a special thank you; we're so grateful for your help. Finally, to Mrs. Palmer, who put up with countless hours of chatter and Duran Duran posters on the wall! Over the past four years you have become my friend and I will be ever thankful for your love and concern. I honestly believe that the 1986 Zephilsco is a super yearbook, but without the students and faculty at ZHS, it wouldn't be the same. Thank you for allowing the Zephilsco staff to capture in these pages the spirit and enthusiasm of the Bulldogs! Life is a celebration — may you celebrate these memories forever! Love ya! Jill Finnerty It's hard to put into words the way I feel about this book and the peopl who've helped put it together. Being co-editor. I've been able to wot with all aspects of this year's Zephilsco, including the photography, layou design, and decision-making, and I must say that I am quite proud. However, none of my input would have amounted to anything if hadn't been for the devotion and dedication of the other staff member Their support and hard work have paid off in what I believe to be one the best yearbooks this school has ever had. Also responsible for the success of the 1986 Zephilsco are my fello' co-editor, Jill Finnerty, and our advisor, Mrs. Ellen Palmer. )ill, your dete mination and creativity have impressed me a great deal, and I'm glad 1 say that our friendship has only thrived because of our working togethe Mrs. Palmer, you've been my rock. Without your help and guidance, I' afraid I might have given up. I hope you realize just how special you are. Many other thanks go to those mentioned in Jill's letter, but most of all want to thank YOU, the students and faculty of ZHS. If you weren't ‘ understanding and accommodating, this book would never have be possible. I love you all!! Love, Mindy Sasx 240 ¥ i V