Zephyrhills High School - Zephilsco Yearbook (Zephyrhills, FL)

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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

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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

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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