Zephyrhills High School - Zephilsco Yearbook (Zephyrhills, FL)

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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

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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.

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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