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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0018 Class is.� tdr Days have come and gone and with them are many memories, we Seniors will never forget. After having struggled through 12 long years of study, it makes it possible for us to present what we consider our greatest presentation. Ladies and Gentle- men "Our Class History!" The future looked very bright for 3 timid girls who walked the stairs of Zephyrhills School 12 years ago. They were Marilyn McCellen, Mary Ann Vestal and Mary Greene. They were guided through their first year by Mrs. Helen Hamilton. In the second grade we were joined by three, shall we say, 4 brighter students, who skipped the first grade to make the number now 6 to graduate from Z.H.S. in exactly I I years. Martha Mae Keller, Jon Ferguson and Jim Ferguson were the three and Mrs. Ester Blitch was the teacher. We started the third grade under the leadership of Mrs. Sara Ward. That was the year Harry Wheeler, our little sunshine boy joined our happy group. t I A chubby little professor to be, Jack Lamb, from Massachusetts stumbled over the threshold of the fourth grade room. Miss Elizabeth Brown was surprised to see such a brilliant student. It was in the fifth grade we finally caught up with Walter Hill who was patiently waiting for us to join him. We kept our teacher Mrs. George Kelner in a dither. In the Sixth grade Glen Davis, a blue eyed bashful boy from Alabama started school with us. Our teacher was Mrs. Willie Mae Ellmaker. J! Nelda Rae Cook caused a great disturbance when she bounced into the 7th grade. Mr. Nick Mangin had the pleasure of teach- ing us. Hilda Nesbit who had started to school before and left finally made up her mind to finish school with us. OH! the eighth grade, great things happened in this year. We were invaded by students from all over the U.S. including Crystal Springs. The newcomers were Helene Rexroad, Barbara Sabin, and Jimmy Richards. Later we were joined by the gal with many talents Ida Joyce Baker. Following Joyce's arrival we were joined by the shy girl from North Dakota, Cynthia Hinsz, but my how things have changed. We had several teach- ers that year. Mrs. Price started it and soon after her death we moved to the airport and were taught by Mr. Joiner and Mr. Stinson. This was the year everyone made "A's" and "B's" � 1