| The following clips are comments by alumni of Gulf High School. Most were recorded in 1997 at the GHS Oldtimers’ Reunion organized by Beva Stevenson Karay, who provided the videotape from which these clips were made. |
 | ANNA MAE LEE CARLTON, CLASS OF 1924 (RECORDED 1997) The last surviving member of the first graduating class; she died in 2006 |
 | PAUL B. “PETE” GOOD, CLASS OF 1928 (RECORDED 1997) The Gulf principal made a deal to keep this athlete from transferring to Tarpon |
 | ROBERT FOSKETT, CLASS OF 1933 (RECORDED 1997) Played football, at halftime got his trumpet because he was in the band too |
 | MURIEL VIRGINIA POOLE LUIKART, CLASS OF 1937 (REC. 1997) Her father, Leland Poole, was an important figure in the early history of NPR |
 | JOHN O'HARA, CLASS OF 1937 (RECORDED 1997) Some boys carried a small sports car into the school, left it at the Principal's office |
 | EDNA SHELDON BROWER, CLASS OF 1939 (RECORDED 1997) Some boys dived off the high girders of the bridge and were expelled, got a vacation |
 | WILMON STEVENSON, CLASS OF 1940 (RECORDED 1997) We were caught smoking, Prof. St. Clair gave us all a good lickin’; he died in 2008 |
 | MANLEY LASHUA, CLASS OF 1942 (RECORDED 1997) He played on Gulf’s best ever football team, 1941-42 |
 | HARMON STEVENSON, CLASS OF 1942 (RECORDED 1997) He played on Gulf’s best ever football team, 1941-42; he died in 2001 |
 | ROGER BALCOM, CLASS OF 1947 (RECORDED 1997) The band wore homemade gray pants and a green shirt and cape |
 | LILY BELLE CALAIS PERRAUD, CLASS OF 1948 (REC. 1997) We were living a very special life here that we didn’t know at the time |
 | LUCY JONES DeCUBELLIS, CLASS OF 1948 (REC. 2008) Mrs. DeCubellis is now the Principal's secretary at GHS |
 | DORENE TOWNSEND HUNT, CLASS OF 1949 (RECORDED 1997) “Scratchy, scratchy, itchy, itchy. We’re the team from New Port Richey!” |
 | CHARLES NEIL HUNT, CLASS OF 1949 (RECORDED 1997) The boys skinny-dipped in the river; he brought pictures to school |
 | ROBERT LEROY HUNT, CLASS OF 1951 (RECORDED 1997) A student set off a stink bomb by the Principal’s office, got a two-week vacation |
 | CHESTER WENDELL TRUE, CLASS OF 1952 (RECORDED 1997) Mr. Capdevielle held me out the second-story window by my ankles |
 | JOAN REES, CLASS OF 1952 (RECORDED 2008, 15:03) Joan Rees owns the Gone Again Travel Agency in New Port Richey |
 | ANDERSON HATCHER, CLASS OF 1956 (RECORDED 1997) His favorite teacher was Harold J. McIntyre |
 | CANDY POOLE, CLASS OF 1962 (RECORDED 1997) It was a challenge to change from cheerleadering uniform to march with the band |
 | LESTER BERGER, CLASS OF 1964 (RECORDED 1997) Growing up in New Port Richey was wonderful |
 | LAWRENCE M. BERGER, CLASS OF 1964 (RECORDED 1997) Lester’s twin brother; he now hunts alligators |
 | ANCLOTE RIVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE clip by Loren Welch – Dec. 17, 1968 |
 | DADE CITY MAIN STREET |
 | HISTORY
OF NEW PORT RICHEY Produced by Justin Plish, written and voiced by Leon Flood |
 | JUSTIN PLISH, TEENAGE DOCUMENTARY PRODUCER A report on WTVT |
 | JEFF CANNON, AUTHOR OF HUDSON HISTORY BOOK Interviewed on WTSP, Nov. 28, 2009 |
