83 FIS and 538 FIS nicknames

The 83rd FIS at Hamilton Air Base was the very first operational F-104 squadron in the world.
An interesting fact was that lots of pilots had their own aircraft and on a certain moment decided to add a cartoon or text zapp on the the front fuselage during the 50s.
We have no idea how many pilots had these zapps added but beneath we tried to make some kind of overview of the ones we know.
Aircraft seen with unidentified zapps were: 56-777, 56-781, 56-785, 56-795, 56-796, 56-805, 56-808, 56-810, 56-819.
One two-seater was fitted with a zapp starting with "Pussin" with a cat cartoon, sadly the serial number is unknown.
also this was seen with a few aircraft from 538th FIS of which only 56-840 was identified

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F-104A Starfighter Serial	83/538 FIS Pilot name	ZAPP information	Photo (if any)
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56-784	538FIS - 1st Lt E.W. Bunn	Pap Wahoo
56-791, 56-803 (later)	83FIS - Major Carl H. Leo	Vociferous Viking
56-816	83FIS - Lt. Col. Evans (Lt.Col Goetz?)	Dads Special
56-824	83FIS - Lt. George Davis	The Road Runner
56-840	538FIS - Homer C Boles	Ruler of the Roost
56-841	538FIS - R. T. Hanna	The Bandersnatch
56-???	538FIS - Unknown	unidentifiable
56-???	83FIS - Capt. Robert A Rayford	Miss My Iris
56-???	83FIS - Lt. Cmdr. Brown (USN)	Acey Deucey
56-???	83FIS - Lt. Jim Sherman	Jughead
56-???	83FIS - Lt. Edgar Grieschkov	The Bald Eagle
56-???	83FIS - Capt. Donald Parsons	Jayhawker
56-???	83FIS - Col. Louis W. Ford	Top Dog
56-???	83FIS - Unknown	Wailing Lady
57-1296	83FIS - Not applicable	Double Trouble
57-1298	83FIS - Not applicable	Pussin Patty