Fort Lauderdale High School - Ebb Tide Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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Brock Goerlitz works as a mechan- ics’ helper in preparation for ser- vice station management.

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SYLVIA WERTMAN Co-ordinator JERRY JOHNSON Vice President Service Station Manager BOB CULBREATH President Construction Foreman BARBARA SMITH Treasurer Customer Advisor GLADYS LAVERIE Secretary Insurance Secretary TheSipT program is a plan f6r training high school students in a variety of occupationsSay utilixino the community'» business and industrial establishments as training agencies. DcT wak organized in Jacksonville, Florida in 193 . The first prograrh Vnet with sufchi gratifying success that in a vfew years it had'spread over the state', and there a rtrow' sixty.two programs in Florida. “OCT was organized in Fort Lauderdale in 1937. ' » t V; Students in DCT carry two required su bjett s and- two hours Of study related to their jobs. The student learner is paid a wage cgftfparable to that earned by a beginning worker. However, it must be emphasized that training is the prime objective of the program. The highlights of the school year are the District Convention and the Employer- Employee Banquet. ‘ y ?''.

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 x°v vVe Lorrain Chumblcy and Betty Jo Brittian work as customer advisors. Am VO CO' ot o V VP vV'eo»VPW . V4 • ? ■ ,voVO Bill Doudnikoff works as an electrician’s assistant. Garther Franklin operates a band saw in his work as a cabinet maker. A committee plans for the Employer-Employee Banquet. From left to right: Clayton Gaff in, Jack Ray, Kay Fields, Jack Davis and Donald Crews.