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

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Marilyn Kendrick, Sharon Evans, and Sandra Smith exchange cards. Janice Eastham working at her usual job on workday. Workday found Ronald Shoquist delivering tele- grams.

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DECEMBER JEANNE McCORKLE and EUGENE HOWELL Senior Workday came early this year—$2,000 goal exceeded ... No sooner was this over and done with, than the senior cards came in, creating a mad rush for almost a week as they were exchanged . . . The Advanced Chorus and the Choris- ters gave their Christmas program to the freshmen and sophomores . . . Later that week they presented the program to the whole city . . . The band, not to be out- done, gave their Christmas concert after vacation start d . . . Many girls appeared with cuts and bruises after the annual Junior-Senior Football Game . . . The seniors' last dance, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas ' was complete with mistletoe and cold weather . . . Co-Chairmen were Barbara Burkhardt and Ed Frykman . . . Christ- mas was upon us before we realized it . . . Shopping, rushing, presenting and receiving gifts created the holiday spirit so familiar to us all . . . Only six months ■left till Graduation!

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JACK WILSON and DOTTIE SANDERS School resumed January 4, after a rip-roaring vacation . . . L cagemen beat Coral Gables in the first tilt of the season ... A week-end excursion to Tampa took the All-Staters for chorus and band out of the school for two days . . . School wasn't the same for the senior girls after the three internes went back to Michigan . . . Legislative Council announced choice of Barbara Burkhardt as Student of the Month for December . . . Charles King was chosen for January . . . Student Coun- cil staged a two week Campus Clean-up Campaign headed by Rosemary Brown . . . Most of the chartered clubs took in new members . . . Baseball and track teams started practice this month . . . Cramming for semester exams brought a worried rown to most LHS students ... To graduate or not to graduate—that was the question!