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)R SOCIETY Mary Ann Adams Ruth Ann Brown Beverly Castle Joan de Ridder Karen Faber Barbara Fournier The National Honor Society of Fort Lauderdale, affiliated with '-gfi m L 1,7a the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools, stresses {I scholarship, leadership, character. ‘v. W and service. With these four things in mind, members from , the junior and senior classes are n elected to the organization by members of the club. | Jim Smith and Lois Bell inspect material Left to right: Linda Eshleman. Betty Tutton. Fred Joyce. Jim Hartsel. Dorene Wet hey. Dorothy to be used for tutoring. Steinbuch. Ken Gurry. Barbara Wcik. Dorothy Hallquist. Dick Krause. Grant Marlow. Dorene 219 Rooney, Bertha Bass. Jean Makcmson.
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NATIONAL HO]S New members Joe Jackson, Judy Keaton, Sandra Jennings, Left to right: Sally Lochric. Bev Bruaw, Bob Schneider, Chart Bonham. Judy du Pont. Bill Meeks. 21 g Lc Bromwell, Helen Douglas, Barbara Cantor. BOB PFEIFFER President SUSAN JENNE Vice President BARBARA BOYD Secretary % JEAN HUETHER Treasurer BARBARA SCIFERS Historian DICK KRAUSE Reporter GENEVA RICKARD Sponsor SENIOR INITIATES
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Gladys Spencer Sponsor 220 Anchor Club, youngest of the girls’ service clubs at Fort Lauderdale High School, has made great strides of progress in the past years. In 1956, this club took state and national honors by winning Anchor Club of the state and second in the nation. Kay Warren was elected state president. Some of the projects of Anchor this year were the spaghetti dinner, a fashion show, co- sponsors of Melody Circus and Job Poppa Day, aiding the blind, and working in the Guidance Center and the TB Center. Anchor will continue to carry out her motto of Forward ever, backward never” to aid both the community and school.
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