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

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The spirit of Fort Lauderdale High is evidentln our community by the fact that meny oB our civic leaders ar Fort Lauder- dale, H h School graduates. It is foped thit this spiri will be main- tained by the class of 1958, as it has been in past years by othe graduating classes. I feel sure that! many I chic leaders of tomorrow are among you! I lope tjat this Ebb Tide will bringmappy memories of your years here at Fort Lauberjtalf High!School. Harry F. McComb Principal' In his second year as principal of Fort Lauderdale High School, Mr. Harry F. Mc- Comb has mastered the intricate business. „ of managing L H. S. Every daY he deals.. with students' problems, supervises school activities, and helps develop citizens. Most of all he encourages the students to uphold the fine school spirit that has always reigned at Lauderdale. He, too, has a spirit that makes the students proud. At almost every game, dance, and many club meetings, Mr. McComb is not just an on- looker but a part of the activities. He, un- doubtedly, has one of the roughest jobs there is, though no one would realize this from the well organized system he has es- tablished. Before becoming principal, he taught Music and directed the band. He was granted his B.A. at the University of Miami and his M.A. at the University of Michigan. Since graduating,' Mr. McComb 4ias taught eighteen years and served here as principal two years. He is the father of two — Frank, 10, and Anne, 5.

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 Fred Huff is the assistant principal of L. H. S. He spends much of his time in conference with the club presidents since one of his biggest jobs is regulating all club activities. Mr. Huff hails from West Virginia. He attended Marshall College where he was granted his B.A. He received his M.A. at Springfield College in Massachusetts. One of his claims to fame is that he coached Lew Burdette, ace Milwaukee pitcher and hero of the 1957 World Series, in football while Lew was in high school. Although he is kept very busy, Mr. Huff finds time to play a little golf. Among his hobbies are drawing house plans and raising grass. Joseph Brewer is Dean of Boys. A native of South Dakota, he received his B.A. at Yankton College and his M.A. at the University of Florida. Dean Brewer is an active member of the National Rifle Associa- tion and holds an expert marksmanship card in pistol shooting. Mr. Brewer is a commanding officer in the Naval Reserve. He has been in the Naval Re- serve for fifteen years and was on active duty eight years in World War II and Korea. Dean of Girls is Nan Hutchison. Mrs. Hutchison is a Fred H. Huff. Assistant Principal nat!ve of West Vir9ini°- 8ef°re becoming Dean, she taught Physical Education and worked in the Guid- ance Department. Always fond of dramatics, she has directed several class plays. In her home state, Mrs. Hutchison received her B.A. and M.A. at Marshall College. Nan Hutchison, Dean of Girls, and Joseph A. Brewer. Dean of Boys. 9