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

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Ruth Yaeger George Yeoman Cheryl Young Ellen Young Mary Lou Young RUTH ELLEN YAEGER Transferred from Portland Senior High School. Portland. Indiana. 2: Chorus 2. GEORGE ARTHUR YEOMAN Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: Class Play 4. CHERYL BLAMPIED YOUNG Transferred from Harwich High School. Harwich, Massachusetts 2: Allied Youth 3: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Youth for Christ 3, 4; UN Contest Finalist 2: Thespians 4. WILLA MAE YOUNG Transferred from Schoharie Central High School. Schoharie. New York. 4. PAUL JOHN ZIEBART, JR. of Whatever We Latin Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Thespians 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Class Play 3. ELLEN WILLARD YOUNG Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4: Allied Youth 4; Pep L’s 2: Class Play 3, 4: Class Representative 4. MARY LOU YOUNG Latin Club 2. 4: Pep L's 4: Science Club 3. 4; Want to Make It JAMES FRANK ZILBAUER ANNETTE FRANCES ZINNO Transferred from Baysidc High School. Bayside. New York 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4. ROBERT JACOB ZULLICK Football 2; Track 2. Willa Young Paul Ziebert James Zilbauer Annette Zinno Robert Zullick

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Judith Wilson Paula Wimberly Benjamin Witherell Elaine Wood Linda Wood JUDITH BETTY WILSON PAULA LOUISE WIMBERLY EDWARD BENJAMIN WITHERELL. JR. Library Club 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: Youth for Christ 4. This Is Not the End CARROLL ELAINE WOOD Latin Club 4. LINDA JANE WOOD French Club 4; Nauti.Nymphs 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: Pep L's 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2: Class Dance 2. 3. 4. PAUL RICHARD WOODALL Boys' L Club 4; Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2: Base- ball 3. 4; Legislative Student Council 2: Outstand- ing L 4. MARGARET LYNDA WORSHAM Transferred from Oabnont Senior High School. Oakmont. Pennsylvania. 3: Allied Youth 4: Pep L's 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. BARBARA ELAINE WORTHY Transferred from Civic Memorial High School. hut the Beginning Bethelto. Illinois. 4. JAMES WRIGHT ROBERT McGREGOR WRIGHT Executive Student Council 3: Legislative Student Council 2: Tennis 2: Class Dance 2. 3. Paul Woodall Lynda Worsham Barbara Worthy James Wright McGregor Wright

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Vivid Memories Are Recalled As silent, overawed sophomores, we filed in— some from Naval Air, some from Stranahan. now united at L. H. S. as the Class of '58. We were strangers movinq awkwardly about, longing to be a part of this cold, menacing structure—Ft. Lauder- dale High—with its endless maze of oddly numbered rooms and widely traveled halls. We elected our first class officers: Jan Smith, Scott Anselmo, Bertha Bass. Susie Eaton, and Phil Cross. As exuberant underclassmen w© cheered ourselves hoarse when our team rolled on to victory at our first football game of the year against Daytona. Eager to be- come a part of L. H. S.. we joined many clubs and worked on many school projects. The highlight of our first Twirp season was the Sadie Hawkins Dance : the girls of our class were extremely anxious to ask out those neat Junior and Senior boys. Our spirits were high as our first Homecoming season approached. The snake dance, parade, the game with Miami Beach, and the dance drew a large attendance from our class. We heartily supported our basketball teams throughout their seasons. Bermudas and knee socks, kilts and white bucks headed the long list of fads. After returning from our glorious Christmas holidays, we were horrified at the prospect of our forthcoming semes- ter exams. Our first class dance. April in Paris. was met by enthusiastic planning. The decorations were lavish, and the flower-covered Eiffel Tower was praised by all. As the year drew to a close, we attended baseball games, track, and swimming meets. Anticipating the coming two years, many of our girls energetically tried out for majorettes and cheerleaders. We took on an air of sophistica- tion. paid our class dues, cut classes, got caught, souped up hotrods, and still gazed with wonder- ment and awe at the wise, witty, all-important Seniors. At last, as Juniors, we were admitted to the secret realm of the upperclassmen. We could get pretty chummy with the Seniors. The campus was getting smaller every year. Our class leaders were Dick Krause, Jim Senko, Bertha Bass, and Joe Jackson. Most of our social life was overshadowed by the problem of passing U. S. History and chem- istry. We cheered our football team to an un- defeated season. We proudly presented the first dance of the year, Colonial Ball, and nearly froze at Stomp 'N' Chomp, one of the many events of Twirp season. Our Christmas holidays were spiced with the attendance of the Shrine and Orange Bowl games and open house New Year's Eve. We were excited at the prospect of producing our first class play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. starring many of our talented classmates: Lawrence Edward Berry Patrick Carl Birk Pater Bortle John Randall Collier Robert Minor Hoik.ns Paul James Hurley