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

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Anselmo Excels Capable Scoff Anselmo leads fhe 1958 Navigator Staff. As Editor. Scott assigns stories, writes an editorial, and burns the midnight oil checking stories, headlines, cuts, and cutlines. Layouts! Layouts! Layouts! Doreen Rooney, Assistant Edi- tor, lays out the pages of the paper. She also proofreads copy. Pat Doepke is the penny-watcher of the Navigator staff. 8eing Business Manager she is in charge of all money problems. Jill Steele, as Advertising Manager, has one of the biggest headaches possible. Jill regulates the sale of all ads and another big responsibility is laying the ads out on the pages. Resting on stacks of papers, Jo Abhau smiles for the camera. Jo is Circulation Manager and supervises the sales depart- ment.

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Year at L.H.S ■ The EBB TIDE Staff would like to take this opportunity fo thank the many business con- cerns in Fort Lauderdale for the use of their buildings in our pictures. We would also like to thank Mr. Jun and Mr. Elder for running all over town to get the pictures and the teachers at L. H. S. for letting us take every- one out of classes. Interviewing All-County football players. John Doe! and Eddie Broddy. is all in a day's work for Karen. No wonder pretty girls want to be on the sports section of the EBB TIDE. Sail Byrd and Jeannine Pittman draw up the Sophomore pages. While everyone else is enjoying themselves at Christmas parties, these two girls love to work on the EBB TIDE. Wendy Taylor and Carol Flinn are in charge of activ- ities. They have fun getting the fifth-hour staff to help decide the settings for oil the superlative pictures. For days they walked about asking. What was the fad in October? or What was the hit song of Jonuory? for the calendar. Carol Berardi. Norma Combs, and Pam Hyde match pictures with names for the Junior pages. This sometimes proved to be quite a problem. They too spent much of their Christmas vacation at school working on the EBB TIDE. Karen Hanks and Dorothy Stein- buch form the staffs art depart- ment. They make posters in the fall and spend the winter planning new and original layouts and draw- ing clever caricatures. Gail. Carol. Suzanne. Johnny, end Jean seem to be quite excited over the new ideas they've found in the annuals.

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Usually the table is not so neat, usually the typewriters are not so idle, usually the hair is not so smooth, and never is Coach's smile so broad. Rick McDermott Ginny Fugate Sports Editors Alan Levy, Anna Mann. Toni Inskeep. and Sharon Coons are reporters. L.H.S.’s NAVIGATOR Ranks Second in State Contest Cartoonist Karen Hanks goes over some possible pictures with Carleen Carroll, who is the student photographer. L. H. S.'s Navigator has long been one of the top school newspapers in the state. It has made great prog- ress in the capable hands of Harold Hayes, who ma- jored in Journalism at the University of Nevada. Added this year to the paper are columns on world news. Written interestingly, these columns have certainly served their purpose, which is to make the teenager on campus more informed on world happenings. Scott Anselmo heads the staff and is the first gentleman to do so in some time. To be on the Navigator one must take and do well in Journalism I. The officers are chosen by Coach Hayes for creative ability and reliability. The paper is published semi-monthly and runs from four to eight pages. Its price is 15c a copy.