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

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First row, seated, left to right: Sue Williamson, John Swcitzer, Roller Beckhart. Deena Tanton. Second row: Wendy Nelsen, Judy Philpott, Sonja Christensen, Darlene Simons, Bonnie Metott, Sue Rohr, Jim Hartsel. Third row: Patty Nickel, Mary Beth Ricker. Carl Flowers. Robert Foley. Fourth row: Pat Earley, Pat Holsteed, Norma Cornelius. Toyette Ditzler. First row, risers: Donna Kenyon, Diane Coleman, Larry Hamilton, Paul Bundy. Melvin Waskow, Jim Harper. Second row, risers: Wayne Warren, Bill Carter. Claude Rawls. Ed Cline, Carl Ball. Marilyn Floyd, Clark Congleton. Third row, risers: David Taylor. Jay Morrissey, Larry Thibaut. Vernon Bohannon, Mike Douglass, Tim Joslin, Bill Schmidt. William H. Bennett, Director Individual pictures, first row, left to right: Larry Thibaut. Assistant Drum Major; Bonnie Metott, Assistant Secretary: Judy Philpott. Assistant Librarian. Second row: Mike Douglas, Quartermaster. 160 CONCERT BAND Earns All

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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.

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First row, seated, left to right: Pat Bassett. Pat Flatter, Keith Holton. Galen Tustison. Second row: Richard Workman. Murray Hinckley. Henry Miller. Nancy Schmidt, Mary Jo Erskine. Joan Graves. Third row: Larry Smalley. Barry Leslie, Mike Kaerichcr. Leonard Tocci. Carolyn Evans. Bev Linton. Fourth row: Gale Nelsen. George Bonham. Ronnie Whaley. John Bruhn. First row risers: Bob Hunt, Gary Simmons. Ronald Konecny. Judy Tucker. Hap 8onham. Molly French. Stanley Harrocks. Second row risers: Whit Hudson. Jim Mat- thews, David Sjodin, Larry Mostoller, Bill Gravett. John Ramsey, Gary Matthews. Third row risers: Dan Warner, Jim Bundy. Charles Capron. Jerry Cook. Individual pictures, first row, left to right: Jim Hartsel. Presi- dent; Jerry Cook. Vice President; Sue Williamson, Secretary. Second row: Bev Ljnton, Librarian. Superiors at State Contest 161