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

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BONNE VOLONTE Has MardiGrasParty Cliff Weber Nancy Rablen Treasurer Secretary f Allan Weeks Parliamentarian Each year Bonne Volonte, or the French Club as it is commonly called, has a Mardi Gras Celebration. Much planning and work go into the celebration. However, it is felt that it was worth it all when the event takes place. Tattie Kalleher Advisor Marilyn Boyd Vico President Odette Cabell The club enters a float in the Homecoming Parade President and also a basket in the Juniorettes Thanksgiving bas- ket contest. Under the capable leadership of a real French girl, Odette Caball, the club has had a good year. They often hold bake sales for financial help. First row, left to right: Janie Collins, Joyce Volpe, Judy Smalley, Carlyn Donath, Marianne Jennings, Linda Evans. Marcia Mitson, Molly French. Second row: Natalie Heller, Gayle Sawyer, Allan Weeks. Philip Pauze. Dan Warner. Art Rosen, Gary Simmons. Susan Brophy, Ann Rothauser, Bunnie Coles. Third row: Nancy Rablen, Joyce Wells, Dona Johnson, Marilyn Boyd. Michael Maham, Cliff Weber, Bert Rowell. Bill Greene. Linda Wood, Odette Caball, Cinda Corcoran. 248

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John Docl President Eddio Broddy Viet President Weller Rood Socrotary Don Rootiole Treasurer Bill Armstrong Advisor If you have ever seen the Flying L Blue Goose. you should realize how worthy the project of polishing it is. This is the school's bus that transports the teams to away games, and keeping it in condition is one of the duties of the Boys' L Club. The group also maintains the trophy cases in the Main Hall. Are you tired? Rundown? Does your blood feel tired? Don't take Geritol! Go to the Boys' Health room, maintained by the Boys' L Club. Any boy having earned a varsity letter in a competitive sport in the school is eligible for membership upon approval of the club. These boys share initia- tion day with Girls' L: the boys carry their books in a bucket, and wear the clothes they wear in their sports. Ah! Don’t bo so modest! Isn't this just like our muscle men? Hero is one receiving another trophy. First row, left to right: Joe Jackson. Bill Evans. Bill Durgy. John Peters. Alan Levy, Frank Hadley. Tom Ackel. Second row: Walter Reed. Ed Braddy. Dave McMillin. Bob Barnett. Dennis Barton. Chico Longo. Bob Conness. Jim Senko. Dan Roettele. Paul Woodall. Third row: Jim Mackie. Ray Carson. Jim Ratliff. Dave Durrill. Dean Coffin. Irv Holder. Francis Le Var, Johnny Colquitt. Dave Henry. Jeff Schulten. Lee Ives. Ronnie Hatcher. Pat Mulcahy. 247

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CLUB Visits Places y .°r of SPANISH Culture Doris Jett Sponsor Good night, Swoot Princo. say these Senoritas as members of the Spanish Club taka a faw minutes out for a little mid-day siesta. LOS COMPANEROS ESPANOLES Many of the students who have an interest in Spanish have partici- pated in the various activities of the Spanish Club this year. Their purpose is to create a better understanding between the Spanish and American countries through language. At the end of the school year the entire club boarded the Blue Goose and headed for Vizcaya for fun and entertainment. A happy day was spent observing the antiques of that great estate and was finally wound up by a picnic at Greynolds Parle. First row. left to right: Kay Clark. Harriot Bassett. Patty Russel. Ava Ann Camp. Ann Fleming. Carol Worthley. Darlene Burtosky. Bonnie Liston. Janet Herzog. Second row: Cary Griffin. George Yeoman. Mary Sue Wilson. Richard lee. Ben W.therell. Barbara Doxtcr. Program Chairman; Judy Smalley. Carole Bloch. Diane Morris. Third row: Gloria Sturm. Parliamentarian; Suzanne Miles. Su- zanne Clemons. Odette Cabell. Todd Dunn. Dave Durrill. Marilyn Hunt. Patricia Bassett. Joe Jolley. Mary George King. Nancy Bell. 249