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

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 Hey, kids, wanna buy a booster? Noel Oeopke tries hard and succeeds in selling some to Dian Scott, Bonnie Linane, and Gail Linane. Did you know Press Club has scrapbooks end handbooks galore? Well, they certainly do, and here are Bobbie Blocker, Deanna Jones. Karen Hanks, and Joan Fowler working on more to add to their collection. Aspiring Journalists Join PRESS CLUB Off to Miami we go! Marcia Mitson, Janice Milligan, Carol Zimmer, and Pat Bourke prepare to have fun on their annual press club trip to Miami.

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PRESS CLUB Makes 44 Flying L” Handbooks Pat Farley Vice President Sharon Coons Secretary Toni Insleep Treasurer Hying L Handbooks are the main annual project of the Press Club. The booklets are composed of information concerning school organization, clubs, classroom procedures, and school rules. Another big project of Press Club is selling boosters, popular sports pins designed in the shape of a football, basketball, or the sport that is in season. They give a Thanksgiving basket and participate in the Homecoming parade. Flying L Follies, and Campus Carnival. Once every year the members take a trip to Miami to visit the newspaper office. The purpose of Press Club is to fur- ther the interest of journalism. A letter is written telling why the person wishes to join Press Club. The club then decides on the person for membership. Pat Doeple President Harold Hayes Sponsor Linda Menendez and Pat Dunsworth present Carlene Carroll, the Navigator photographer and a member of the Press Club, with a strobe light. Anna Mann, Jill Steele. Mary Sue Wilson, and Sharon McMillan sell handbooks for the club. Ginny Fugate Parliamentarian 256

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 w - Leila Coan President mtf, 4k Miki Herbert Vice President O O i A v i+m mt William Botty Mahlon Wober Jones Atkinson Advisor Advisor Advisor ALLIED YOUTH’S Allied Youth in previous years has been a club with only average attendance. This year it reached its peak of one hundred and fifty members. Its purpose is to reach and teach all students of the harm that alcoholism can have upon one s life and happiness. Allied Youth's projects include the selling of Jinx Dolls, rummage sales, and a tea to acquaint students with the club's members. Allied Youth seeks to impress upon the minds of the teenagers of today that fun and excitement can be had without the drinking of any kind of alcoholic beverages. First row. left to right: Pat Flatter. Nancy Forsgren, Gayle Coryell. Judy Smalley. Joan Jansen. Lynn Gennaria. Barbara Roosa. Diann Locklar. Isabelle Mincey. Barbara Owens. Second row: Merilyn Merrick. Betty Higgins. Jerrene Do Bray. Anne Whitney. Linda Collier. Janet Rum pel. Nancy Spiegel. Ellie Sory. Linda Leaird. Linda Stafford. Miki Herbert. Toni Inskeep. Shelley Myres, Dede Bireley. Carol Hale. Margie Nelson. Third row: Janet Danos. Diane Watkins. Sheila Costin. Barbara Shaffer. Allan Weeks. Virginia Fine. Leo Mizell. Janet Anderson. Abbie Koert, Wilma Pursel. Bill Dettmer. Wayne Warren. Cary Griffin. George Bonham, G. L. Bartlett. Fourth row: Scott Ansel mo. Joe Ferrell. Julie Meers. Ronnie Bentley. Virginia Spear. Virginia Sawallis. Norma Combs. Dan Roettele. Tom Ament. Jan Smith. Mackey Alley. Harold Wayne. Glenn Mackal. Tom Pember. Tonie Toney. Rick McDermott. 258