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

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 Peppy Pep L'ers are all smiles returning from a game. Proudly displaying the school flag are Joan Jansen. Vice President: Wendy Blackburn. Treasurer; Judy Dotfs. Secretary: Barbara Dexter. President. We re from Lauderdale; couldn’t be prouder. If you can't hear us now, we’ll yell a little louder. This is the purpose of Pep L's: To provide a cheering section at games and to assist the cheerleaders at pep rallies. Each member wears blue and white apparel to the activities. The only qualification to join is to know all the cheers. The Pep L'ers encourage good sportsmanship among the students at games as well as at school. Previous to this year. Pep L's was a small club. Under the capable leadership of Miss Betty Runyan, advisor, this club has reached a membership of over one hundred fifty L. H. S. stu- dents this year. PEP L’ERS Cheer the Team to Victory First row, left to right: Pat Johnson. Bonnie Ulrich, Judy McNeecc. Donna Skinner. Lois Gibson. Toni Morris. Diane Leonard, Mary Robertson. Susan Meadows, Carol Rothrock. Roberta Lovendahl. Denise Schu ier. Second row: Louese Quinn. Natalie Heller. Sue Wagner. Bonnie Meschen. Janet Anderson. Ginger Fine. Barbara Wright, Wendy Blackburn. Kim Lehr. Joy Lakota. Jean Murdock, Linda Marablc. Third row: Sheila Costin, Mary Sue Wilson, Jan Cooper. Carol Clark. Bob May. Tom Ament. Glenn Mackal. Bernard Simbari. Dick Otf. Janet Smith, Norma Hamilton, Diane Sutherland. Judy Fuelling. 270

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Bill Craig. Michele Manning. Carole Figloy. and Charles Smith talk over the new and interesting experiences they find in their work. They are the only juniors who take part in the D.C.T. program. Diversified Cooperative Training Club was organized for students who wished to combine a worlc-a-day world with high school. Only Juniors and Seniors are eligible to participate in this program. Anyone who takes part in the I program becomes a member of the club. They must main- tain a high scholastic average. The members receive train- ing and develop skills through actual work experience. D.C.T. provides a gradual transition from school to employment. The students in D.C.T. must follow a rigorous schedule. They attend school in the morning, hold a job in the after- noon, and study at night. The club's main projects are an employee-employer banquet in the spring and the adoption of a family at Christmas time. Doreen Rooney looks up a price list in the files at Retail Credits. She. like ell other D.C.T. members, attends school in the morning and works at a business firm in the afternoon. 269

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Committee chairmen are Dick Oft, Sue Wagner. John Her- rick. Donna Skinner, and Pattie Russel. Pep L'ers sit in a reserve section at games to cheer the team on, First row, left to right: Diane Demand. Pat Hanse. Judy Addy. Sharon McMillan. Carol Young. Joan Lerry. Patty Russel, Jo Anne Prues. Judi Smith. Billie Sue Katsikas, Margaret Leonard. Linda Jones. Jerrcne De Bray. Second row: Reba Haines. Sandy Hedera Thelma Sleek. Margie Nelson. Mary Ann Sommese. Gayle Coryell. Carol Purcell. Linda Bence. Joan Jansen, Bunnie Coles. Vcrnicc Swaby. Sally Clark. Pat Ellis. Third row: Karen Stevens. Gail Linanc. Lynn Micetlch. Sharron Shipley. Russell Simbari, John Herrick. Jack Harwell. Philip Pauze. Judy Dotts. Jennifer Holt.