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

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How was the Prom? Fabulous! Tired? Who. us? Ginny Fryman. Mackey Alley. George Moraitis. and Nedra Schultz sleepily return from the Prom ond after- Prom activities. Class of ’59 Wing. John Wollam, Michael Wordrup. Valorys Workman. Nikki Worthy. Maxwell Wright. Barbara Jean Wright. Judith Ann Wright. Marjorie Wulf. Raymond Young. Joseph Young. Judith Young. Sally Young. William Zimmer, Caro! Anne Zwick. David Reynolds 63

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The Spin in the Seniors only Seniors are his—Senior Work Day, Senior Skip Day, and Senior We are Seniors at last! is the cry of every up- perclassman as he reaches his final year. No longer must he look up to others, for he is now looked up to. He has the center section in the pep rallies and ail those little conveniences that go with being a Senior at Fort Lauderdale High School. The activ- ities that include Day, Job Poppa Tea. because it will be his last. Whereas the Sophomc deals in firsts, the Senior experiences the many ■ lasts—the last Homecoming, last pep assembly, last dance, last class, the crowd's last beach party, and the last exam. As Juniors, Flying L boy and girl only mused on the future; as Seniors they must not only think but they must do. At last the activities that have the air of finality attached to them arrive: Baccalaureate, Class Night, and Commencement; and after Commence- ment there are bigger shoes to fill and new roles to be played. The three years are over; the years that seemed so endless have come to an end.