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

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Everything but the kitchen sink goes into the suitcase as Sara Dew, Gloria Ritchie. Barbara Joshlyn. and Virginia Fine, pack for their trip to Buckhill Falls. Pat Radke. who also went to the convention, had gone to get that forgotten article. From Alcoholic Beverages Among Student Body Just a little friendly persuasion as Gail Linane. coaxes Mackey Alloy to join in the Allied Youth Patio Danco following the Coral Gables game. Make mine a coke, please! These are the words spoken from an Allied Youth Member as he makes his decision of taking that first bottle of beer or not. At some time in a student's life, there comes a moment to decide. Allied Youth tries to prepare a person for this and explain the effects alcoholism will have on his body. Speakers come and dispute the fancies some people believe about alcoholic beverages and lay the true facts before the members. At the beginning of the year a patio party was held after school for all interested in joining the club. The free fruit punch and homemade cookies made the A.Y. party very successful. During the football season it wasn't unusual to see jinx dolls of the rival school's color adorn- ing school books, purses, and notebooks. After the Coral Gables Basketball game one could hear the strains of music coming from the patio. Since this was twirp season, the girls grabbed their favorite partner and danced to the music of records at A.Y.'s free dance. Indeed Allied Youth proves fun and amuse- ment can be found elsewhere than in a bottle. 107

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George Bonham Mackey Allay Anna Bryan Norma Combs President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Leo Mizoll Chaplain Virginia Fine Reporter Mr. Solomon Sponsor Mrs. Jonas Sponsor Siftin' and sippin', chitin' and chatin' are Virginia, ALLIED YOUTH Stresses Teen Abstinence First row, left to right: Dede Biralay. Harriet Allen. Dezzie Nelson. Micki Herbert. Gail Alexander. Sherrie Hebert. Ava Camp. Second row: Denise Schuller. Judy Pewol. Thelma Sleek. Gloria Ritchie. Ginger Fine. Barbara Joshlyn. Beverly Evans, Pam Sweat, Gayle Sawyer. David Oslin. Third row: Gloria Gall. Marjorie Shoro. Gail Linane. Mackey Alloy. Jim Coulter, Norma Combs. Butch Bonham. Sandra Culp. Leo Mizell. ik

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Eric Cavelier President Mike Hursey Treasurer Jim Ahrens Vice-President Rick Munger Parliamentarian Randy Roark Secretary Clarence Alfonse Sponsor Across the classroom windows hang solemn pieces of black material. An ominous milk- white screen pierces the prevailing darkness. A short click and harsh whirr emanate from the curious silence which perdominates the classroom filled with history students, and Paul Revere gallops madly across the screen on a huge horse. This is a sample of the Audio-Visual Club in action, a club which carries out many important duties and serv- ices to the school each and every day. Each member is trained to set up, operate, and maintain the multitude of equipment under the club's charge, such as record play- ers, slide projectors, movie projectors, tape recorders, and an extensive library of film strips and records. The members of the club participated in field trips to the county office and to a local theater, with the expressed purpose of fur- thering their knowledge of audio-visual equipment and its operation. Audio-Visual Club is constantly striving to comprise more and better ways of serving the student body. LHS Eyes, Ears Depend on AUDIO-VISUAL First row, left to right: Mark Gibson, Pat Grumbar. Terry Patton, Michael Hursey, Cecil Ellington, Warren Williams, John Hageman, Mark Schneider. Second row: Bing Stolzenburg, Jim Ahrens, Eric Cavelier. Bill Keane. Bob Betz. Rick Munger, Larry Smalley. Bill Pointer. Rendy Roark. Jay Rogers. John Orburg. John Brown. Blair Hanna.