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

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Shirley Peterson President Nancy Barbara Sara Bill Sylvia Trenor Joshlyn Hackney Craig Burnsted Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor Sandra Richards Working the night shift at tho school library, Robort Ferrine and Lois Bell are invaluable aids to the librarian. Gloria Ritchie Bon Voyage! Michele Manning and Sara Hackney, representing tho local club, are off to the State Convention. Mahlon Weavers Jacquoline Williams

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D.C.T. Members Give Banquet to Create Understanding Between Employer-Employee An honest day's work is the essence of self-satisfaction, an important branch in the tree of happiness, and a guide to purpose and accomplishment in one's life. Members of the Diversified Cooperative Training Program, who automatically become mem- bers of the club, are seeking and fulfilling these and other goals each day of the school year, establishing the foundation needed for a rich and useful life after leav- ing the little world of Lauderdale High. The student interested must be a junior or senior with a high scholastic average to be eligible for this program. D.C.T. stu- dents attend school in the morning, work in the afternoon, and study at night. D.C.T. Club sponsors the adoption of a family at Christmas, and an Employer-Employee Banquet. Representing a tew of the many O.C.T. members who work diligently on the place cards and programs for the coming spring banquet are Gail Kohlmeyer. Tim Dugan, Sandra Richardson, and Judy Cathcart. Linda Bence Judy Cathcart Nancy Horner Carolyn Biggers Caren Comer Sandra Kirkland Kitty Brown Lois Bryan Tim. Dugan Bob Ferrini Gail Kohlmeyer Michele Manning William Burns Carole Ann Figley Bob McGranahan

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Gretchen Moisenburg President Wondy Nelson Reporter Ava Ann Camp Vice-President Rosemary Catanzaro Parliamentarian Pat Hall Secretary Gale Nelsen Historian Mary Westberry Treasurer Barbara Holmes Sponsor FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Follow Motto Rushing to holp Gretchen Moisenburg finish her new fashion before the show. Jean Murdock measures the final step, the hem. Apparently, F.H.A. girls like to eat. Daddy Date Night and an Award Dinner were put on by the club. Several girls tried their skill at cooking for the club's progressive dinner while a few other girls played host to the entire club slumber party which followed the dinner. An anQual project for Future Homemakers of America is their Fashion Show. This year, being no exception, girls from all over came and modeled clothes that they themselves made. Prizes were awarded for the best clothes. Program meetings were a big item on the F.H.A. agenda. Guest speakers included: an interior dec- orator who talked on home and yard beautification, a minister who spoke on family life, and several other talks given on home and family life. Future Homemakers’ year came to a close with a district meeting in Pompano. There they compared their projects with other clubs in the area. These eager beavers always keep their eyes open Toward New Horizons. Promoting better home relationship and recogniz- ing the importance of good homemaking is what F.H.A. members strive for at LHS.