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

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Nibbling hors d'oeuvros and tipping punch, Treasurer Golo Nolson, Prosidont Gary Simmons. Vico-President Molly French, Parliamentarian Dan Warner, and Secretary Joyce Volpe take time out from the gala party and hold a cozy “tete a toto around the punch bowl. Sampling scintillating Paris night-life, French Club members dance at their festive Christmas party held at the Coral Ridge Yacht Club. FRENCH CLUB Celebrates Joyeux Noel Bonne Volonte is the official name of the French Club at L.H.S. Translated this means good will. The name is significant in that the purpose of the club is to promote understanding of French culture and the French people. This purpose is accomplished through various projects. First row, loft to right: Molly French. Gala Nalson. Margin Wright. Panzer. Penny Sekmann. Bill Wells. Second row: Joyce Volpe. Diane Bonnie Coles, Marianne Jennings. Gary Simmons. Daniel Warner. Joyce Wells. Donna Johnson. Susan Straker. Valerie Hummel. Pete Cooper, Lynn VanAusdall, Pat Grumbar. The members of the French Club have adopted an orphanage near Paris. They held a rummage sale to raise funds for the children in the orphanage. A gala soiree at the Coral Ridge Yacht Club climaxed the Christmas season. The dub also celebrated the tradi- tional Mardi Gras. Sue Brophy. Sandra Arnold. Dobbic Parker. Virginia Michie. Judi Donoghrie. Linda Tremblott. Nancy Irish, Gaylo Sawyer. Nan Hoy. Petor Zwick. Bunny Haslom. Third row: Cathy Pierce, Tracy Mark, Lewis. Marvin Day, Dorothy Roseman, Patricia 8assett. Jan

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F. rtt row. left to right: Darleno Burtasky. Cherly lve$. Gwen Roa. Jo Deo Coreh. Diane Clemes. Kathy Fairf,e a Nancy Connor. Jean Phelfer. Toni Morris. Patty Seal. Carol Ann Worthley. Second row: Susan G. bson. Bennie Saltier. Rosemary Duke. Trudy Giberson. Georgia Slupe. Patty Russel. Sandra Bradcr. Sherrie Parish. Judy Hayes. Nancy Carter. Kathy Ketchum. Third row: Janis Brusick. Carol Bloch. Mary Sue Wilson. Anne Kirk. Suo Jenkins. Pam Sweat. Mary George King. Betsy Sheard, Carol Cornelius. Sue Watson. Janet Breen. Nancy Bell. Diane Morris. Prize-Winning Year in Activities Mr. Pharr Sponsor Fomentar el Interes en el Espanol, or To promote interest in Spanish. This is the basic aim of the Fort Lauderdale High School Spanish Club. Spanish students are given a chance to learn a little more about their subject by participating in various activities of the club. This year the Spanish club has gone way out in their purpose to create a better un- derstanding between the Spanish and American countries through language, cus- toms, and culture. By showing movies on Spanish speaking countries and playing host to various speakers who have visited or actually lived in a Spanish speaking coun- try the members of the club have formed a deeper understanding of their South of the border neighbors. Good luck followed the club throughout the year as Spanish club candidate for cal- endar girl. Cheryl Ives, was chosen to be pictured on the May calendar. Second prize was awarded to the club for their Thanksgiving basket and for their Home- coming float in the interest club division. A successful year ends as Spanish students say, Hasta la Vista. Los Compancros Espanoles got in the spirit of homecoming week and entered a float in the parade. Their theme this year was Run the Knights Thru the Mill. 129

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THESPIANS Initiate Aspiring Dramatists A darkened theater, a candle-lit stage, and eagerly awaiting pledges, provide the atmos- phere for the National Thespian Society in- itiation. Created to promote the dramatic arts in the high schools, it is an organization of students who are interested in some phase of theater art. Thespians strive to establish high standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts and to create an active and intelligent interest among students. The qualifications for mem- bership in the honorary club are at least sev- enty lines in a three-act play, or over one hundred hours work on a production. The faces of Tragedy and Comedy, frowning and smil- ing, are symbolic of this club. Outstanding work done in this field outside of school is also recognized by the members. The motto is al- ways felt in the hearts and lived in the lives of true Thespians— Act well your part, for in that the honor lies. Bert Rowell President Judi Wright Secretary Linda Mundrick Vice-President Kathy Coffman Chaplain Jay Morrissey Treasurer Sharon Coons Parliamentarian First row, left to right: Tom Cook, Jean Petracca, Wendy Taylor. Ava Camp, Linda Mundrick Jay Morrissy. Sharon Coons, Kathy Coff- man. Nancy Pe Doug McLaughlin. Socond row: Tracy Mark, Sharon Newsham. Bonnie Linane. Bert Rowell Jim Bray, A an Aunapu, Donna Johnson. Mark Schneider. Judi Wright. 131