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

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Co-Captain, Jam's Milligan Not a splash is to be heard as six identical figures slide into the coolness of the Casino Pool. No. they aren't por- poises or fish, but the Nauti-Nymphs of L.H.S. They are presenting one of their charitable shows; this time for the Veterans. Besides these benefit shows, the Nauti-Nymphs also perform for hotel audiences in Fort Lauderdale as well as Miami Beach. The entertaining acts which they present are planned and costumed by the girls themselves. They also participate in competition both locally and state-wide. The hard work each day on all their routines proves beneficial as they stroke their way to first and second place victories. Any money received for out- standing performances is put into a fund which is used first a Star, at the end of the year for travel expenses to state compe- tition. At the beginning of the year there is a six weeks' trial eriod during which the many hopefuls learn the various allot stunts. Not until after this period are the A and B squads chosen: and then on their co-ordination and ability. So far this season these Flying L synchronized beauties have given two big shows, each with a different and or- iginal theme. But this is just the beginning for the team as they con- tinue their hard work and perfection of each stunt until they feel they are equal to the best in the state. Than t

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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

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Present Water Show With Circus Ballet Act First row, left to right: Debbie Davis, Babs Osborne, Meredith Haskins. Bonnie Ulrich, Bonnio Aunapu. Fay Eddie. Sec- ond row: Sue Diaclc, Sail Linanc. Sharon Shipley. Linda Marable. First row, left to right: Diana Nelson, Colleen Cook. Margie Nelson. Fran Carlson, Louise Quinn, Pat Reynolds. Second row: Ginny Baldwift. Alice Schmidt. Lynn Graham, Anita Roncaglione. bent knee. and finally a ballet leg.