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

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Skip George Tom Jim Ed Frank Bruce Beisler Bonham Brolliar Bundy Carlson Clark Dempsey Doug Denny Bob Roger Ron Bill Denny Farquhar Gahagon Hall Hanks Hartnett Jarrel Kerr John Harry Woody Guy Bill Charlie Leaird Marshall Maxwell Metzger Millikan Moore School Year, 1958-1959, With Friendly Steve Olowecki Spirit Stan John Wood Zeien It's all in a day's work for us Key Clubbers, wearily exclaim Jerry Stewart. Tommy Riles, Don Ralston. Joe Pesek. and Don Noland, as their chore of cleaning up the patio just begins. 147 V1

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Dave Henry President Don Noland Doug McLaughlin Ralph Lehr John McElfresh Vice-President Corresponding Recording Treasurer Secretary Secretary Squire Knox Senior Director Mr. Maurer Sponsor Key Club has a long-standing record of service to the school and to the community. This year the boys have maintained this tradition. The club started off with a loud bang by sponsoring Welcome Week. Mem- bers gave out name cards and pencils which said Welcome to L.H.S.' This promoted a friendly atmosphere during the opening days of school. Key Club also was in charge of selling pep tags before each football game. These little white squares of cardboard did their part in spreading school spirit on.campus. Another useful Key Club project is the student telephone directory. This handy little book is published annually and sold for the nominal fee of fifty cents. When Twirp Season rolled around. Key Club was in there pitching as it presented the Sadie Hawkins Dance. This event gave the girls a chance to invite the man of their dreams out for an evening of fun. Other activities sponsored by Key Club are the Faculty-Varsity basket- ball game and the Youth Rally which is held each year at War Memorial Auditorium. It is obvious that the students of Fort Lauderdale High owe a vote of thanks to this service club for the many benefits it gives them. KEY CLUB’S Welcome Week’ Launches Theso Key Club directories sure do come in handy, thinks Jerry Bittner as she

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I Mr. Decker Spontor Mr. Sullivan Sponsor Bill Wilson Dick Wilcoi Jerry Licklider Joe Jolley Davo Hochstrasser President Vice-President Secretary Corresponding Treasurer Secretary A hush fell over the audience. Everyone was tense. Twenty-five pretty girls in the finals crossed their fingers and held their breath. Then the moment came that every- one had been waiting for. the dream of every teen-age girl. Alice Schmidt was crowned the Civitan Calendar Cover Girl. This year, ninety-three girls participated in the contest and after modeling, first shorts and tee shirts, and then lovely forma Is. five judges chose a girl to represent each month on the Civitan Calendar, plus the cover. Junior Civitan, sponsored by the Interna- tional Civitan Club, can best be described by the word service. The club is com- posed of outstanding boys, willing and able to make this school a better place. Among some of their projects are selling tee shirts, sweat shirts, and fruit cakes during Christ- mas time. Has anyone seen my geometry book? No. but I’ve lost by English book. Stu- dents who have lost, or misplaced anything, will probably find it at the Lost and Found, maintained by Civitan and at the cost of a few cents, it can be retrieved. This money is used to purchase books for the library, a service beneficial to all. April found the busy members playing Easter Bunny to hundreds of children at the Easter Egg Hunt held at Holiday. Park. JUNIOR CIVITAN Club Calendar Cover- Hoyl No fair pocking! This littlo '•agar bunny spies on Davo Hochstrasser as he attempts hiding an Easter Egg during Civi an s annual Easter Egg Roll hold at the War Memorial. A perfect fit! comments Richard Wolfe, as he Licklider soil Davo Zwick e Civitan toe shirt. and