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

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Unity” Expresses Aims of Club’s Activities Scrubbing their customer's car diligently during Exchange's car-wash, an annual money-making proj- ect. are Diclc Sharp. Bob Hunt, and Jay Morrissey. Going over lists of names and averages of which a boy and a girl will be chosen for Exchange's scholarship awards are Phil Pauzc, Bob Hunt, and Jim Tucker. John James Sweit2er Tucker Dave Vecchio Jack Wayne “Hey, buddy! beckons hall monitor Dennis Hutchinson to John Barkor 'where's your pass? You know you can't get in here without one. 153

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JUNIOR EXCHANGE Motto, Service for Bob Hunt President Dennis Hutchinson Mr. Packard Chaplain Sponsor Richard Beatty Jay Morn soy Gary Simmons Dan Mundrick Phil Pauzo Vice-President Secretary Corresponding Treasurer Secretary Junior Exchange Club is one of four service clubs established for the purpose of promoting high quality in the field of citi- zenship. pertaining not only to school, but the home, community, state, and nation. The club's membership is comprised of out- standing male students, selected for their excellence in various important qualities. On every Junior Exchange Club pin. the words Service for Unity can be found. The many projects and services undertaken by this club clearly show that these three words most certainly do not go unheeded. Two scholarships totaling $200 were awarded by Junior Ex- change Club to a deserving senior boy and girl. At the begin- ning of the school year a car wash was organized, operating under the facilities of a local service station. This fun-filled activity was'a life-giving boost to the club treasury. Not to be outdone, the members also participated in an inter-service-club Christmas party for the handicapped children of Broward Coun- ty. maintained the landscape of Sun Dial School, sponsored the patio dance after the first basketball game of the season, han- dled the monitor service during the course of each school day. issued social security cards to students wishing them, and placed prayer cards in the cafeteria. UZ r. W?l, lrl , , William Bill Bob Thomas Block Burkhordt DiBla» Dickson Florence Grave Hancock Doug Jim Randy Kon David Dick Tom McDormott Matthewi Mulford Parry Shaft Sharp Smith

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Pat Booth Wandy Taylor Rene Carr Cocilo McGuire Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR SINAWIK, New Girls’ The first day of school can be hard for a new student like Carolyn Bergdahl but Mr. Holt and Sinawik. Bonnie Oros, help her feel at ease and teach her the ropes of LH.S. Putting the finishing touches on their Homecoming float which tied for third place, are Rene Carr and Dede Bireley.