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

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Having capably served the students at LHS for the past 13 years as the bookstore manager, Mrs. Margaret Hudson re- tired at first semester. Petite and pleasant, Mrs. Adalene Thomas thoroughly enjoys working with the students at LHS in her job as the new book- store manager. These Persons’ Work Is Never Done The people responsible for the daily tasty lunches are Mrs. Mary Norwell. Mr;.. Pauline Adams. Mrs. Elizaboth Jenkins, and Mrs. Francis Rand, manager.

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Their Business tremely important and an essential factor, the program includes such tests as College Boards given in January. March, and May: National Merit Scholarship Exam in April; Scholarship Qualifying Test in October; and the California Mental Maturity Test. The Guidance Center also aids in scheduling of classes, enrolls all new students, issues work permits, helps those inter- ested in part-time work, schedules conferences with scores of representatives from the armed services, colleges, and local vocations, and sponsors College Night. On this night, each senior in attendance is given the opportunity to obtain valuable information from representa- tives of the school in which he is interested. Books, pamphlets, catalogues, and vocational files are available to each and every student. Working with the Guidance Department is Mrs. Lee Senn. the registrar. It is Mrs. Senn who keeps on record each grade and test mark of any student who has ever attended Fort Lauderdale High School. Fixing another transcript is just part of the job done by Mrs. Senn. registrar, and Mrs. Purington. guidance secretary. LHS Library Has Almost 11,000 Books Here a book, there a book, everywhere a good book. The library of Fort Lauderdale High School, under the supervision of Miss Berryhill, head librarian, offers not only a valuable service to the school, but also to the community. Four days a week the library is open from 7:15 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., a highly advantageous service to everyone. Night librarian is Miss Hansen. Many useful articles are found in the library such as an excellent collection of almost I 1.000 books, a vertical file. maps, globes, magazines, audio-visual material, newspapers, encyclopedias, author material, and a World Atlas. Progress forges on, and the library is no exception. An electric charging machine has been added, enabling the staff to stamp cards in half the time. A portion of the staff consists of students, earning one credit toward graduation while being trained to know the library, enabling them to help others. Ivy Berryhill, Library: Brenau College. B.A. Zola Mae Blakeslee, Library: Florida State University. B.A. Dorothy B. Hansen. Library: University of Minnesota. B.S. Most people read books! but Linda Spear. Bill Con- way. and Barbara Stokel aren't: they're fixing the broken bindings. 27

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Smiling at one of the stories her studonts have written. Mrs. Evans thinlcs. Only one hundred more papers to read. Will I ever teach thorn how to spoak? wonders Mr. Sol- omon. the dramatics teacher. Deeply engrossed in thought. Coach Hayes stares off into space while Mr. Van Arsdall. Mrs. Galla, and Mrs. Burdick enjoy a hurried lunch. 29