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

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M««t a few of the inmates of The Cloisters, a home for the mentally ill. On stage they may be inmates but at LHS we know them as Dick Beatty. Pat Gross. Nancy Spiegel and Sandy Doak. members of the cast of The Curious Savage. a comedy presented by the Junior class. March Moves Merrily in B ri ngm Easter

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 Didn't forget your student card, did you? asks Nancy Sumwalt as she treats John Stimpson to a movie during Twirp season. Mama mia, this is great! exclaims Ron Magahey as ho starts to gobblo up his last piece of pizza at the annual Juniorette Pizza Party. February’s Follies Filled Full of Fun Valentine's Day i celebrated by Jerry Stewart as he greets Suzi Rablcn with a heart full of candy. 45 Hi! We're from Stranahan, say tho big orange buttons worn by the students participating in tho exchange program between Lauderdale and Stranahan High Schools.

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“B-E-A-T! shout varsity cheerleaders as they dem- onstrate their cheers at the tryouts for the varsity squad. Regaining her poise, Senior Judy Colby beams with delight as she reigns as the 1959 Basketball Queen. Her attractive attendants are Kathy Fairfield and Noel Doepke. Holidays March shivered in on the crest of an unseasonable cold spell providing a chilly setting for the Flying L's victory over Stranahan in the swim meet. Also, sportswise. seniors came out victorious in the inter- class track meet and baseball tryouts got underway. Juniors made their debut into the world behind the footlights with the comedy production. The Curious Savage. Seniors presented Neptune's Palace. The soft lights and slow music almost lulled them into forgetting that this was their last class dance. Science students were given a special assembly by the Nuclear Institute at Oak Ridge. There was a discussion on The Atomic World : but the big thing on the seniors' minds was the problem of finding a job for Senior Work Day. When the day finally rolled around close to 500 seniors invaded the world of business to earn money for the six scholarships to be given on class night. The highlight of the month was the Easter Holi- days. Everyone made plans for parties and lazy days at the beach with the annual college crowd. Vaca- tion over, suntanned L's returned to school and an- other month faded from view. 47 Co-chairman of the Senior dance, Bruce Dempsey, and division chairmen, Dian Scott and Sandy Koch, discuss plans for decorat- ing for Neptune's Palace.